SNICLO RC Cars 3005 Patro Y60 Off-Road Series,1:64 Scale Rc Truck,Rc Car with Camera and FPV Goggles 30 Min of Use in FPV Mode Monster Truck for Adults.

This little car is mad fun, well designed, and little things - like including spare parts, and connectors for the camera - and not using vendor lock-in features - for example, the FPV goggles can be unlocked to support all channels, and I think the TX/RX is a popular standard as well - all combine to make this top rated.And customer support is fantastic. The first car, in a couple of weeks, blew a shock or something. I was unable to fix it and it caused the car to bend to one side and go in circles. Quick response from support and was back up and running in no time.

This is not one of those small, inexpensive RC cars that zips around, barely under control. This is actually a very small, fairly expensive RC rock crawler that comes with an equally tiny detachable roof mounted FPV camera and a headset. (I have not yet tested the FPV features as my main criteria for purchasing these cars was for an event where controllability was really important. In that regard, I was not disappointed:)Controllability is excellent compared to other less expensive RC cars. It steers and accelerates very smoothly, with great precision. For my purposes, pretty much exactly what I've been looking for the last few years (see a series of older reviews of much cheaper RC cars I've tested). The very small SUV has all wheel drive and working turn indicators/headlights. It recharges its internal battery via a USB C port on the bottom. Durability and battery life - after one 6 hour test with 2 cars - seems to be quite good, overall (in that both are still completely functional thus far:)My one small issue is the rock crawler's tendency to wobble around while maneuvering which can result in the top heavy SUV tipping over in tight turns or on moderate inclines. The suspension could definitely benefit from a somewhat stiffer set of coil springs and/or a set of somewhat wider & beefier off road tires (the crawler does come with an extra set of slightly more aggressive off road tires, but they are not quite wide enough for good stability while turning).

Fantastic little crawler but am disappointed that it showed up completely different than the photos my rims/hubs are plastic ☹️ it states copper and everyone else who I can find that purchased got copper. It does not like crawling well I believe it help with weight and crawling seems really top heavy without them as well. Other than that it is a Awesome rc car.

Before hooking the camera up, we drove this thing for hours on little makeshift ramps and around the kitchen counter. Then… we put on the goggles and did it again. Was great… so much fun! And capable for a little truck. Too bad you can’t really upgrade anything…. But what a cool little crawler.

Love the product, but the transmission keeps getting locked up in the headset does not want to stay charged. Also, there’s a better price available from the same company

Wow what a cool little piece of tech. I’m a total beginner when it comes to FPV micro RC cars and it totally blew my socks off. Quality seems great and it paired up to the remote and goggles instantly. Charging took 5 minutes. Doesn’t come with AAA batteries for the remote control but no biggie. Thanks for the fun times!

4 out of 5 since it didn't come with the gold wheels from the pics. Easy to setup. Overall happy with controller, suspension & fpv. Hotwheels tesla for scale

This product transports you into a world with perspective of a roach on the floor where a shoe looks like an obstacle the size of a house and running full throttle feels like you are hitting warp speed when in reality the car is pretty slow compared to larger RC cars driven via line of sight. I have plenty of experience in FPV(first person view) quadcopters and own DJI, Walksnail and HdZero goggles with about 15 quadcopters in total, so when I saw this product I figured it would be cool for around the house with my HDZero goggles. Once you take it out of the package you realize how much detail has gone into these little cars. I'm not just talking about the headlights with high/low beams and blinkers on front and back but stuff like the tires are actually rubber and honestly more realistic then standard 1/10 or 1/16 scale rc car tires. They even made the spare on back hatch real and capable of replacing one of the tires. The rims appear to be brass and feel very high quality. They also included a spare set of 4 tires, so 5 are included in total. The goggles are better then I expected for the money and work with my tiny whoops just fine with my only complaint being the resolution could be a bit higher. I even let my mother try them while driving the car and she ended up driving it for at least ten minutes exploring under the couch and tables. When the battery died she took the goggles off and said "this is addicting" and she's right! I think my biggest complaints are that the suspension is just springs with no strut or rebound control so the jeep wobbles side to side a lot while driving due to it being top heavy with camera on it. I think a slightly wider wheel stance and some sort of suspension upgrade would make the car near perfect, perhaps a little more speed too. The goggles really just need more resolution otherwise the range, reception and video quality isn't bad at all for analog video. I think I'm going to add some rubber fuel tubing to the suspension springs to stiffen things up a little and perhaps see about reducing the weight of the camera some so it's not too top heavy. Upgrading to HDZero or Walksnail 1s HD VTX would be fairly easy but I think I'll buy a second one to modify and keep a stock setup around to play with it's just that good out of box.