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Four models — from an aluminum off-roader and an amphibian that swims to battle sets for two players with rules and a score.
- 2,4 GHz
- Up to 60 minutes
- For two players
- Screen-free
MXRC-300 · MXRC-400 · MXRC-500 · MXRC-700
One player or two — that's the main choice
go for the MXRC-300 or MXRC-400. They're fast, drive outdoors over rough ground and last up to an hour. The fun is in where you can take them.
go for the MXRC-500 or MXRC-700. They have two cars, two remotes and a winner. A game with rules gets boring much more slowly than driving around the room.
Four models
How each one differs
A sealed body with gaskets and profiled wheels that work like paddles in water. Puddles stop being a problem and become part of the route. Good for ponds, pools, snow and mud — one toy for every season.
Two cars on separate frequencies, so both drive at the same time. The winner is whoever first knocks the opponent's figure out of its seat. Played on a flat floor — so it works in winter and on rainy days too.
The same battle principle, but the set includes two goals and a ball. The score is counted, and that's exactly why the game keeps going. When the ball gets boring, the cars are still battle cars.
Aluminum body, two independent motors, 4×4 and a 25-meter control range. It's the most serious one in the series — the manufacturer recommends it from age 8.
Why an RC car and not another phone game
Movement
You can't play with a remote control car lying down. Your child walks along, runs and crawls under the table.
Coordination
When the car drives towards you, the steering works the other way round. It isn't taught — it's learnt by trying.
Another person
The battle sets come with an opponent. A game with rules and a score gives a reason to play again.
The cars have a built-in battery and a charging cable is included. But the remotes need AA or AAA batteries, which are not included. If you're buying it as a gift, add batteries to your cart too — so the celebration doesn't start with a trip to the shop.
The battle sets play for 25–30 minutes, not an hour — the 500 mAh battery is smaller. They won't work on grass or a thick carpet; you need a flat floor. And the amphibian swims but isn't a diving device — wipe it after water and let it dry.
Frequently asked questions
From what age are these cars suitable?
The manufacturer recommends the MXRC-300 and MXRC-400 from age 8 — they're fast, and driving outdoors takes skill. The MXRC-500 and MXRC-700 are simpler to control, so they also suit younger kids with an adult nearby.
Don't two cars interfere with each other?
No. Control is 2,4 GHz, and in the battle sets each car has its own frequency — both players drive at the same time.
Can the MXRC-400 really drive in water?
Yes. The body is sealed with extra gaskets, and the wheel profile works like paddles in water. Good for puddles, ponds and pools.
How far can the car go?
The MXRC-300 has a 25-meter control range — the width of an average yard. The battle sets are made for playing in one room, closer by.
How long do they take to charge?
The MXRC-300 and MXRC-400 with a 1200 mAh battery — about three hours. The battle sets with 500 mAh charge faster.
Choose a model
Warranty included and delivery across Latvia for all models.
Buy a car from €23,00 Or see all toysSpeed, running time and control range are manufacturer data measured under optimal conditions. Not suitable for children under 3 — contains small parts.
