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kids 8 and 10 love it, even I play sometimes. Lots of different modes to try and plenty of levels. It’s easy to turn the sound off too. The sound of the kids aggressively pressing the buttons and slamming the back is kind of annoying, so if that will bother you tremendously, don’t buy this toy. Otherwise, go for it.

This is great for kids to keep them busy for a while. You can have multiple players to keep it more exciting. My kids under the age 10 have a great time playing with this and even myself and husband have been using this too.

Bought this for my granddaughter who loves pop it toys like most kids these days, but this is more challenging and makes it more exciting to have time challenges or to play against another person. It also came with its own little screwdriver for the battery compartment which in itself was fantastic so I didn’t have to go retrieve the correct sized screwdriver from toolbox. It is a fun toy for kids and adults.

It’s fun and gets me off my phone

I admit it, I got a bit hooked on this one before handing it over to my son. There are 6 different games, some of which are team games, that have more levels than I could get to. I was enjoying it, feeling like I was pretty fast and doing a good job . . . until my son took over. I swear that boy's fingers moved faster than I could keep up. He completely blew me out of the water - no competition what so ever!The whole thing fits nicely in your hands, but my son also played it by setting it on a table. The pop spots on front are easily pushed in, which makes it quick and sometimes frustrating during the games. The back part is a big button to push the pop spots back out, either during the games or just fidgeting with it. The entire thing is made very sturdy and has a really good feel to the pop spots.This is definitely one to take to long waits like doctor's office or the dmv, particularly since the volume can be turned down low.I highly recommend this toy - very diverting.

This was a little louder than expected. The game has a volume control but the noise that the little bubbles make makes a noise that can't be silenced.I was playing this after my kid went to bed and they asked the next morning if I had been playing it because that was the only thing they could think of that would've been making the noises they were hearing upstairs in their bedroom.So if people aren't playing the game at night when other people are sleeping the noises it makes are not too loud.My kid has been playing this each day after finishing with homework. The only complaint was sometimes when pushing the big button on the back to reset the bubbles on the front they don't push it enough to get them all popped into place before the next level will light some up and then it will count the ones that were still pusher in as wrong and then have to start over.I personally didn't have that problem but I'm an adult with larger hands so I guess that probably makes the difference.I can't understand most of what the computer voice says but most of the different modes are easy enough to figure out by playing and losing a couple times.Overall this is a fun and simple not to mention affordable game for kids or adults to play. Seems a better alternative than staring at computer or phone screens. I think I'll purchase some as gifts for my niece and nephews.

Before getting this, the only popper games I was familiar with were the ones that do nothing. I ordered this, thinking I could give it away after a while. I didn't count on it being FUN. I like the games, the lights, scoring and I don't like the sound (which can turned off). It's actually competitive even if when playing yourself. I cannot think of another handheld game at this price that's more fun. I'm hooked.

After the first few times of playing with this fidget toy, I would have given it 3 stars because it seemed to by hyper sensitive. If any of the wrong bubbles were lightly touched without even being depressed, the level failed. Often, when squeezing to pop the bubbles back up they would not all rise. So it was equally frustrating as it was fun. Then I discovered the tournament mode and the quirks of the game became something to work with and around as two players face off. While the game can be enjoyable with different modes as a single player, the two player games are the most fun. The music sound is a little obnoxious but there is a button to adjust volume. It would be nice if the music could be muted but the results were still announced or displayed, but that doesn't seem to be an option. So far we've gotten a lot of play from the first set of batteries.