LEXiBOOK Extreme Crosslander Off-Road Remote Control car up to 12km/h Light Effects Remote Control &amp Gesture Control Bracelet Included Music Rechargeable RC50

- A remote control car with gesture control!- 2 control modes: with the remote control or with the gesture control bracelet!- Gesture control: the car moves forward, backward, or sideways thanks to the motion sensor integrated into the bracelet.- Drift function: lateral and diagonal movements.- Demo mode for crazy stunts in music!

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About Lexibook

This bright, rechargeable remote-control car moves in all directions! The car moves forward, backward, or sideways, but also lifts up on its wheels in a high position and then lowers back down at your command. The movements of the Extreme Crosslander are extremely fluid and fun to play. You can run it on any terrain for hours of play.

The Extreme Crosslander radio-controlled car can be controlled with two remotes (included), each offering a different and very complete play experience.

The first is a handheld remote for complete control of the vehicle, which includes a demo mode to impress all your friends.

The second is a gesture control bracelet, which allows you to move the car thanks to the motion sensor integrated in the bracelet. Just put the bracelet on your hand and go! You can control the car by moving your hand and make it do crazy stunts!

A rechargeable car to use it everywhere.

The Extreme Crosslander remote control car and its wristband can be recharged by USB (cables included), ideal to take it everywhere with you!

The remote control works with 2 AA/LR6 batteries (not included).

Lexibook is a company that designs, manufactures, and markets consumer electronics products throughout Europe.

Lexibook is the European champion of licensed entertainment electronics and works with many partners such as Disney, Marvel, Warner, Universal, Paramount...

This success can be explained by a strategy that includes strong, international, and often exclusive licences (Barbie, Spiderman, Oui-Oui, Disney, etc.), as well as by high added value products that include electronics (educational computers, televisions).