Before I started this hobby, I remember bookmarking a website where people submitted their reviews on bit clones. I was curious how the Precious clone compared to the Shenqiwei (vs. compatibility with regular bits).
I saw some pictures of a Precious on this forum and the body looked very nice (clear windows) but that was all I learned.
As for Shenqiwei's they are great clones (compared to a Bensu I used to own...). They can be adjusted to drive straight fairly easily, but will not reverse straight. The tires are fairly good quality (something I learned to look at after seeing how Bensu apprently just uses rubberbands.... :X)
The rear axle metal is a little softer than a regular Bit (It bends slightly when I pull it off the chassis, but not enough to deform the metal... it'll spring back, however, I imagine it is fairly easy to bend out of shape if it bends in the first place!)
The motor is quite powerful compared to a stock 2.0 bit, but less powerful than the ZipZaps 2.0/2.2 motor. The motor's end is shaped similar to the Bit motor's, but the body of the motor is more similar to the zipzaps. (Difference between zz and bit is that the ZZ motor is a complete cylinder, whereas the bit motor has a sort of notch at the top near the gear.) This makes it difficult to fit Shenqiwei motors in Bits, but easy to fit Bit and ZZ motors into Shenqiweis.
The chassis itself looks pretty strong... all the wheels are aligned straight. (Bensu's are not very straight, they wobble!)
As for the Body, the plastic is quite tough, however you have black painted windows because the plastic is not clear. :T
The body is a pretty thick plastic so it looks durable and the details stand out pretty well so it might be a nice body to repaint.
The controller looks like any other bullet controller... not much to say here.
The range is better than my microsizer in my house... I don't really know how far it is.
And incase you forgot my original question, I was wondering how the Precious clones are in comparison to SQW and actual bits.
Thanks!