Ninja Blast Rechargeable Remote Control Cartoon Cars for Little Kids
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About Ninja Blast Rechargeable Remote Control Cartoon Cars for Little Kids
Overall Feedback:
75% positive
78% loved the long-lasting battery life, but 22% found it too short
The cars take about 30 minutes to charge fully and the charging is done when the light turns from red to green.
We can charge the remotes and cars via USB and use two USB splitter cords to charge all 4 devices at once.
My car won't stay turned on, indicating poor battery life.
75% praised the durable construction, although 25% experienced breakages
The remote for our police car has a manufacturing defect with two of the same buttons.
75% appreciated the responsive control, while 25% found it unresponsive
The car can only move forward and backwards in a circle to the left, without steering.
70% loved the numerous customization options, but 30% found it limited
The cars have sound options that can be turned on and off with a button on each car or left on and used with the buttons on the remote.
Each car has its own sound effects that can be turned on. The race car makes revving noises, and the police car has a siren.
I noticed that the car has two buttons that control the direction of the car. The right button makes the car go forward and the left button makes the car go backwards in a circle to the left.
The car has two buttons for controlling its direction. The right button moves it forward while the left button moves it backward in a circle to the left.
76% appreciated the easy maintenance, but 24% found it time-consuming
Each car comes with its own USB charging cord that is split with USB-C plugs so I can charge the car and its accompanying controller at the same time.
I noticed that the remotes and cars charge via USB and come with two USB splitter cords to charge all 4 devices at once. This indicates that the maintenance of the hobby RC cars is easy, specifically in terms of charging the devices.
The remotes and cars charge via USB and come with two USB splitter cords to charge all 4 devices at once, making maintenance of the hobby RC cars easy, specifically in terms of charging.
I am having trouble keeping the car turned on, which suggests that it is hard to maintain or repair.
63% loved the reliable range and connectivity, although 37% experienced signal loss
I have indicated that the car is now useless due to some issue with the range or connectivity.
I noticed that there are two buttons on the remote that control the direction of the car. The right button makes the car move forward and the left button makes it move backwards in a circle to the left.
There are two buttons on the remote that control the direction of the car. The right button moves the car forward and the left button moves it backwards in a circle to the left.
The controls of the RC car are a bit difficult to use at first, with the forward button on the right and the back/turn button on the left, but I got used to it after some time.
69% appreciated the accurate scale design, although 31% noticed some inaccuracies
These RC cars are still fun and perfect for little kids, but they should not be assumed to be full functioning RC cars.
69% loved the incredible speed and performance, but 31% found it lacking in power
Pressing the right button makes the car go forward.
The controllers are easy to hold, but they are not super maneuverable with only one control for each thumb. This could be an issue for kids who want to play with the RC cars.
