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What an exciting design for remote-controlled car toys! Kids love to play with it, and even adults can enjoy it. However, you will find it more than a remote-controlled car toy because it requires more skills. Love it.

Happy to recommend this pair of remote control bumper cars by TAGGIVAN. This were great for all ages! I like that these run on rechargeable lithium batteries that do run a long time. The charging cables came in a pair which meant Both batteries can be charged at the same time. The controls were easy to manipulate and the bumper cars were responsive to the controller. We used these on tile floors and worked without issues. At the current price point, it's a little on the higher end but thinking of it as a present for "2" people (or more), it doesn't hurt the pocket as much.

Not sure who has more fun with these - the kids or adults. Hilarious, super fun for all ages. Even when the child is too young to understand the point of crashing, they have a blast driving it around.

These RC bumper cars provide a thrilling and engaging experience for users of all ages. The build quality is commendable, featuring a substantial weight and robust construction that suggests durability. The design is visually appealing, and the cars perform admirably on both hard surfaces and carpet.While the transmitter has a slightly plasticky feel, this is common for RC vehicles in this price range. With proper care, it should provide reliable service. It's worth noting that the transmitter requires batteries, which are not included.The bumper cars themselves come equipped with rechargeable batteries, which are conveniently included and offer a good runtime. These cars are capable of a decent speed, making them exciting to operate, but also requiring some caution, especially when operated by younger users.Overall, these RC bumper cars are a fantastic value. They are well-made, perform admirably, and offer a thrilling and engaging experience. I highly recommend them for any child seeking a fun and exciting RC activity.

These were a bit slower than some, and fairly slow to turn, but rugged, and the music actually sounded ok, and can be shut off. The people pop out alright, and it's very funny. Compared to another set much like this, these were made better, and the little figures that go in the cars are full figures with attachable hands/arms. The battery on these is good. Lots of laughs on our cement patio at a cookout.

Personally, I don't like these. They're obnoxious and my kids end up fighting over them because I have three kids and only two cars which is a me problem and not a toy problem...The reason why I'm giving them full stars though it's because my kids absolutely love them. Like love love. They play with them constantly and usually they're laughing when they're playing, until the third kid decides he wants one and then they start fighting. But they are very fun for little ones and would make a really good gift if you only have two kids. You might as well just get two sets if you've got three kids because that's what I should have done and probably what I will do at this point.

I was so excited about these, my grandsons both like remote control vehicles and these would have allowed them to interact with each other while playing in a little friendly bumper competition. Unfortunately, only one of the cars works. The blue one works as it should, it's not fast but good for toddlers just learning about the fun of remote controlled cars. The red one will not come on, it doesn't play music and does not respond to the remote; the only thing it will do is launch the driver and make the little yell when he is launched.

There was never a time when two kids had two RC cars that did not end up as a crash fest. It is of no consequence that the cars are fast or slow, cute or threatening the fun flows to the inevitable crash followed by the "you did it on purpose" accusations and then the escalation. All great fun! This RC set starts with the crash ending and adds the proper POP to determine a winner. After briefly charging the common RC batteries and powering up the controllers the fun begins. The first to throw the driver out of the other party's car wins. So fight to crash your car into the competitors car on one of the triggers on the car that launches the ejection seat. Maneuvering to strike the side while still having enough speed to pop the driver out is not so easy. Much like real bumper cars this contest uses eye hand coordination, errors, and strategy to get a hit on the side of the car. But floor obstructions are needed as there are only two cars if you only have one set. Much harder to hit a car if it is not blocked in or stalled or otherwise wide open as the best victims are when cars are trapped in a scramble of real bumper cars. But, adding floor obstructions on the track provides the possibility of more mistakes and better strategy as the obstacle course is raced through.