Miuzei35kg High Torque Coreless Servo Motor Metal Gear Digital Stainless Steel Gear Servo Steering for Arduino 1/8 1/10 RC Car Robotic DIY 270 Degree (1)

Used this to replace existing burnt out servo in my 1/8 scale hydroplane.Fit perfectly, worked like a charm. Back on the water after 15 minute installation.

seem pretty strong and fast i like um hopefully they last

This servo doesn’t center and it glitches. It hasn’t made it off the bench yet but it’s installed in one of my boats. Swapped with a higher end servo and that one works perfectly.

Tons of torque, even at 6v. I'd go as far to say that it may even be slightly under rated. At 7.4v, this servo is a torque monster. I'm genuinely impressed for the price... It has no issue turning 1/8 monster truck tires in a 14+ pound car with me pushing down on the front of it at 6v, something the factory servo with better rated specs flat out couldn't do at 7.4v. Could be a bit faster, definitely over rated on their speed claims by quite a bit... but the extra torque makes up for it and it's forgivable as its not so slow to be annoying.Now for the cons... the brittle feeling plastic leads me to believe these will "de-tab" themselves if you put them through the ringer... makes sure to set your end points when you install these to prevent this. Also, one of the servo's has an issue holding position in certain spots within its travel. When turning you can watch the servo horn dance back and forth without any input from the radio. The other one doesn't seem to have this issue and time will tell if it starts to have the same problem. Both seem to center up just fine though, something a lot of "budget" servos struggle with.Time will tell If these hold up through a couple hard bash sessions. If they do, these will definitely become my new go to servos in just about everything they will fit in.

Work perfectly fine. Item as described and pictured. Delivery was on schedule.

I purchased these because they seemed similar to my Annimos servo I purchased before. The price was good too. Unfortunately, it was all downhill after that.First red flag was that the servo was twitchy. It didn't move through the endpoints smoothly; towards the end of the range it would twitch back and forth until full lock.On it's first run, the first servo seemed to do well for 5 minutes, but then it stripped its gears. Figured it was probably due to the cheap price. Luckily I had the second one, so I didn't pay it much heed. Wrote it off as a fluke.Installed the second servo, made sure the EPAs weren't causing undue stress and waited for the weekend to run it again. Less than 5 minutes into the run, the second servo just up and quit. No two week's notice, just straight up left the chat. Died completely. No noise, no response, nothing.Both servos were installed in a Tekno ET48.3. Won't ever buy these servos again. Won't even accept a free one if someone had one to give to me.The Annimos I have in my Kronos is still kicking butt. And that's with a crimped wire. No more Miuzei for me. Sorry guys.

When I first got this servo I put it on my Vs410 pheonix crawler for the 2 speed transmission, using linkage arms connected to the servo, but it was honestly way over kill for that so I switched it with a smaller 20kg servo. I ended up using this one on a latrax teton I'm rebuilding and man this servo is fast. Very easy to catch myself while sliding sideways and correcting my front wheels. It's also super strong. Honestly it'd be great for a crawler for it's steering servo instead of a shifting servo. But I already have a servo steering my vs410 and would be a big step down, but for a beginner and somebody just wanting a better servo then stock on a 1/10 crawler this would work really well and I definitely would recommend specially for the price!

Very strong, very fast, but they jitter on every movement. When you move the control stick and hold in a position the servo jitters back and forth. In a monster truck that is fine but on a plane the control surface jitters with it and that's no Bueno!

I used this servo motor to rig up a throttle control on my small outboard trolling motor for fishing. The motor has enough torque to hold a steady throttle position even in choppy (wave) conditions.

This servo has survived some heavy bashing, this is a must have upgrade for the arma gorgon

Works great

Slow week and soes not center