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4M 5576 Table Top Robot – DIY – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
4M 5576 Table Top Robot – DIY Robotics Stem Toys, Engineering Edge Detector Gift for Kids & Teens, Boys & Girls (Packaging May Vary)
Product Dimensions
8.5 x 1 x 10.75 inches
Item Weight
4.8 ounces
Country of Origin
China
ASIN
B00JEWFJJC
Item model number
5576
Manufacturer recommended age
8 – 15 years
Batteries
1 AAA batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Release date
December 4, 2017
Department
Toy Cars | Trucks | Vehicles
Manufacturer
Toysmith
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Brand
4M
Animal theme
Spider
Theme
Robot
Toy figure type
Interactive Gaming Figure
Material
Plastic
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M. A (verified owner) –
Super fun, but broke quickly – This is genius! Our son kept asking for a robotic hand for his seventh birthday, and this kept popping up in my searches and was reasonably priced. I think he was hoping for an actual robot, not a toy that introduces him to coding, but he’s been having fun with it. Adult participation was definitely required to get this together correctly, but from there, he can have the hand tap out whatever patterns he codes using the little chips placed at various positions on the wheel. It’s a really great low-tech learning toy. I’m docking a star because two fingers snapped off within the first couple of weeks…I’m not sure how this happened, but it’s either intended for older kids or not built to last.
M. A (verified owner) –
Super fun, but broke quickly – This is genius! Our son kept asking for a robotic hand for his seventh birthday, and this kept popping up in my searches and was reasonably priced. I think he was hoping for an actual robot, not a toy that introduces him to coding, but he’s been having fun with it. Adult participation was definitely required to get this together correctly, but from there, he can have the hand tap out whatever patterns he codes using the little chips placed at various positions on the wheel. It’s a really great low-tech learning toy. I’m docking a star because two fingers snapped off within the first couple of weeks…I’m not sure how this happened, but it’s either intended for older kids or not built to last.
N. E (verified owner) –
Great support, great product – We got this robot for our 5 year old son. When it arrived we found that one of the main power leads was pulled away from the solder joint. No biggy I figured, I’ll fix it myself later. Well later turned into quite a bit later, and I never fixed it . I ended up contacting the US distributor of the robot and asked if I could just buy the broken piece (was my fault I didn’t take care of it right away). They not only helped me out, but they did it right away and did not charge me at all.. My 5 1/2 year old put this together with no issues. I helped put pressure on the screwdriver for the Philips screws, but other than that he did it all himself…….And this thing is fun to watch! I totally looks likes it’s going to fall right off the table, but turns at the last second.
D. B (verified owner) –
A gift that was a hit – My 9 year old grandson loved this and only required a very minimal amount of adult supervision (like finding the tiny screwdriver set.) He has been building, folding and making things for years and this was just right, in his case. He can sit quietly and figure things out, unusually bright. Only negative is that there will be quite a bit of disassembly and reassembly every time the battery needs to be changed.
I. N (verified owner) –
Not solid toy construction – We used this with my six year old. Directions had to be completed for assembly mostly by adult with small screwdriver. He enjoyed handling the peices as we would call for each one. Fun lasted a few minutes but it would break often. This is why it’s a 3. It’s not as open ended as buying legos to be honest.
Z. R (verified owner) –
Fun, easy project – I completed this project together with my 8-year-old. I did most of the work, but an average 10-year-old could probably do this project on their own with minimal supervision. The instructions are pretty easily understandable (good accompanying diagrams). We completed the project in less than 30 minutes. You’ll need a smaller-sized, Phillips-head (“+” or “x” shaped) screwdriver to complete the project. You’ll also need a battery. Extra felt-tip markers, an extra battery, plenty of drawing paper, and a baking (cookie) sheet are also helpful once you’re ready to doodle. To change the drawing pattern, simply adjust the legs between drawings.
N. E (verified owner) –
Great support, great product – We got this robot for our 5 year old son. When it arrived we found that one of the main power leads was pulled away from the solder joint. No biggy I figured, I’ll fix it myself later. Well later turned into quite a bit later, and I never fixed it . I ended up contacting the US distributor of the robot and asked if I could just buy the broken piece (was my fault I didn’t take care of it right away). They not only helped me out, but they did it right away and did not charge me at all.. My 5 1/2 year old put this together with no issues. I helped put pressure on the screwdriver for the Philips screws, but other than that he did it all himself…….And this thing is fun to watch! I totally looks likes it’s going to fall right off the table, but turns at the last second.
I. N (verified owner) –
Not solid toy construction – We used this with my six year old. Directions had to be completed for assembly mostly by adult with small screwdriver. He enjoyed handling the peices as we would call for each one. Fun lasted a few minutes but it would break often. This is why it’s a 3. It’s not as open ended as buying legos to be honest.
G. M (verified owner) –
SPIDER TOY – THIS WAS A GIFT FOR MY GRANDSON . HE LOVED IT. IT WSA EXTRA FUN BECAUSE HE GOT TO BUILD IT HIMSELF
T. S (verified owner) –
Fun for all – I actually bought this for my 5 year old because he love to put stuff together and take things apart we had fun putting it together and the fact that it didnt fall off edges was really fun all smiles and giggles
D. B (verified owner) –
A gift that was a hit – My 9 year old grandson loved this and only required a very minimal amount of adult supervision (like finding the tiny screwdriver set.) He has been building, folding and making things for years and this was just right, in his case. He can sit quietly and figure things out, unusually bright. Only negative is that there will be quite a bit of disassembly and reassembly every time the battery needs to be changed.
T. S (verified owner) –
Fun for all – I actually bought this for my 5 year old because he love to put stuff together and take things apart we had fun putting it together and the fact that it didnt fall off edges was really fun all smiles and giggles
A. N (verified owner) –
Missing pieces and didn’t stay on the counter – We bought this for our son for his 5th birthday. We assembled and realized the clear casing on the top was missing in the box. I didn’t care because it’s not completely necessary. However while we watched it move around on the counter, I’d fell off two or three times. So, I’m not sure if the item we received is defective or what? Either way, our kids think it’s cute. Double check you have all of the parts and test if within your return window.
A. N (verified owner) –
Missing pieces and didn’t stay on the counter – We bought this for our son for his 5th birthday. We assembled and realized the clear casing on the top was missing in the box. I didn’t care because it’s not completely necessary. However while we watched it move around on the counter, I’d fell off two or three times. So, I’m not sure if the item we received is defective or what? Either way, our kids think it’s cute. Double check you have all of the parts and test if within your return window.
Z. R (verified owner) –
Fun, easy project – I completed this project together with my 8-year-old. I did most of the work, but an average 10-year-old could probably do this project on their own with minimal supervision. The instructions are pretty easily understandable (good accompanying diagrams). We completed the project in less than 30 minutes. You’ll need a smaller-sized, Phillips-head (“+” or “x” shaped) screwdriver to complete the project. You’ll also need a battery. Extra felt-tip markers, an extra battery, plenty of drawing paper, and a baking (cookie) sheet are also helpful once you’re ready to doodle. To change the drawing pattern, simply adjust the legs between drawings.
G. M (verified owner) –
SPIDER TOY – THIS WAS A GIFT FOR MY GRANDSON . HE LOVED IT. IT WSA EXTRA FUN BECAUSE HE GOT TO BUILD IT HIMSELF