H16PL 1/16 RTR Fast Brushless RC Buggy for Adults, Max 38 mph RC Truck, 4WD High Speed Racing Car with 2S 2000 mAh Battery for RC Basher

I bought this for my 7 year old and I'm telling you, this thing absolutely rips. I got an ARRMA Gorgon Grom to play with him and his will eat my lunch all day long. It came with 2 batteries, another set of wheels and tires, 2 bodies and a bunch of other spare parts. If you're on the fence about it, I can tell you it's 100% worth every penny.

This thing scares me. They were not lying about the 45 mph top speed (you need a 3s battery for it, but 2s is still plenty fast). Durability is absolutely great, as long as you arent slamming it into concrete at 45 mph. Everything on it is replaceable and upgradeable, already modded mine to have a new spoiler, coilover/shocks, and new receiver and remote. Is it decently stable at speed, and can go through 3 inch grass quite well as long as you have the offroad tires it comes with installed. Battery life lasts a good 30 minutes to an hour depending on how you drive it. If you plan on running 3S packs, make sure you are careful with the throttle, it WILL flip. I recommend installing lights, as it has none from factory. Stock controller is cheap but does the job, and its easy to install a new receiver to pair a new remote, took me about 2 minutes to install mine. 9.5/10 rc car.

Been into radio control for a very long time. Brother wanted to race again with our kids. Being older and buying as Christmas gifts we didn’t want to go crazy so these looked good. On sale at Christmas let’s just say worth every penny. Made rough rules, 1/16th scale, 2s power, brushed or brushless ok and even limiting battery so similar size and c rating. Trucks, buggy’s, 2 or 4 wheel drive allowed. I picked this winner and not disappointed. Extra tires, brushless, decent batteries and well made. On 2s lipo it really is a handful, very fast. Fast like you’re not even going to make a uturn on asphalt in 12-16 feet wide without slowing first. Off road has so much power really is a handful. Yet to even try 3s power which it supports. Two hoods, nice and overall happy with it. Not all roses tho, hood clips are hard to use for me glad they enclose extras. Radio works but I ended up replacing with a better one- Flysky fs-gt3c model. More range but I really needed the exponential control to dial back steering so car not as twitchy at high speeds. Dual rates fine on base radio but lacked expo and a few other niceties that a long time Rc user gets used to having. Steering servo is plastic geared and analog so again I upgraded that to digital metal geared. Expect to align it some, and even then it has some steering slop I can not get rid of without major front end changes so drifts left then right which brought me back to the expo need on radio to hold a line better. If you toe-in front wheels more to hold straight line better it’s going to wear the tires pretty fast. The charger is ok but again not hobby grade. I’d advise those using it to get a cheap lipo voltage checker with buzzer. Can find on Amazon for under 10 bucks. Tip: don’t discharge past 3.6volts per cell and store them at around 3.85 volts per cell not fully charged and they will last a lot longer. Anyway I do enjoy it and ready to race my brother, his kids and my kid and grandkids, not hobby grade but darn close.

Giving four starts for one reason only. After two days of driving it an important screw fell out. Not one that comes with a spare so you are left having to order a kit to get a replacement. I tightened all visible screws once i got it out of the box. Learned that a while back when i first got in the hobby. But this one just disappeared and the rear end won’t function without it. Other than that small issue, the buggy is great. It handles well. It’s pretty fast for 2s. Harder to control on loose gravel so beware of that. Also with small gravel be careful not to get stuff stuck in the cooling fan. It’s honestly worth the money. I just wish with rc cars like this, they would include additional screws because that seems to be the biggest issue across the board in the hobby in my opinion.

These are fast & fun intro-level RC cars... Overall, I'm very pleased with this item for the cost. I would give it more starts except for the minor breakages. But battery life seems reasonable & construction seems pretty solid-ish. I actually bought two so I can race with my kids (11 & 14)! A few cons: I bought two cars about 5-6 months apart. The controllers are different. I didn't like that the newer one has a trim knob for throttle... someone bumped it and there's no instructions on how to adjust it properly. The controllers are interchangeable though, which is kind of cool... turn on the car, then a controller, and they sync. There's no interference from one to the other. At 100% power, I wore down the main tires in an afternoon of doodling around on various pavement. Even though replacement tires can be had pretty quickly off Amazon, an hour or two seems a bit much for them to wear out. We also broke the 'ESC/REV Fix Frame" on both pretty easily... There's only two screws and when one screw hole broke (the same one on both), the speed controller can pivot and start interfering/scraping on the steering mechanism. I ordered several replacement frames direct from HyperGo... They're not expensive but they're shipping from China and it's taking awhile.

I read this is supposed to be an entry level car but if this is for beginners I don't think I'm ready for the advanced models. We didn't even buy the upgraded battery. My only complaint is the reverse isn't responsive enough. I still gave it five stars because it is so much fun.

For the money this car is wicked! Iove it! Great for control training and fast enough to be a hell of a lot of fun too! Reverse is a bit laggy but otherwise it is a solid car or at least mine is.

New to surface but have been flying choppers and planes for 30 years. Love this little buggies. Fast and has weight to hold it down. Well worth the money. Update- After 5 months now. I have bought 3 more now. Keep adding so my friends and I can all race together. They and I just love them. Now they are all buying the Hyper Go H16PL too. We have blast racing them around my homemade track, for hours. We are ages 30 to 60 year old kids. My 12 year old nephew can drive it like a pro. Durability is amazing. We all have cartwheeled them doing 30mph plus, on 3s batteries, and they just keep going. Worn out tires and that is it. Have not even replaced any of the generously added spare parts yet. Ran into another on the track head on at 30mph ish and dented a rim on one, but didn't even notice it and just kept racing. We have ran for hours on 3S with no heat issues. Just swap Batts and keep going. The 1st one I bought have well over 100 hours on it and on 4th set of tires, due to a lot of asphalt racing, but that is all that I have replaced on that one. Son has ran one into the SAME BOLDER at full throttle TWICE now and broke the front shock mount. 😳 had him back on the track after 5min repairs. Flying chopper, you learn what parts to keep on hand to keep the fun going when the have the time, to have the fun. Hyper Go store on Amazon seems to keep the parts in good supply with usually a 2 day shipping to my repair bench, for my home location anyway. No I am not affiliated with the company. I just got done racing with my son and my buddies for a few hour and had to rave about them. Luckily we didn't get DUIs. Cheers. If you catch my draft. LOL.

Súper... Excedió las expectativas.. gracias