RC Robot Toys for Kids 3 4 5 6 7 8, Smart Programmable Robot with Gesture Sensing, Remote Control Robot for Boys Girls Age 3 4 5 6 7 8-12, Rechargeable

My son love it! Great for gift and valuable!

My son loves it

Functions well, great gift for a boy

The media could not be loaded. I bought this RC Robot Toy as a birthday gift for my kids, and they love it! The toy features a remote control and exciting gesture sensing, providing multiple ways to play and keeping my kids engaged for hours. I also love that it can sing and dance and has a combat mode for extra fun. It’s durable, rechargeable, and truly interactive. It’s a fantastic choice for children ages 3 to 12 and even for adults!

I got this for my nephew's birthday and he loved it! Couldn't stop playing with it until it ran out of battery. The toy says it's for 8 years and older but I think younger kids would do fine with it. The attachable is cool, but it does not shoot from the robot or some other control, you have to manually shoot it yourself by pressing the button on it. All the kids also loved it at the birthday party. The dance feature is really popular.Overall I'd say this is a great children's gift and easy to use.

This interactive robot looks fun but has drawbacks.On the plus side:1. It looks great and comes with accessories (shield and gun with ammo).2. It seems sturdy enough to sustain routine play.3. It has a USB charger, although the remote control still requires batteries. A small screwdriver is included to remove and replace the cover for the remote's battery compartment.3. If the robot walks up to a wall it will detect that and back up. However, it can still fall over if it encounters something low like the edge of a rug or chair rail that is lower than its chest sensor. This does not appear to damage it in any way but does require the user to go set it back upright.The downside:1. The remote is not bluetooth so must have a line of sight to the toy to work it.2. When a control button is pressed to advance, turn, etc. there is a delay in response while the toy audibly repeats each command "move forward," "turn left," etc. before executing it. This is a minor issue but a little tiresome since it occurs for each and every command.3. Fine control is difficult, such as turning just a little to avoid an obstacle.4. The volume can be turned down but not turned off/muted and the constant repetition of commands can become annoying. It also voices prompts to play with it during the 10-minute period of inaction allowed before it will turn off.5. The arms don't really move much, so the "dancing" is mostly limited to moving back and forth and turning. Cute for a few minutes, but pretty basic.6. Some of the recorded stories and "good behavior" encouragements it will play are hard to understand due to the "baby girl" voice used and the poor fidelity.I think this toy would get played with because it looks great, but suspect it would be used in more pretending battles with other action figures than by operating its motion and voice features. It's reasonably priced for a nice-looking robot with a few action features. Just wish I could turn off that little voice!

This is one of those toys that actually grows on you after a few uses. The particularly engaging aspects are the gesture sensing and the programing button. The remote/interface is intuitive to use and requires no learning curve. And I like the option to change the speed.Only things that would have made this even more fun is if there was an option to save the programmed commands instead of only being able to play them back once. And a button to operate the cannon would be have been really cool. Overall, great gift for a kid.

The media could not be loaded. This is a pretty neat little guy. Has quite a few features on top of just being a cool design (shield and gun not shown in my video).The thing to keep in mind about this robot is that it doesn't operate like an RC car, but responds to single commands, which is great to learn how to think like a programmer or build robots in the future.