In today’s video I’m showing you the BEZGAR TX123 Speed Racing RC boat—unbox, setup, and a real on-water test. This thing is rated up to about 32 km/h (no waves), has a 300 ft range, and the big selling point is the tumbler/self-righting design with 180° capsize recovery. Basically, you don’t have to do that annoying “flip it back” maneuver on the controller—this one auto-corrects so it can’t really stay upside down. It also has bright LEDs so you can see the heading direction at night, and it comes with its own hard case, which is always a good sign. I walk through what you get in the box: two batteries (about 15–20 minutes each depending how hard you push it), dual USB chargers so you can charge two at the same time (yes, even off a power bank), a stand for display, and an extra prop (because props break if you launch too close to shore with rocks/pebbles). The controller is the gun-style remote—personally I still prefer the two-hand style for kids, but pairing is easy and it has trim controls. On the water, it’s fast and easy to control, and the remote beeps when the battery gets low so you can bring it back in. Even though the box says 14+, I honestly think a 6–7 year old could use it with supervision—just don’t test the full distance and send it to the middle of the lake.