5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing!

J. · 8 July 2025

This RC car delivers far more than you'd expect at first glance. There's a real sense of control and responsiveness that makes it feel less like a toy and more like a finely tuned hobby vehicle. Every turn and drift feels intentional, not chaotic — and that makes a huge difference.What surprised me most wasn’t the speed or the looks (though those don’t disappoint), but how quickly it becomes addictive to drive. It handles a variety of surfaces without missing a beat and responds precisely to input, which makes for an incredibly satisfying experience.Whether you're into RC or just looking for something with staying power, this one's built to keep you engaged — not just entertained.

4.0 out of 5 stars Quick and robust toy

s.l. · 5 August 2025

Quick and pretty robust.

3.0 out of 5 stars Optimistic claims let down what would be nice toy grade RC

J. · 11 August 2025

I'll be honest my expectations weren't that high for this RC model. But some toy grade RC's can be quite fun and this one looked fairly detailed from the listing. Claims of proportional throttle, 35km/h top speed and the ability to drift made it more enticing.In the box you have the car, two battery packs, the transmitter, a set of drift wheels and tyres, a box wrench and screwdriver, some cones and a some documentation. The car is 1/18th scale and actually really nicely detailed. It's fully licensed and certainly looks the part. The transmitter is a small "pistol grip" type and requires AA batteries that you need to supply. For the two packs supplied, charging is done via a USB charger. It's not particularly fast but with two packs you should have enough charge to keep you happy. The battery packs need to be fitted inside a compartment secured by a screw. While understand why I am not a fan of this. As it encourages people to leave the battery inside the car. When it should be removed and stored separately when not in use. Disappointingly the car doesn't have proportional steering. Which limits control. It's also very noisy. The throttle, which claims to be proportional , feels more like two or three stages. Which again makes it difficult to control. Watch the video on the product page the steering looks much more progressive, like it may have been proportional but it most certainly isn't. Drifting isn't really viable as there isn't enough control form the steering or throttle. I am sure if you spent enough time practicing you could get it do something but I wouldn't call this a "drift" RC even with the drift tyres fitted. Then there is the speed. 35km/h is around 20mph. This isn't that fast no matter what you do with the speed setting. It's faster than a lot of similar toy grade RCs, but it's slower than some of my crawlers.There is a lot to like about this little RC, but the manufacturers claims and the price spoil what would otherwise be a great toy grade RC which can also double as a display model. The regular RRP is £56.99 however at the time of writing there is on offer for £33.99 which is much closer to its true value. So if it's on sale and you have a Lambo fan you need to get a gift for then its worth checking out.

5.0 out of 5 stars superb car

P. · 4 July 2025

this is is great radio controlled car me and my grandson have been racing it on the laminate floor in the living room, i cant believe how fast it is and the drifting is great on the flooring, really nicely designed like a Lamborghini . great quality and the battery lasts ages

4.0 out of 5 stars AYIQUTY Lamborghini RC Drift Car

J. · 17 July 2025

The AYIQUTY Lamborghini RC Drift Car is pretty cool. A great toy for bigger children. I say bigger children since the car can be a bit tricky to control since it moves so fast. The car came with various accessories, including alternate tires, a tire removal tool, a mini screwdriver, some mini plastic cones, two battery packs for the car, a charging cable and the remote controller. You will need to supply your own batteries for the remote, which takes two AA batteries.The car battery is simple to replace, just need to remove a small screw and then swapping the batteries is easy. Changing the wheels was a bit awkward, since they get a little stuck. The different tires make the car move so differently, the smooth tires make the car slide so much more, which was expected. Also the rubber tires have good grip, also stop all sliding. The remote is simple to use, it has a few features like trigger acceleration which has a very minimal affect. There is also a "ST. D/R" setting which I presume is for steering. I think its affects how quick the steering on the remote affect ths cars wheels for example. Also like the speed control, very minimal impact in my opinion.The car can get to some great speeds, I only used the car on relatively flat wood flooring, but I think with the rubber tires it would work on concrete, tarmac or asphalt fine. Also to note since the car sits so low its not really usable on grass or dirt.The car was quite a bit smaller than I was expecting. The advertising image of the man holding the box is very inaccurate. The box is a fair bit smaller than that in real life. I'd estimate the car is around 20-25cm long for example, which is about accurate for the listed 1:18 sizing.Overall the car is a really fun toy for bigger children, has some nice accessories, and generally good build quality too.

3.0 out of 5 stars Stylish but Slightly Underwhelming

R. · 16 July 2025

I got this radio-controlled Lamborghini expecting a slick little speedster—and visually, it doesn’t disappoint. Sleek design and sporty appeal make it look fantastic right out of the box.However, the quality doesn’t quite match the looks. The controller feels extremely lightweight and plasticky, almost like it could snap with a firm grip. It also requires separate batteries, which aren’t included—a small but annoying detail.Battery setup for the car itself is a mixed bag: you get two rechargeable units (which is a nice plus), but the supposed charging lights don’t work, leaving you guessing on power status.Performance-wise, the car is where this item redeems itself. It’s fast, responsive, and fun to drive—definitely packs a punch for its size.Overall, it’s an *okay* product. Cool to look at, fun to race, but a few cut corners keep it from feeling premium.