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DoDoeleph 4WD Gesture Sensing Remote Control Stunt Car Toy (Gray) Expired
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RC Drone via Amazon has DoDoeleph 4WD Gesture Sensing Remote Control Stunt Car Toy (Gray) for $68.99 - $15.87 when you clip the 23% off coupon on the product page - $34.50 when you apply promo code 508KINGQ at checkout = $18.62. Shipping is free.
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- The bionic spine allows the RC crawler to arch or straighten quickly. When the rc car arches (off-road mode) it runs on grass, sandy land or uneven gravel path. When it straightens (on-road mode) it runs perfectly on cement road.
- 4WD gesture sensing rc car uses 4 mecanum tires, which allows it to move in all directions, including moving forward backward, left and right drifting and 360° spinning. And when it runs into obstacles you don't even need to go over and help it, as the car can flip over and keep running.
- Precise Gestures Sensing: Two different operating experience can be achieved by this rc sunt car. When you received the car you can try the Regular panel remote first to explore the playing, and then a watch remote control car toy it would become when you switch to the watch controller.
- 2x 7.4V 500 mAh Lithium rechargeable batteries support up to 50 minutes running. 2.4GHz radio control system, a stable signal, no jamming for two or more people to play in the same time. And 165 feet of remote control distance it is.
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RC Drone via Amazon [amazon.com] has a 4WD Gesture Sensing RC Stunt Truck Toy (Yellow) -OOS for $68.99 - 23% off at checkout - $34.50 off w/ code 508KINGQ = $18.62. Shipping is free w/Prime or $35+
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| Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 606 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | DoDoeleph RC Cars for Boys Girls, 4WD Gesture Sensing Remote Control Car Kids Stunt Truck Toys, 2.4GHz Multiple Terrains Hand Controlled Vehicle Double Side Driving Chrismas Birthday Gift |
| Manufacturer: | DoDoeleph |
| Product SKU: | B0C6T7KLZQ |
| UPC: | 850053438004 |
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Battery life was about 30 minutes, although the spare battery charged fully in that time, so you could switch them out indefinitely, I suppose. The charging cable lights up to tell you when charging is complete.
My 4 year old really liked the ability to move directly side-to-side, as opposed to having to use back and forth to turn.
We didn't try the wireless wrist control as she's 4, and that seems too complex. The remote works to about 100-150 ft.
The one odd thing is that the demo mode is a button on the controller that is easy to hit, and the demo mode is pretty long. My daughter said, "it's out of control!", and I thought it was stuck in that mode, because it lasted so long. But it eventually went through its paces.
Overall, worth $20.
It's just a website called 'fakespot' that is set up to algorithmically determine if there is deception in the reviews (ie. fake reviews). In this case the website believes that most of the reviews are fake or deceptive. This doesn't mean the product is fake or that it doesn't work as described, it just means that it might not live up to the hype of all the 5-star reviews. Still though, sometimes the price is just right to justify taking a chance on it. This one is pretty cheap so you're probably not getting ripped off but you might be getting what you pay for.
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