Hsp xstr pro brushless buggy review năm 2024

You can complain, you pay less but ypu still expect a proper working product which is obiosuly not always the case due to these "cutting corners" bit. And what I want to see are:

Out of box, first impression.

(Photos)

Specs of the car and comparisons

(more photos)

A take down of the car looking at strong/ weak points (better for more in depth reviews)

(MOAR photos)

2 running's of the car as per my last post

(videos)

A review of how it handled etc

Similar products

Finally was it worth your money.

Thats what I think a review should include, now chop chop.

right this christmas eve ill be busy doing that for you guys, the running vvideos wont be anything exciting, its only a 23t model

The HSP XSTR PRO 1/10 Scale RTR 3S Brushless RC Electric Race Spec Edition RC Off-Road Buggy has been built keeping quality in mind. 3300KV Motor, 11.1v 3900mAh Li-Po battery, aluminium capped oil filled shocks with progressive springs give this model massive amounts of power. Its heavy duty metal drive shafts offer ultimate speed and more accurate controllability. You’re guaranteed to hit high speeds when driving this race spec edition RC Off-Road buggy. Comes Ready to Run. No Assembling needed.

FEATURES:

Latest Styling. Elite series upgrades fitted. RTR factory assembled with motor and radio gear pre-installed, Makes getting started a breeze. Pre-painted polycarbonate carbon style body. Forward – Reverse – brake – ESC Pre glued spike tyres on aggressive style rims. Hi torque lay-down steering servo. Four wheel drive alloy shaft drive. Adjustable rear wing & multiple suspension adjustments. Aluminium capped oil filled shocks with progressive springs. Pivot ball suspension. Adjustable camber, Toe-In, Toe-Out Adjustable colour coded linkages. Anodized aluminium shock towers front & rear. Anodized aluminium upper deck. 11.1v 3900mAh re-chargeable Lipo battery. Sealed front and rear differentials w/metal gears. Solid metal joint cups and high performance ball bearings. 3300KV Motor 60A Hobbywing Programmable ESC 2.4Ghz Remote Overall Length: 400mm Overall Width: 250mm Height: 160mm Ground Clearance: 26mm

WHAT’S IN THE BOX:

1x 1:10 Scale Brushless Electric Buggy 1x 2.4Ghz Remote 1x Parts Manual 1x 11.1v Rechargeable Lipo Battery 1x (AU) Wall Charger

​WHAT YOU’LL NEED: 8x AA batteries

SAFETY: Adult supervision required for users under 14 years of age

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Tboost, Same as you, got fed up with windy non heli days, bought myself a WLToys A949. Great little car, loads of fun. I then bought a 94107, the XSTR, And then a 94060, the HSP Planet 1/8 scale. I am no expert on RC cars, but the two HSP's I have are really good. Both are brushless, the larger one a 3S. They run very smooth, steering is precise, more than enough power for me. One of the reasons I bought these was parts availability. Here in the UK I can have spares the next day for a reasonable price. How do I know? I got carried away and hit a hard object at speed. It broke the front upright, and messed up the thread in the swivel. �10 for a pair of both, including P&P, running lovely. There are many upgrades available, I have purchased a set of alloy uprights and swivels, including bearings, from a firm called FOPOWER in HK. They are excellent, cheap prices compared to the UK, delivery in 8 days. They sell everything to upgrade if you feel the need, including a titanium chassis! I am glad you asked about these cars, they don't seem to get a mention here, but in my limited experience with cars, I would recommend without hesitation. If I can help any more, just ask. Steve.

Aug 04, 2014, 02:31 PM

sorry to say bad choice.. I see the shocks breaking on 1st run..pivot balls dont work well on shock towers.. looks like a cheap motor also..alot of holes for dirt rocks to fall in .on a offroad buggy..

Aug 06, 2014, 07:52 AM

Thanks for both replies guys. By the way Steve, I bought the wltoys A979 haha, and that thing dragged me into cars as well

Already bought the car like more than a week ago, and finally yesterday got here.

Apparently, I bought the HSP XSTR Top version, of course brushless, so now im trying to read the main differences between the pro version and the top version.

The car came with a 2s lipo, but while I was clicking to buy the car, simultaneously I was buying from HobbyKing some other things, and I ordered a Turnigy Nano-Tech 4000mAh 40c-80c 3s lipo, 11.1v for the car. The lipo hasnt come here yet, but after doing some reading, I got a question. Can the ESC handle that lipo?...or I am going to burn the ESC? According to specs, the ESC is a Hobbywing 45a programmable one.

If that ESC cant handle the 3s Lipo, which is the one I need?

Thanks for all the little or big help you can give me guys, all I want is not to burn in the first few days the car. If you guys dont want to type, just point me some links, and I will be happy to read them

Cheers

Aug 08, 2014, 07:11 AM

Can the ESC handle that lipo?...or I am going to burn the ESC? According to specs, the ESC is a Hobbywing 45a programmable one.

If that ESC cant handle the 3s Lipo, which is the one I need?

Cheers[/QUOTE]

Sorry, cant help you, i know some helis will handle a 3s, but hopefully someone with more knowledge will know. The mods i have made to my car, an extra cooling fan from Banggood clipped straight to the motor, plugs in to the receiver, and i have ordered a set of wheels with road tyres from Fopower, slightly smaller diameter, 75 mm, so good acceleration, but a lower top speed. All the best, Steve.

Aug 16, 2014, 10:58 PM

Thanks for the response Steve

Ive been driving the XSTR for more than a week now, and that thing is fast. Of course, the only comparison I got is the wltoys A979, so I guess I had set the bar low haha.

Anyways, its eating the tires REALLY FAST. Basically, I drive most of the time on asphalt. So the question is, what kind of tires you guys suggest me to use? Ive been reading the Dirt Hawgs are good, off road and on road, but I would really like to hear opinions from the experts.

Cheers

Aug 17, 2014, 09:35 AM

Fan of just about anything RC

Dirt Hawgs are good, solid, chunky tires.

Sep 16, 2014, 01:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tboost

Hi guys

Im a quadcopter and helicopter guy, and already bought a couple of RC cars. Ive been trying to read as much as I can, but I cant make my mind.

What do you think of the HSP brand?...and specifically of the XSTR buggy?...its the brushless version I want. Im basically new to cars, so I dont want to spend a huge load of money on a car yet.

Looking forward for any comments and/or help you can give me

Cheers

I've got the HSP xstr vortex was �90 new. Great little car does most things to a decent level and hasn't really broke yet either! I'm 13 so it made an awesome car for me and I love it

How fast is the HSP Xstr pro?

We have recently speed tested this model with the 3S battery and achieved 54MPH / 86.9KPH!

How fast is the HSP buggy?

30-35kmh top end speed. Heaps of hop ups available. RTR factory assembled with motor and radio gear pre-installed, Makes getting started a breeze.