Serpent 1:24 Mini RC Car RTR with Gyro, 1/24 Scale 2.4GHz Off-Road RC Car, All Terrain Off-Road Buggy, High Performance RC with 1 Battery 1 USB Data Cable

I bought this car as a college student on a budget living in a small apartment. I have had some RC experience in the past and I missed having something to play with, so I bought this with the intention of just using it indoors.For the low price, this car is surprisingly high quality. The entire experience (packaging, instructions, car) are very high quality.The car has been a blast to drive around the apartment. It slips out on the wood floor, but has good traction on the carpet. It’s super quick for the size, I even 3D printed some ramps for it to do jumps. So far it’s been holding up great.For indoor use it’s pretty much indestructible!Don’t except anything too fancy, but for what you’re paying you’ll have a ton of fun!

This is the perfect indoor RC buggy! It's very fast, powerful enough to rip across even high-pile carpets, and the battery lasts a very long time. The radio (remote) works just fine too. This may not have oil filled suspension, in fact, no shocks up front, but it does everything you need for some living-room racing and then some. The price point is just perfect for what I was looking for. I didn't want the $10 micro trucks, nor did I want to spend $100 on something way too much for the house. At roughly fifty bucks, this is the one you want for some indoor RC mayhem!

This car looks exactly like some larger versions I've seen and is very maneuverable and quick. It has a speed control which is helpful when racing in a smaller setting so it can be more easily controlled. I did notice that when taking over some jumps, the steering linkages sometimes come loose and need to be reattached, but for average racing when not jumping, it works perfectly. I wish it had come with at least one more battery, thought the battery life is surprisingly long, around 20 minutes. The battery is proprietary, so I can't just insert another car's battery like I can with several others. Overall, these minor issues don't detract from the fun when driving this zippy little car. My kids absolutely love racing it around the living room.

I really like this little buggy! It’s fast and is very controllable! It is constructed well and is a blast driving around in my house…It’s size makes it perfect to avoid obstacles and do stunts…The battery seems to last for quite some time between charges as well…You cannot beat its price! A nice surprise for the dollar!

The steering came with adjustments maxed out and it still just goes in circles.. can't enjoy it. Get the real one instead.

I get this little car for my daughter and Its so much fun I got one for me so you mite need to buy 2 fyi

Not a hobby grade RC car - think Walmart. My guess is they're riding on the backs of the new Losi Micro-B that's on backorder and price gouging. It is fun - no doubt. Nothing is serviceable, if it breaks, in to the garbage it goes. Kids love to play with it, dog like to chase it. I'd buy a fleet of them if they were $20. Overpriced at $50.

Great buggy for indoor bashing. Parts are easy to find. Especially motor, gears, and battery. Those parts are generic. The modular battery design is not entirely what I would go for. However, you can change out the battery and solder a new one in pretty easily. I haven’t taken the rest of the car apart to see how it’s all put together. However, I’m assuming you could probably solder on a small connector and run cheap little flat lipos. There’s a little bit of space below the shell to fit batteries with hook and loop tape. This is definitely one of those buggies to keep around for years. My only complaint is the resolution on the transmitter sucks. Steering is only in the inner 50% of throw. So the outer 25% on either side is just dead throw. This also could be in the ESC/receiver programming to limit servo throw due to space constraints. I do recommend adding grease to moving parts. Not need, but does help with wear and tear. 10/10 will buy for friends.