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10/10

It was the first thing he went to after opening his gifts! Loved it!

I bought this as a gift for someone on the autism spectrum and she loves it bc it helps calm her.

Very colorful. My granddaughter picked it out and enjoys it.

This remote control car works well. You can use the remote control, to make the car go forward and backward, and turn to the left, and turn to the right. I bought it, as a toy, to play with my Mom's cat, by putting a toy mouse on top of it, or by dragging a mouse on a string behind it. It worked well, on hard floors. On a thicker carpet, it would get stuck, but that is expected, because it's small. I haven't tried it, on a thinner carpet.

I bought this hoping my cats would get a kick out of it. It arrived with enough charge that all I had to do was pop batteries in the remote, and off it went. It's perfect.It's small, it's fast, and it has so much torque it lifts into a tiny wheelie when you tap the button. I wish the remote had a more gradual control rather than this super intense seemingly all or nothing, but for the size and price I'm really happy.The LED makes it really easy to tell which way its facing after I launch it through one of the cat's tunnels and it bounces out upside down. Charging is really straightforward, and it apparently runs longer than it takes to charge.That's why I absolutely had to buy a second. The cats love it so much I need a backup so we can play with one while the other recharges.My only complaint, and it's small, is that the battery cover on the remote uses a really tiny Phillips head. It's tough to open and close as a result and I just know that I will strip it eventually. Until then, though, this is the best cat toy ever. Honestly amazed by the quality for the price.

After trying three different kinds of balls for therapy after broken finger healed this ball was perfect. I would highly recomend. They worked perfectly.

It just works

I kid you not, I bought this for my friend's dog expecting it to last about 15 minutes. It has been her favorite toy for TWO MONTHS. Despite her biting it and throwing it across the room - it lands and just keeps driving. She will legitimately bark on the counter where she knows it is parked until we drive it around for her.Eventually, the dog hair got caught up in the wheels. We were able to fix. She threw it down a 20 foot ridge into some grass and it survived. Eventually, she bit a wheel off.Totally worth $16. Will buy her another for christmas XD

It doesn't clean up, it's sticky to the touch. I've only had it a month and there's already a hole the size of a pin. The inside oozes out.

Granddaughter absolutely loves them!! Which is a winner in my book!!!

The media could not be loaded. I bought this set for my 4 years old boy and it was the best thing I've bought for him. He normally interested in car toys, dino toys, but this time I surprised him with something totally different. This time he can learn about putting things together and learn how to color matching. It's very fun to teach my kid how to work with puzzle like this. He learned it fast and put it together on his own after couple times with my help. I print out the product picture and let him match it. It's fun for the kids and the parents to spend time with them too! Cool toy overall!

It was as advertised.

I've seen those bubble-popper toys everywhere but hesitated to get them because they seemed like the kind of thing your kid might play with for five minutes and then forget about. But this Tetris style puzzle I was drawn to right away nostalgia of the classic game morphed into a sensory experience sounded awesome to me. And it is! I love this thing. It's so satisfying to put together and pop the little bubbles.My 6 and 3 year old and I played with it for like a solid hour right away. I was impressed with how much I could tell that the wheels were turning for my 3 year old as he started to realize what kinds of configurations could work together. It really is a good STEM activity. My 6 year old can occupy herself with this for a long time on her own. Just this morning I woke up to her ignoring the tv and quietly absorbed in the pop it puzzle on the other side of the room.I think it would be a great holiday or birthday gift for a kid who you have no idea what to give them. Would even be great for a senior wanting to keep their mind sharp. Anyone would love this!

Volume is there but not to loud but hey there kids