Kids Bumper Car Ride on, 12V Ride on Toy with Remote Control, Bumper Car for Kids Toddlers 1-5 Years Old
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The iYofe 12V Bumper Car is a ride-on for toddlers and preschoolers with a round bumper body, 360-degree rotation and a top speed of 2 mph. It runs about an hour per charge and has a five-point harness, a parent remote and a center console with music, lights and Bluetooth. The full-circle collision strips and slow-start make it gentler than a straight-line ride-on, and the rotating body is the feature most rivals at this size lack. Owners rate it well overall, though some find the battery life short and the 66 lb limit tight for older kids.
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Buyers rate it 4.4 out of 5 and mostly praise the spinning motion, the remote and the lights and music. Complaints center on battery life and the size limit.
This is a 12V ride-on bumper car for children ages 1 to 5. It reaches a speed of 2 mph and runs for about 1 hour on a full charge. Run time and speed vary with road conditions, the child's weight, the charge level and driving speed.
An integrated center console under the seat has one-touch start, music, lights, Bluetooth, a battery level display and high/low speed settings. A colorful light strip runs around the car. Music or stories can play over Bluetooth, USB or the built-in player. The car has a slow start and 360-degree rotation.
Full-circle collision protection strips on the body cushion bumps. A five-point safety harness holds the child in the seat. A parent can steer with the 2.4G remote, or the child can drive the car alone. The car complies with CPC safety and environmental standards. The battery should not be modified, to avoid damaging the circuit.
