Fisher-Price My Easy RC Toy Car Battery Powered Remote Controlled Vehicle for Preschool Pretend Play Ages 3+ Years, GVY94

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Lights and sounds raise the overall play value, and those are also set off using the remote control. Both Thomas and the remote control are smaller, the remote control only has 2 buttons and Thomas doesn’t make steam (although this feature soon stopped working on the Thomas Steam ‘n Speed). Families who have tested this RC car for us report it being equally popular with 4-year-olds and teenage racers — and, of course, adults who are nostalgic about Mario and friends, or who never gave up playing Mario.

The special turn technology allows kids to make the vehicle drive and turn at the same time by pressing only one button ('left' or 'right') on the remote.If the car hits an object and turns upside down, it just keeps going, which is great for uninterrupted racing. I tend to steer clear of remote control toys because my little ones can never seem to use them properly and get frustrated!

By accepting these services, we are able to show you videos or other media content hosted by external providers. One of our Hottest Toys of 2019, this car remains a favorite and has a great shot at wowing any Batman fan. Families use this car both indoors and outdoors but report that the wheels do wear down quickly when it's run on concrete and rock versus wooden floors or carpet. It's also the rare RC car that's ready to go after you take it out of the box — even the remote control's batteries are included. We find it takes a tween or teen about a week to assemble it on their own, working for a few hours each day.The wheelchair, with its nonremovable figure, is six inches tall and lightweight — easy to use even in small spaces. We check to see if an RC vehicle leaves marks on walls or if it's awkward to juice up a vehicle's rechargeable batteries.