BEZGAR RC Boat, 14 inch Remote Control Boat for Kids and Adults, 25 KPH Fast RC Speed Boats with 1100mAh Battery, Ideal Waterproof Toy Boats for Lakes & Pools - HJ815 Blue

My grandson loved this biat

My grandson loves it! Says it works great and goes very fast.

My grandson loves it

The BEZGAR RC Boat has been fast and fun on the water. This 14-inch remote-controlled boat hits speeds up to 25 KPH, and I’ve used it in a lake where it moves swiftly across the surface. The 1100mAh battery provides decent runtime—enough for a good session—and it’s held up well so far. It’s designed for kids and adults, and the controls are responsive, making it easy to steer and enjoy.It’s a solid pick for a day out by the lake or pool.

I bought the boat for my nephew and he loved it, he uses it all day, very good quality, highly recommended.

I own a few RC boats, and 2 are from Bezgar. I also own a couple of their RC cars. This has to be the best RC vehicles for the price. This got this model in red. My first Bezgar boat was a 16" blue model. My first one is a little bigger and faster, but this one is still great. Like the other unit, it comes with the remote, rubber tip, stand, propeller, battery, and charging cable. Most of my RC vehicles have the same battery connector and allow me to mix and match for longer runtimes. This boat came with a different style of battery. The runtime with 1 battery is not great with these boats, so I will be ordering a couple more. The runtime isn't great, but it is normal for a boat like this. The little bit of time I do play with this is so fun. I bring my other boat to use when this battery dies. I should point out that I'm an adult. These boats aren't just for kids. I do bring my neices and nephews with me sometimes and let them use my RC cars and boats. Having the speed control is great because I can slow it down for them. The remote works great and is easy to control. The distance you can go with these boats is pretty far. I always wonder what I would do if they break down way out in the middle of the lake. I haven't had this issue because there is a low battery warning, and the boat flips itself back over, so it won't just stop in the middle of the water. This boat is my second fasted out of the 4 that I own. The fastest is my bigger Bezgar boat. This is the only brand I will order my RC devices from going forward. Although I wish this took the same battery connection as my others, I knew it was different when I placed my order. This boat is exactly as decribed.

I really like this RC boat. It is well-designed and well-structured. It works perfectly and is completely waterproof. It was fun to operate using the remote control. It propels quickly and glides smoothly across the surface. It’s a perfect toy to use in the Snake River, where we go regularly. Overall, it has high quality and a good battery life!

The media could not be loaded. This appears to be a step up from other mini boats on the market. It's a little bigger and has some extra features.Everything comes protected in a styrofoam insert. I really do wish it had a protective soft case instead though. I'll have to find something on my own.You get the boat, transmitter, one battery, display stand, charger, instruction booklet and a few spare parts like in a prop and extra nut. I do wish it came with at least once other battery. I'll be purchasing at least 2 or three more to keep the fun going.The styling of the boat is "futuristic". The red really pops! I wasn't sure if I would like the look of the bubble canopy. In person, I'm digging it. I think the canopy design may help with self-righting but,I can't test that yet since it's winter in my area. Most similar boats offer this feature.There is an LED light strip on the bow in and 2 other LED's towards the stern. They are always on. I wish there was a switch to turn them off during the day. I think they can be unplugged inside though. I might install my own switch eventually. The lights will be fun to use around twilight though. I don't recommend running any RC in the dark.To get inside the hull, you twist some little latches to remove the canopy and then the inner hatch. The hatch has a rubber seal to keep water out. Inside, you'll find speed controller/receiver combo in the bow. You'll then see the water cooled motor followed by a bracket for the battery. There's also a micro servo for the rudder.Installing the battery is ready. Just attach the plug in the right direction and carefully reinstall the hatch and canopy. Be careful with the tabs on these parts. Push the parts forward and then down.The pistol grip transmitter is okay. It's a mini size. So, it's awkward for large hands but good for kids. The wheel is plastic. There should be a foam ring on there. The third channel button enables a figure 8 demo mode, but I can't test that right now. Lastly, there are trims for both steering and throttle reduction.The boat must be in the water before it will do anything or bind to the transmitter. (Note the little brass contact sensor on the bottom of the hull.). The transmitter will beep and the boat lights will come on when they connect to each other.This will be a pretty fast boat. So, you'll want to run this only in very large pools or other open water.I'd judge this boat is appropriate for ages 10+. It will be too fast for younger kids. That group only seems to know full left/right/throttle and then crash! Adult supervision is a must for younger teens and below.The local waters can't thaw out soon enough for me! I can't wait to race this around with my family and other boats!