The best toy in the world. The Technology inside the Air Hogs Zero Gravity remote control car is really good and My son thinks the world of it. Only bad point is that it falls off the wall and hits my son on the head.

This is a waste of money. It quite simply does not climb the wall - any wall - and we have tried a few.

I bought the Air Hogs Zero Gravity remote control car for my 6 year old son, who had mithered for it for about 2 years. We finally let him spend his birthday money on it, and we couldn't believe it when we got it out of the box. It looked cheap in the box, never mind out of it.

1) It's made of cheap plastic, which has what I can only explain as tape along the bottom, which is supposed to help it grip the wall.

2) It's very noisy as soon as it's lifted off the floor.

3) It does not climb walls, and anyone who says it does must work for Air Hoggs! We tried it on several walls with different textures.

4) It's definitely not worth the £80.00 we paid for it.

Very disappointed with it - my advice would be to try a better make perhaps and see it working first - fortunately my son got a full refund so was able to invest in something worth while.

I don't usually write reviews on web sites, but I am so fed up with toys that don't do what the manufacturers claim! The adverts show the Air Hogs Zero Gravity remote control car zooming around vertically on the walls, and of course kids love the idea of something that defies the laws of physics. So we parted with £70.00 before Christmas, and our son was really excited when he opened the present. However, excitement turned to disappointment later in the day when, after leaving it on charge for several hours as specified, we tried to get it to zoom about on the walls like the adverts.

OK, it does just about cling to the wall, and it will move in an upward direction slowly and for the first few minutes, before the battery starts to wear down. But any attempt to turn it left or right and it just slips down the wall. I wouldn't really mind this if it were a £10.00 stocking filler, but at £70.00 and one of our sons main Christmas presents, I feel that it is at best a rip off. I shall be returning ours to the shop we got it from, and expecting a full refund.