Air Hogs Robo Trax All Terrain Tank, RC Vehicle with Robot Transformation
Key features
- •Tackle any surface with Air Hogs Robo Trax. Built to handle outdoor ground, this all-terrain tank can tackle rocks, gravel, grass and sand
- •Air Hogs Robo Trax transforms at the push of a button. Stand up and go from all-terrain tank to self-balancing robot
- •Armed with 2 missile bays, 6 missiles, and self-balancing technology, you'll be equipped to handle even the most treacherous battle situations
- •Made for kids aged 8+. Communication range of 100 ft., frequency range of 2.4 GHz. Charges via USB. Controller requires 3 x AAA batteries (not included). Charge for 60 minutes, play for 10 minutes. Works well and long with Polaroid AAA Batteries
- •Includes: 1 Robo Trax, 1 Controller, 1 Charge cable, 1 Instruction sheet, 6 Missiles
Air Hogs Robo Trax All Terrain Tank, RC Vehicle with Robot Transformation
List Price: $198.59$178.73DEALYou Save: $19.86 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.1
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Easy to use right out of the box
TwinMom✓ Verified Purchase•December 18, 2017
Easy to use right out of the box! Had no problems running two at the same time, since each of my boys received them. Just turn them on individually. Great toy!
Five Stars
Tony✓ Verified Purchase•December 17, 2017
Great toy for my nephew, looked and worked as expected!
Great but short battery time
Nina✓ Verified Purchase•December 5, 2017
I want to rate this a 3.5 stars but would rather keep this toy in the 4 star bracket. This thing is really stunning at first but the short battery time continues to be a problem. Seems to have about 15-20 minutes of drive time and then the controller starts binging. My 4 year old son gets so aggravated. I try to plug it in whenever I find it laying around but it takes so long to charge that he loses interest in it unless I am completely vigilant with charging it before putting it away. It drives and steadies itself well on carpet and hard wood but I feel the constant balancing to keep it upright is the battery- drain culprit. It's flow from one position to the next is very cool though.
Five Stars
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•October 25, 2017
Extremely fun. Good even through some thick mud. Buying another for me to use with the kids
Only downfall is battery only lasts 10 minutes
Only downfall is battery only lasts 10 minutes
You'll be in for a tread
Ellybean✓ Verified Purchase•October 18, 2017
This remote controlled car is quite fun, and it actually does its novel stand up act well!
This car has two treads, a full range of motion controls, projectile canons, and it can stand up!
One button in the controls will raise the body a little. This will give your canons a bit of range. Press it again, and the car rises from rolling on treads to stand and be able to slowly move around. If you leave it still, it will make slight adjustments to stay upright. It is quite impressive. Another press and it gets back down.
The car won't drive it gets flipped upside down, but you can typically flip it back over with the Stand button. It. It might use less battery to just pick it up and turn over though.
The battery lasts around 10 minutes and takes about an hour to charge. It's really the only downside. You can charge with USB, which is a plus. There is no replacement battery to have to charge while you use the car.
The controls are good. They aren't extremely precise, but they do well enough.
This RC car is leaps and bounds better than any I had as a kid. And it does its novel trick with style! The short battery life could be mitigated by spending the charging time making an obstacle course to traverse when it is ready to go.
It's fun, the kids like playing with it, I think it's a solid good deal.
This car has two treads, a full range of motion controls, projectile canons, and it can stand up!
One button in the controls will raise the body a little. This will give your canons a bit of range. Press it again, and the car rises from rolling on treads to stand and be able to slowly move around. If you leave it still, it will make slight adjustments to stay upright. It is quite impressive. Another press and it gets back down.
The car won't drive it gets flipped upside down, but you can typically flip it back over with the Stand button. It. It might use less battery to just pick it up and turn over though.
The battery lasts around 10 minutes and takes about an hour to charge. It's really the only downside. You can charge with USB, which is a plus. There is no replacement battery to have to charge while you use the car.
The controls are good. They aren't extremely precise, but they do well enough.
This RC car is leaps and bounds better than any I had as a kid. And it does its novel trick with style! The short battery life could be mitigated by spending the charging time making an obstacle course to traverse when it is ready to go.
It's fun, the kids like playing with it, I think it's a solid good deal.
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