Premium price is relative. I started going down the drift rabbit hole. Those dudes LOVE their futaba, 4pm is entry level, 7px, mid, and 10 what everyone recommends to "spring" for. This thing is priced in 4pm territory, more channels than a 7px, and easier to use and more options than the 10px. And then receivers are reasonable and they have micros! It's a steal IMO. You ever find that thumb steer thingy? I need one now.

The costs of the receivers are awesome! Makes it easier to transition over from other systems.

The radio looks like a late 60s muscle car with a modern drivetrain. Super slick radio.

Got my micro reciever here for my hardpark dementor ss build. Already using my rc4gs radio in my fcx24 with the 2 speed and rear steer.

That’s fancy, Nancy! It’s also a good way to blow my RC budget BUT it does have more than all the bells and whistles. Very nice radio is always worth it.

Nice upgrade Radiolink ! Makes my 3 year old model look old .

the receivers matching was the biggest selling point to me then the fact it has esc mixing tank mixing etc was just icing on the cake as on my moa crawler i can have front dig rear dig and selectable od on the fly

Nice review. Now I want one. I will add it to my wish list

Nice looking rc radio my friend 😊❤

Wow amazing video man appreciate all you do for the community

This is on my list to get. I love the radiolink rc6gs I got. The range is unbelievable, I do FPV in my RC cars and sit on my porch and drive my cars all around, I can reach 4 and 5 block away with it. I thank I ca get more but I lose FPV that fare. Great video, I think I will move it up on the list a bit lol.

I've been thinking about this amazing transmitter since it first came out last winter to replace my 4PM and TQ\TQI radios in most of my RC's. I was originally looking into a Spektrum DX5C since a few of the cars i want come with spektrum radio systems. But i wanted a radio that had a built in gyro, low cost receiver options and looked very premium and not some cheapo. And this RC8X fits that bill it's just a little pricy to get into at first but it should save me quite a bit of cash in the near future. Thanks for the informative video.

I picked up the RC8X a little over a month ago (my first RadioLink) and its been phenomenal, eventually I will be swapping everything over to it expect a few rigs that will stay with my NB4. while the GT5 has served my well I definitely wont miss it.

Thanks for this review. I still can't decide between this Radiolink RC8X and the Flysky Noble NB4. Everything seems (to me) better on the Flysky : design, bigger battery, lower size, easy to read screen, upper and lower blocks are aluminium and not plastic, and lower price... BUT : the only rock in the Flysky shoe is its 20 models only memory. 200 for the RC8X : a big advantage.🤔

Man I was hoping you would end up doing a review on this transmitter!!!! I have something similiar its a Wfly x9. Pretty much has the same feature except for the fpv oh and that sick ass scrreen. I got it of Ali for like $160 but ive been looking at getting that one just hadnt seen a good review. Great job.

Nice...great review... I'm looking at getting it l8r down the road... l8r to you and all and all: have a great day...

That is awesome.

Wow this is nice. I have a bunch of Spektrum stuff since I recently switched for air to ground. I don't know why but Spektrum seems to be asleep at the wheel when it comes to high end controllers IMO..

I have a 4gs and a 6gs. What I like about the 8x is the lack of the hard antenna sticking up and it just looks better. It's quite spendy compared though.

I think we need a long term review. The radio does look pretty nice b

"oh wow a transmitter review. It has dig and 4ws, this is perfect!..." *checks Price* "Nope" Good review.

I run a older flysky it4s i love it its touch screen and i can run afhds afhds2 and afhds2A and there cheap receivers i also run a gt5 but i want that radiolink there bad i just cant afford one sadly

Great radio, but 4 channel micro receiver is only capable of pushing 6V. That eliminates a higher rated BEC and getting the full potential from a majority of the aftermarket servos that are able to handle 8.4V. I reached out to Radiolink to see if they could release a 4 channel micro receiver that can handle more volts. Until then, I have to stick with my Flysky GT5 or Furitek Avatar or decase their existing 6 channel. It would also be great to see someone come to market with a 2 channel micro receiver (90% of my rigs only use 2 channels). Would be awesome to have the option!

I really wish someone would release a sub $100 transmitter with a return-to-center thumb wheel for rear steer...

Can you do a more indepth video on how to setup the different channels and choose the buttons

Great video! I’m digging my Flysky noble, but the cost of the micro receivers are crazy. Do you know if the radio link offers a smilier layout to the Flysky GT5, meaning the pins are parallel to the board vs oriented at 90 degrees to the board (like the one you showed in the video)?

I like it a lot but at the same time I like to bring out a couple different cars with me and my children and be able to test a couple different cars and have my kids to play with them you know and obviously you're not going to give that type of remote to a child I guess it could work because you can just shut one car off and then hook up to the other one what's their receiver look like

Got one on the way, the features and versatility had me sold.. just curious are you still using it?

I really like my FlySky Noble but I do wish FlySky would make their protocols backwards compatible.

I was starting to look at this because i was thinking about getting a MOA and need the mixer. But carrying a huge thing with a screen along in the wild, i dont know. My 24 and 18s run with the cheapo RTR or a 30 bucks 4 channel i dont mind to lose or drop.

Have you figure out a 3-position switch? I’ve got the vanquish I’m trying to set a 3-way

Anyone running into burning out the micro receivers running 8.4V to the servos?

The TX/RX being too close together when you turn them on make it not connect. Have to hold them a little more apart

It looks like a futaba 7px for half the price

Everything is amazing about it, except the latency. It's a great crawling and bashing radio, not so good for racing.

not that much better than my Noble nb4 pro