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Maisto Tech RC Formula Racing R/C,

Maisto Tech RC Formula Racing R/C, 1:10 Scale The Maisto Tech RC Formula Racing R/C is an officially licensed 1:10 scale remote-controlled Formula 1 car from Maisto, a popular brand for affordable diecast and RC models. It's designed for beginners and F1 fans, offering a ready-to-run (RTR) experience with proportional control for smoother driving than basic on/off RCs. Available in team liveries like Red Bull Racing RB19 (Max Verstappen #1) and Ferrari SF-23 (Charles Leclerc #16), it's a great entry-level RC racer that's safe for kids and fun for adults. Key Features Scale and Design: 1:10 scale (approximately 17-18 inches long), with detailed bodywork replicating real F1 cars, including sponsor logos, aerodynamic elements, and driver figures. Control System: 2.4GHz digital proportional steering and throttle for realistic handling; supports up to 4 cars simultaneously without interference. Motor and Speeds: 2-speed brushed motor (low for beginners, high for speed); top speed around 15-20 mph on flat surfaces, based on user tests. Power and Battery: Rechargeable via USB (any device like a phone charger); runtime 15-25 minutes per charge. Uses a standard 2S LiPo battery (compatible spares available from hobby shops). Dimensions and Weight: 26.5" L x 9.5" W x 8.5" H; 4.25 lbs—sturdy for indoor/outdoor use but best on smooth surfaces like pavement or tracks. What's Included: Car, controller, USB charging cable, spare tires (on some bundles), and manual. No assembly required. Extras: Full-function controls (forward, reverse, left/right turns); some models have working headlights. Performance and User Feedback Users praise its value for money—it's not a high-end hobby-grade RC but excels as a toy/model hybrid. On Reddit, owners note it's "perfect for kids" with modest speeds that prevent crashes, and it handles well on RC tracks. Battery life is decent (20-45 minutes with mods like lithium-ion upgrades), and it's mod-friendly for enthusiasts (e.g., swapping batteries for more torque). A 2025 YouTube review of the Red Bull version called it a "solid $49 Costco steal" for casual racing. Drawbacks include limited off-road capability and occasional wheel wear on rough terrain. Pricing and Availability Typically $40-60 USD, depending on retailer and bundle (e.g., $49 at Costco, $50-55 on Amazon/eBay). Where to Buy (as of October 2025): Costco – Often in-store or online; check for assorted designs $59.99. Amazon – Search for specific teams; Prime shipping available. eBay – New/used options, frequently under $50 with free shipping. Walmart – Budget-friendly, around $30-50. Specialty sites like LIVECARMODEL for collector editions. Courtesy Grok.