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The excavator works just like the real none. My grandson is only 3 and he was able to play with the control it comes with very simple. The whole top part spins with touch of button. Great size and can climb over small toys or books. Great toy!!!

Great toy. My son loved it. Quality construction and easy to use. I managed to lose the charger and asked about buying a replacement and the company sent me a free charger and battery. Class act!

Good features and finsih, good quality sound . Remote control works smoothly . Overall happy with purhase as kiddo is enjoying it.

a good purchase for 4 yr old grandson

Fast shipping and excellent quality product.

This toy is enjoyed by the 7 year- old who received it, as well as his 10 year-old brother. The 3 year-old was extremely interested but was thwarted by his older brother. Anyway, he was thrilled with the excavator, and immediately took to manipulating it with great skill.

I'm reviewing the DOUBLE E Remote Control Fire Truck 10 Channel Water Pump 18 Inch Extendable Ladder Fire Engine with Working Sounds Lights Rechargeable 2.4GHz Toy Trucks for KidsPros:It arrived quickly.Cons:The battery compartment and removal design on the firetruck is poor. It's a real aggravation for an adult and even more so for a young child. Everytime you want to charge the battery on the firetruck, you have to unscrewed a tiny metal screw out of a plastic hole to remove the battery compartment cover. Then you have to unplug a tedious, tiny connector to remove the battery. Then use your own phone charger with the toy company's special cable to charge the battery.I suspect its only a matter of time before the plastic hole gets stripped out from repeated wear and tear of the metal screw going in and out. A better design would be a USB-C port on the truck just like newer phones use. Then simply plug in your phone charger to the USB-C port on the firetruck to charge the battery. It makes no sense to have to remove the battery everytime you want to charge it. Would you want a phone that worked that way? I think not.The battery cover for the controller uses the same metal screw-to-plastic hole design as the truck. A better approach would be to copy the design used by many tv and dvr remotes. They simply have a plastic clip or tab that you press to remove the cover. After replacing the AA batteries you simply clip/snap the cover back into place.I suspect over time the repeated screwing and unscrewing into plastic will cause the hole to strip out. Then you will need to rig the battery cover with tape or velcro.Maybe its me but the noise this thing produces is aggravating and the ladder makes a loud click as if it were about to break. It's going back. At this price point I expect a better design.

My 4-year old son loves the truck. And even older kids have been interested. And even I tried to control it. =) It is quite elaborate: it moves and turns, ladder extends, platform rotates, water is sprayed. Everything is controlled from a remote. It is noisy (as probably toy fire truck should be).Overall great toy for a kid.