Z MAYABBO Battery Operated Locomotive Trains for Wooden Tracks, Powerful Engine Toy Train Vehicle for Railway Track, Science Fiction Train Car Series Fit All Brands Railroad (Battery Not Included)

Purchased for an 18 month old. He loves turning it on and watching the engine eun on a track, the floor or on short pile carpet. He has not mastered the remote control box yet but he uses that to make the train sounds and to have the lights on. I am sure he will quickly learn the remote. I would say perfect for age 2 and up but definitely enjoyed by our recipient at a younger age.

Bought a wooden train for Christmas for my 2 year old granddaughter. It works great on the wooden train track. Granddaughter loves it.

This little train is built though and looks great and our four year old grandson loves it.

It's a fast and fun train. Knocking one star off because the first one stopped working within a few weeks. I exchanged it and the second one has been running for a year and still is speedy and fun to play with.

"Kool train Nana" "Fast Nana, very fast" "I like that"

The train can climb the basic wooden bridges with some extra load (tested with 5 wagons). The wheels are some kind of soft silicone/rubber and have good traction. The speed is average and it does not derail.The sound can not be turned off, but you can use a tape to lower the volume. Going uphill backwards is not possible due to the shape.It has some issues with the plastic bridge you see on the image. Those issues can be solved with some workarounds:- The ascending is too steep and the train does not have enough weight on the front, so it flips on the back. You can unscrew the bottom and add some extra weight where the speaker is located. It is enough to keep the balance on ascending path.- The plastic bridge did not have enough traction. This is not the train the issue, but if you experience it, apply some silicone glue on the tracks.

Was sent the wrong top piece for the passenger car, and the horn does not work.

Battery compartment is poorly designed. Too tight to slide out, but too lose to maintain good contact with terminals.