An Honest Comparison | MJX 14211 vs Mojave Grom

#arrma #grom #rcbasher I wanted to love it. Based on the rave reviews from anyone with a referral link in their bio, you’d think its good. I’d go as far as saying it’s not even good for the money. Timestamps: 00:05 Start Up 00:28 Drop Test (Suspension) 01:10 Turning Circle (Steering) 01:31 Power (Wheelspeed) 01:54 Braking 02:08 Handling (Tarmac) 05:28 Handling (Dirt) 08:09 The MJX Dies 09:47 Clean Up The Mojave Grom is the obvious thing it’s being compared against. I’ve had the Grom for nearly 6 months and abused it. It’s been to the skatepark, BMX tracks, in the sea, beaches, been swimming in a reservoir twice… and it hasn’t skipped a beat. I’ve had the MJX Hyper Go 14211 6 minutes and imploded a diff on sticky mud. MJX have released some awesome machinery, but the “copy it and build it to a price point” isn’t working for me. The MJX 7303? A cheaper copy of a KM (Traction Hobby) C3. Hyper Go 14211? A mix of a Mojave 4S body on a Mojave Grom platform, built to a budget. Mojave Grom with battery (UK) - £219 MJX 14211 with battery (UK) – c. £150 (with import tax/VAT) That’s not enough of a difference in my opinion.