Fistone RC Cement Mixer Truck 6 Channel 1/18 Scale Auto Dumping Construction Vehicle Toy for Kids Boys Age 8 10 12 Years Old

We saw this toy on tik tok and my husband loves it! He also tried on getting his cocktails done on it. And even more perfect because he works on the construction field.

Great drink mixer! Yes I'm an adult and bought it as a conversation piece that works great for mixing drinks! It is easy to drive around the counter and the mixer actually turns and pours like a real cement truck!

Cool little rc vehicle. I'm attaching a Estes rocket platform and painting it olive drab. I hope to remotely launch rockets off of it soon. I will update with pics when completed.

It’s a good size truck not too small for pretend play. But the rechargeable battery provided with it didn’t work. We asked for replacement for the battery but they didn’t provide one so we had to return it.

I was afraid my grandson would not remember to turn the truck off with the switch on the bottom, but he does every single time. He loves it!

I have a grandchild who loves construction equipment, and concrete pumps in particular. So this RC toy seemed like a winner. It does have some nice elements: the simulated engine idling is annoyingly lifelike, the flashing lights and backup warning are well done. The speed and steering are impressive, but you will need a large smooth area for driving, and the extendable side arms can easily hang up on small bumps or obstacles and thus immobilize the truck.There are a few disappointments. The pump arm rotates by RC control, but it extends only by hand. The miniature hydraulic supports help the arm hold any particular position, but they have to be extended with care — all four of them — and there seems to be serious potential for breakage at these flexion points. The force of the sprayer is far less robust than pictured on the Amazon page. And while the side arms do have levelling feet, attached by threaded rods, it's a bit tedious to thread all four of them so that they touch the ground, then thread them back up to return to driving.The batteries seem strong, but they attach with a proprietary plug that is actually painful to remove — I ended up using pliers. It's nice that it can be recharged via USB, but one wonders why there isn't a USB port on the truck itself. Instead, you have to remove the battery AFTER you have removed a tiny screw that secures the battery cover. This isn't an easy task for an 8 year old, and if you damage the charging cable, the battery will become useless once drained.Minimal instructions are found only on the box. I did not find any LED indicator for charging the battery (despite what the instructions said) and I found the port for adding water only after some searching (it's a small tab near the back of the bed of the truck). I imagine a truck-loving child would think this is an amazing toy when fresh out of the box, and it's fine for just racing around — or for using statically, in just one place. But I think the combination of RC and realistic features performs to only about half of what one would hope for.

My husband works in construction and loves this cement truck. My daughter had another one that's a bit more durable than this. I doubt it would hold up to any rough play by kids, but works for my husband. The sounds and light are pretty realistic just a little loud.