🔌 Realistic Motorized Rotating Electric Toys for Toddlers Review

Bought for our 18 month old grandson for Easter. It's not Easter yet, but his mom thinks it's really cool and can't wait for him to see his Easter basket with this fire engine.

My 2 year old loves this truck! It has 3 different buttons (hidden) that make sounds and move the truck forward. It's quite noisy but my son loves to play with it!

My son will be happy to open this for Christmas. A fire engine with remote control, light and sound is exactly what he needs for electric vehicles. Usually he wants me to hunt the sirens, now he can have his own.

Part of the vest is how much we laugh at the recorded message, which is written in broken English and (we assume) Chinese. Even my 19 month old grandson laughs hysterically. Although it's really very beautiful. One push of a button and everything goes by itself. It even has a small water tank for the water spray hose.

I bought this fire truck for my son's 3rd birthday and when the box was opened the fire truck was in action. The water cannon was not attached to the top of the fire escape and the water hose was dangling. The box itself was wrapped in some sort of saran wrap and the fire truck wasn't even in the box, it was just there.

My 2 year old loved it at first. The water splashes are fun and the movement and light worked well. I then put in a fresh set of batteries and it went into crazy mode. It was moving twice as fast and farther than before (maybe 20 feet now) and when it inevitably bumped into something the gears spun and spun very loudly. The original speed just needs to come from cheap batteries. So this is a great toy for kids and parents who love intense things. But otherwise it could be too much.

Of all the birthday toys, this is my little one's favorite toy and I've been using it for a month. . He's known for breaking his toys, but I've noticed it's still good at this point. It is functional and the stairs are still up. I wish I had had this toy in my day. This is a giant toy, not something small. All the sounds and lights imitate real fire engines which is amazing.

When I decided to buy a toy fire engine for our grandson I read all the many reviews that were posted for several other fire engines. I chose this particular manufacturer based on my choice of strength, reliability, performance and realism. I gave it an average rating for durability and strength since it's still new. Revain's marketing graphics also contributed to this purchase decision. Her photos of the fire truck, as well as written descriptions of how this toy works, convinced me that I had