AGFRC High-Speed Brushless Steering RC-Servo-Motor - 0.055Sec Upgraded Digital Servo with Metal Gear for 1/10 RC Car Boat Crawler(B53BHP V2)

I got this servo as an upgrade to my omni terminator. It’s totally overkill but it’s super fast and I love it. The package it came in was nice. The install was easy and straight forward. The housing and other components feel well made and have a look of quality. The servo is whisper quiet and super fast.

Savox speed for much less money. Win win in my book

OMG! This has to be the fastest servo I've ever had. This servo will keep up with your fastest imput. I have my bec on 6v and I dont dare tirn itup to make this servo faster. This is a great value and I will buy more for other RC builds!

Great servo, supper strong. Have been using it for a long time.

An absolutely awesome upgrade to Arrma Gorgon. 6.0V is more than enough but 7.4V makes it insanely fast. Quicker than a cheetah on espresso who just realized it left its phone in an Uber.

These seem to be great servos. They move fast, seem strong. They are a little smaller than full size servos but they still mounted fine. I'll update this review once I have run them at the track. Update: These things are amazing. Insanely fast, unbelievably responsive, and more than strong enough. I recommend a BEC and receiver bypass so you can power them at 8.4v. Video is at 7.4v and with spent packs. They are even faster at 8.4 with charged batteries.

Great servo. Does the job!

This is my first brushless servo, so I don’t have much baseline of performance vs other brushless servos. One thing is clear, and that is you can buy a few of these for the same price as one name brand servo. I’m replacing the Reedy servo that came in my Associated SC10 Pro2, thinking I would gain a little steering extra speed. The Reedy was fine, so it went into my Slash build. I was 100% not expecting a huge improvement, hopefully just a little snappier in corners. After installing it and testing with a storage-charged 2S battery, my jaw was on the floor. Even with the somewhat-measly BEC in my Reedy ESC, this little servo can move as fast as you can perceive it. I plan on adding an upgraded BEC, so I can’t even imagine it at high voltage. I haven’t had time to test durability, but it certainly works wonderfully now! If there’s one drawback, it seems a teensy bit weaker in holding position than my older servo. Again, I only tested that part with a half-full battery, and I didn’t notice anything while driving. I wasn’t really expecting to get to the level of having the steering react to the spring in my transmitter, but it totally does! The video shows the old Reedy in the Slash to the right, and the SC10 with the brushless servo on the left. Highly recommended!