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Toddlers take BATMAN along for the ride on 'super' ATV adventures!
The Power Wheels Batman Lil’ Quad vehicle puts kids in the driver’s seat of exciting ATV adventures, whether they’re cruising the sidewalks of Gotham City or off to save the day in their own backyard! This Power Wheels Lil’ Quad vehicle is designed for the very littlest 4-wheelers with cool Batman colors and graphics, toddler-friendly features and rugged styling that will make your child’s first ride an awesome one. There’s even a secret storage compartment to stow crime-fighting gear!
Safety, durability & quality are built in
The Power Wheels Batman Lil’ Quad vehicle has strong, wide tires that perform on hard surfaces and grass. The sturdy low-rider base makes it easy for toddlers to get on and off all by themselves, and the footrests make the ride comfortable. The maximum cruising speed of this Lil’ Quad vehicle is 2 miles per hour – fast enough to be fun, but slow enough for safety. And to keep it simple, it only goes forward. All kids have to do to make it go is push a button, and they’re cruising all on their own!
Rev up kids’ development with Batman!
The Power Wheels Batman Lil’ Quad ATV lets toddlers control the action while building a sense of self-confidence. They will start to learn about cause and effect with the simple push of a button. They will also build motor skills, balance and cognitive skills as they drive around, and get on and off the vehicle. Kids will develop role play skills as they pretend to drive around on their own adventures with Batman!
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Fun little toddler quad – good overall value
There are two toddlers in our house, a 3-year-old and a 4-year-old. They weigh the same (around 32 pounds), so this looked like the right starter quad for them. We got the Minnie Mouse version and the Batman version of the same quad. The kids like them a lot. Here are the highs and lows:PROS:1. Very easy assembly: You just need two screwdrivers, flat-head and Phillips2. Battery life: My kids get tired before the battery runs out3. Power: This motor isn't fast, but like all electric motors, it has decent torque. It will power through thick grass.4. Speed: Very slow and safe – about the same speed as an adult walking5. Fun on grass, concrete, or indoors: Speeds along on multiple surfaces6. Value: Lots of fun for the price.CONS:1. Charge time: Out of the box, battery needs to charge for 18 hours, then 14 hours for re-charge2. Stiff cable connections: Connecting and disconnecting the battery cables can be uncomfortable. Clunky and stiff connections. Connectors are sticky and it can be hard to get a good grip without pulling on the wires.3. Backward tipping: The way the seat is designed, it's too easy for toddlers to sit too far back on the seat. If the toddler tries to power uphill while sitting too far back, the whole quad can tip backward and roll over. This happened with us. Supervision and helmets on hard surfaces are a good idea. The design really needs a wheelie bar that prevents tipping backward.4. Speed: I'm putting speed and a pro AND a con because it's so slow and safe, some toddlers may be bored.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2018
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2018
PROS:
1. Very easy assembly: You just need two screwdrivers, flat-head and Phillips
2. Battery life: My kids get tired before the battery runs out
3. Power: This motor isn't fast, but like all electric motors, it has decent torque. It will power through thick grass.
4. Speed: Very slow and safe – about the same speed as an adult walking
5. Fun on grass, concrete, or indoors: Speeds along on multiple surfaces
6. Value: Lots of fun for the price.
CONS:
1. Charge time: Out of the box, battery needs to charge for 18 hours, then 14 hours for re-charge
2. Stiff cable connections: Connecting and disconnecting the battery cables can be uncomfortable. Clunky and stiff connections. Connectors are sticky and it can be hard to get a good grip without pulling on the wires.
3. Backward tipping: The way the seat is designed, it's too easy for toddlers to sit too far back on the seat. If the toddler tries to power uphill while sitting too far back, the whole quad can tip backward and roll over. This happened with us. Supervision and helmets on hard surfaces are a good idea. The design really needs a wheelie bar that prevents tipping backward.
4. Speed: I'm putting speed and a pro AND a con because it's so slow and safe, some toddlers may be bored.
Fun little toddler quad – good overall value
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2018
There are two toddlers in our house, a 3-year-old and a 4-year-old. They weigh the same (around 32 pounds), so this looked like the right starter quad for them. We got the Minnie Mouse version and the Batman version of the same quad. The kids like them a lot. Here are the highs and lows:Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2018
PROS:
1. Very easy assembly: You just need two screwdrivers, flat-head and Phillips
2. Battery life: My kids get tired before the battery runs out
3. Power: This motor isn't fast, but like all electric motors, it has decent torque. It will power through thick grass.
4. Speed: Very slow and safe – about the same speed as an adult walking
5. Fun on grass, concrete, or indoors: Speeds along on multiple surfaces
6. Value: Lots of fun for the price.
CONS:
1. Charge time: Out of the box, battery needs to charge for 18 hours, then 14 hours for re-charge
2. Stiff cable connections: Connecting and disconnecting the battery cables can be uncomfortable. Clunky and stiff connections. Connectors are sticky and it can be hard to get a good grip without pulling on the wires.
3. Backward tipping: The way the seat is designed, it's too easy for toddlers to sit too far back on the seat. If the toddler tries to power uphill while sitting too far back, the whole quad can tip backward and roll over. This happened with us. Supervision and helmets on hard surfaces are a good idea. The design really needs a wheelie bar that prevents tipping backward.
4. Speed: I'm putting speed and a pro AND a con because it's so slow and safe, some toddlers may be bored.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2018
This little ATV is my 2yr old’s favorite item in the world. While safely slow, it has no problems with bumpy back yard grass, puddles, or “mountains” (little hills/inclines). I am amazed at its ability to drive over all sorts of terrain despite the little 6v rechargeable battery. The little motor and gears are perfectly tuned for strength, not speed.
Remember to set a reminder on your phone to unplug the battery from its charger after 24 hours or you will damage it. The provided charger is dumb and just blindly feeds constant voltage to the battery with no indications or automatic cut-off. This is explained in the manual but I imagine many parents destroy these batteries by keeping them on the charger indefinitely.
Remember to set a reminder on your phone to unplug the battery from its charger after 24 hours or you will damage it. The provided charger is dumb and just blindly feeds constant voltage to the battery with no indications or automatic cut-off. This is explained in the manual but I imagine many parents destroy these batteries by keeping them on the charger indefinitely.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2018
While the weight limit is 40 lbs, which for my son would give him probably another year of use, he is already too long to fit properly on the bike. His feet are too long for the foot rest area and his legs are already too long for his butt to be on the correct part of the seat. He enjoyed it but is very crunched onto the toy. My son is 2, 30 lbs, and average length, so I’m annoyed this is already a toy he’s grown out of and we just bought it. Assembly wasn’t bad, stickers were a little annoying to put on. Not a horrible toy, but definitely for a smaller child (closer to less than 30 lbs/closer to 1&1/2 not 2&1/2 years old).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2017
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Such a great size for young kids
Reviewed in Canada on November 27, 2018dave gibson
You will never get them off of it !
Reviewed in Canada on December 30, 2019