STEM Projects for Kids Ages 8-12, Remote & APP Controlled Robot Building Toys Birthday Gifts for Boys and Girls (468 Pieces)

Was a gift, didn't take long the tread broke though (one week), son loved it and even though it doesn't work anymore he still tries to play with it

This was a gift for a grandson & he loved it. He loves building stuff like this.

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I bought this for my son who loves to build Legos. Needless to say it was a success! It kept him busy all day and asked if I could buy him more of these!

My 10-year old daughter gave this to my husband for his birthday. They worked together to build it. They had a blast. My daughter was able to follow the directions easily. It's a lot like LEGOs.Although the bags were labeled with numbers, the numbers had nothing to do with the other to put it together. It took extra time to sort the pieces.We will buy more like it.

My grandson said it's even cooler than the picture, therefore the 5 stars.

The pieces look like Lego. Missing none and none broken which i was impressed with. Instructions varied from my 6 year old able to build to needing my help and a little confusion. 100 steps. App was hard to find- was called Mould king and can use gyro and regular remote. Have yet to code or use voice command (no instructions for that). Definitely worth the $33. My kid is obsessed with Wall-E so this was perfect.

Bought this for our son’s birthday. Unfortunately it was missing multiple pieces on step 1UPDATE:Turns out it wasn’t missing pieces, but the instructions are difficult for my kids who have put together dozens on Lego sets and for some reason the pieces in this kit are packaged in separate numbered bags that don’t correlate with where you are in the building process (unlike Lego which has you build all the pieces in bag 1 before moving on to bag 2 etc). You basically need to open all the numbered bags in this kit fairly early on because within the first couple steps you need pieces from different bags, which of course makes the building process all the more challenging for kids. I ended up putting the whole thing together and it isn’t as much of a robot you can program as it is a remote control Lego kit in the shape of a robot. To be fair we haven’t yet tried the app, because we don’t let our kids who are all 8 or under use devices on a frequent basis. Our 8 year old lost interest in this toy the day after it was built. He got much more out of playing with a toy like Botley that has entertained him for months.