ZHFUYS Remote Control car, Gravity Sensor Control, Remote Control, Mobile Phone Control 3 Modes of RC Car, Creative Coke can Pocket Racing, 2.4G (Black)

The hot wheels size is great for in the house. It does need a running start to get the car onto any rugs due to the power switch hanging down below it. The battery last reasonable long, it has great speed and turns great. We did have a problem with dog hair getting stuck in the axle on back but we where able to get it out with a toothpick so it runs as good as new and we know to keep an eye on it from now on. But it is a fun little toy to zip around the house.

The media could not be loaded.  Amazingly good quality for the price, once connected to the app has multiple speed settings and driving modes. WAY MORE THAN I EXPECTED!!! Definitely recommend for anyone wanting to get a tiny ripper for cheap fun!

Great handling and great recharge speed.

Had fun with these but being the second time we'd changed out the batteries the car is sadly no longer working.

These tiny rc cars serve as a neat idea. The actual product however, is total junk. Ordered a car, it barley moved at all. It could not back up or turn right. The replacement was not much better as it could not keep a charge or drive straight (the tires are like uneven gaskets).There are a few name brands that had 1/64 novelty RC cars made a few years back that were just absolute cash-grab garbage. These are the same type of cheap-tech products that might kinda-work a few times if you are lucky. These cars are gumball machine quality as they are absolutely disposable by design and have zero engineering in consideration for their scale and daily environments they would endure. These cars will underperform and fail in a short amount of time.Do yourself a favor and Scale up.1/48 is a pretty good size for almost-pocket sized fun (or to have your pets chase), with decent power. Unless you live in a Hospital (dust free) and have zero pets, a 1/64 car is going to be rolling dust bunny with tiny motor just aching to burn up.*Edit 12/22/21 Since writing my review and experience, the seller has emailed me countless times posing as "Customer service" and even "Amazon customer service" asking me to delete my review for a gift card. Dear seller, I don't need money or credit. I needed a working product. Money does no pacify the fact that I did not like my experience with your product and it did NOT meet acceptable and realistic operation standards. Money does not turn poop into gold.