Lazer Spot Control R/C Racer

Comments about Go Wireless Lazer Spot Control R/C Racer:

We bought this for our 3 year old son. So cool looking - and seems like it is well made, except that it doesn't actually work as advertised. Would be an AWESOME toy if it actually follows the laser. Ours kind of works in that if you put the laser in a specific location at a certain distance from the car, it responds, but it always pulls kind of hard to the right even when the laser is on the left, so it doesn't work most of the time and when it actually does respond with movement, it is always bumping into things. A shame because it looks like it could really get some good speed on tile flooring and would be great for a young person to control. Instead, we are left with a very frustrating experience. I know it is not user-error because we as adults can't get it to work properly either.

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I have twin 4 year old boys. They loved these cars! We played for hours outside as the sun was going down. They had a lot of fun racing each other. It was a little tricky at first to learn where to point the laser but once they got the hang of it they really enjoyed them. The battery can run down fast. The cars don't work as well inside. The cars are still well worth the money. The cars are very durable.

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My boys enjoy playing with it together. My older one is 7 and his brother 3.

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Toy is very entertaining but it has some difficulties with the laser. I noticed that in areas where there is little or no light at all the car is easier to drive by pointing the laser. However if the ligh is too bright the cars sensor can not detect where the laser is being aimed.

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I tried this product with multiple sets of batteries and cannot get the car to chase the laser. The laser is working fine, but the car only slighly budges and then sits there.

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The car following the red light is a great concept. However, my son was frustrated with it at first because it doesn't exactly follow the light. We did determine it works best if you dim the lights. Still believe this to be a worthwhile purchase.

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I have a special needs child who does not have enough motor skills to use a joystick, this is a great toy because all he has to do is hold the lazer. The only thing that I would change is the range of the lazer. It's a little limited, but other than that it's a great product!

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We bought this for our son for Christmas. It doesn't work. We tried many different ways of getting the car to run and it does not function correctly. Moves only in leaps and starts very briefly and then not in response to the remote.

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We purchased this toy as a gift for our 5 year old. It takes one surge forward and then quits. She has told us that her new remote control car is a "dud."

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I was worried about this toy. It is a one of a kind item -- no one else makes one and it is on the top of my son's Christmas list. [...]. Out of the box, it is very cute. Looks just like the pictures. It is a hard plastic car. The directions do say not to crash it into hard items or drop it. It does seem durable, but it won't be indestructible. The rear wheels are rubber coated so it can get traction on the floor. On the bottom of the car are "on" and "off" buttons. They are large enough that small hands will be able to use them. The car's headlights are on when the car is turned on. The remote has a switch to change the frequency between high and low. This is not an easy switch for smaller children. I know my oldest son will be able to handle the switch, but my youngest won't. On my initial test run, I was disappointed. It worked perfectly on a section of floor that we are working on and has dark underlayment. When I moved it to our wood floor, I couldn't get it to move. I tried again in the hallway and in the kitchen on the vinyl floor. I was still not having any luck. I sat down in frustration. Of course, my husband hopped up and had it running perfectly within seconds. He changed the frequency and held the light farther away from the car! Lesson learned: make sure to keep the light away from the car -- the car can't read the light if its too close. (On reading the directions, it tells you just that!)This car flies! I had a lot of fun with the car for the time we had it out. I foresee it eating a lot of batteries. We are going for rechargeable. I do recommend this car. I was weary based on the other review, but if you read the directions and use the remote like it says, it will work. It is lots of fun.I opted for 3 stars. [...] As a parent, I realize I'm going to have to teach my 5 year old how to point the light and there will be some frustration so I took another star. I'm pretty sure that as soon as my son learns how to use it he will vote for 5 stars.

Comments about Go Wireless Lazer Spot Control R/C Racer:

I tried it and it didn't work. It wouldn't work 50cm away if I but the lazer 6ft or so the car would move,then sometimes it would move but not in the direction of the lazer. I returned it and don't know if I'll buy anything else from your company,especially toys made in china. If you have any American made toys ,advertise them I may beinterested. thank you [@]