BDTCTK 1/30 M41A3 American Army Battle Tank, Remote Control Tank for Kids, Programmable RC Tanks with Lights & Realistic Sounds, All Terrain RC Military Tank Off-Road Vehicles

I got this American Army Battle Tank Remote Controlled vehicle for my son for Christmas, so I have yet to open it and put the batteries in and use it, but the packaging was great and since he loves military toys, he will love this!Just from what I can tell so far, the remote-controlled tank has rechargeables batteries, which I love because we go through so many batteries as it is, and the remote control is pretty simple with forward/backwards on one side and left/right on the other, then buttons for noise in the center.The box is pretty light, so I am not expecting anything but plastic when it is opened, but the lightweight plastic will be good for maneuverability and shouldn't stress the rechargeable batteries out too quickly.So for now, I give this product 5 stars for just what I can see from the outside of the box, and I will update this review after my son opens and uses it on Christmas.

Great tank runs great does everything the manufacturer says. Authentic look of a M-41 Walker Bulldog tank US Army. Two thingsI don’t like ,the turret only goes 270 degrees not 360 and that flashing light on top. Also it will throw a track if you turn to quickly on carpet. Easy to control my 6 year old grandson pick up on it very quick. I gave it 4 stars because of those draw backs . Still lots of fun I do recommend it . Enjoy!

I don't thing that I'm going to be able to write just how amazing this RC tank is. First of all it comes fully assembled which I loved. The details on the tank are amazing and there is even a little shovel in the body. I'm going to have my kid make a video to show how amazing this is and I will upload it later.Pros-Amazing details.-2.4 GHZ-The top light flashes when it moves-The turret moves-It makes tank noise-You can turn on additional sounds-When the additional sounds are turn on and the tank fires, the tank moves back as it does in real life-Two batteries (Which came charged)-About 40 minutes of continual play with one battery-Comes with tools to remove the batteries.Cons-None

This is a very cool RC Battletank. However, there are a couple issues that must be addressed. First of all, the tank was delivered broken. As seen in the pictures, the main gun barrel was cracked. After inspecting the box the tank was shipped in, and the Battletank box itself, and how the tank was supported in it's packaging, I am doubtful that the unit was damaged by the vendor. Rather, it seems to me, the barrel was damaged during shipping.This leads me to recommend that the vendor provide some additional bolstering to the packaging, specifically around the tank barrel. Perhaps a small cardboard tube that can encase the barrel and withstand the weight and impacts of other boxes and packages being handled by the shipping company.My second concern is that the tank pictured on the front of the box shows a raised barrel, and on the back of the box arrows to indicate that the barrel can be raised and lowered. However, I could not find a way to make the tank barrel move in that fashion. I cannot rule out the possibility that the mechanism to raise and lower the barrel was damaged along with the barrel itself during shipping. But I cannot say this with certainty.In addition to driving the tank around, I was able to rotate the turret to the left and right, and to faux-fire the main gun (complete with the simulated recoil of the tank - which is pretty cool). But I could not find a way to raise and lower the main gun, which kinda sucks.Finally, while the Battletank comes with two rechargeable batteries, the remote control unit requires one AA battery (not include). It would have been ideal if the remote used the same rechargeable batteries included with the tank.With all that said, I really enjoyed running this neat little RC Tank through it's paces. I particularly got a kick out of the simulated recoil, which has the Tank rock back each time the main gun is fired. Although I had a lot of fun playing around with this tank, realistically it is more suitable for the younger generations. The manufacturer rates it's usage suitable for ages 14+. I would suggest it will have the greatest appeal for those 8 to 14 years of age...and, perhaps, the odd middle-aged adult clinging to the tail end of a mid-life crisis.I would have given this RC unit 5 stars were it not for the aforementioned deficiencies. A little more effort on the manufacture's part to secure the main gun barrel from damage, and, perhaps, unify the power source for the remote control, and they will have a real winner on their hands for those between the ages of 8 to 14.

This remote control toy tank is pretty good. It has controls to to forward, backward, left, right, turn turret left, turn turret right, machine gun sounds, cannon sounds and can be programmed with the controller to do a series of actions. It works ok but is made very cheap and feels very cheap. The treads fit loose and like to pop off once in a while. It does come with 2 rechargeable batteries which is nice at least.Overall this tank is ok for the price but it was not built with quality in mind.

My 9 yo son loves army toys. He loves this tank. It comes with a back up battery and batter charger is USB. The tank is great. Even my husband had fun driving this around the house. We have hardwood floors so no issue with the tank moving around.

This remote controlled tank is a lot of fun. It comes with two batteries which last a while. The controller works really good and it's easy to use.

Tank came in a frustrating difficult package material that required a mini screwdriver to release it from the packing material. Battery compartments also required the same mini screwdriver. The tank itself uses two reachable batteries that come in the box and the remote control uses two AA batteries that are not included. The controller is cheaply made and likely will not last very long when when young children play with it.