BeAndge STEM Robotics Kit - 6 Set STEM Toys for Ages 8-13, Science Kits Arts and Crafts for Kids Ages 8-12, Boys Gifts for 6 7 9 10 Year Old, Engineering Science Robot Building Toys for Kids 6-8 9-12

My daughter likes this very much.

My kids loved this kit ! So many cool little things to build . Screws are tiny which made it a little frustrating to my kids but they were able to get them in after some patience and multiple tries . Good quality for price . Great for beginners

My kids love it ! They built it so fast, it’s so easy for 8-10 years old.it can teach your kids a lot about mechanics , it has small details so you should be careful . You can use it not only for playing but for design kids room.

Pretty good kits but a smart 6 year old will still need help from an adult due to tiny parts and sometimes difficult interpretation of instructions. Would probably still purchase again. We kinda knew he would need help. Good project for a patient adult to work with child. He loves making them with his grand dad.

I bought this as a gift for my son’s friend who just turned 8. He loves STEM related toys and projects. So I thought this look like a good choice. After the birthday party, the child’s mom said he loved the gift and they were excited to get started on it.

This was a great Hands-On stem project. It was a little challenging for my seven-year-old to get the screws in the correct placing being that they were so small but with a little patience we were able to assemble these cute little robots. The magnetic screwdriver did help with that. Overall I think this was a great kit for the price.

While fun.... They are lacking. First, they don't come with all the parts. The bubble machine doesn't come with the tub for bubble water, so it's really hard to find a shallow wide tub to use for this build. The lizard robot didn't come with eyes and the legs that move can't be pushed in enough so they just come off all the time. The vibrating drawing guy is ok, but you need a but piece of paper if you don't want to draw all over your table. While they are kind of frustrating to build, if you have some extra things laying around to make them work, they are quite fun.

My 6 yo and I had a fun time creating these machines. The instructions are not precise, which meant we attached something and then had to adjust it to figure out how to make it work. I personally thought this was a good lesson, as anytime I fix something I usually have make adjustments. Nothing extreme, but on one build we had to lower the motor because we had placed it too high. Honestly it was super fun, was challenging, makes the kids think. The one that walks, did not walk so well. But after we tinkered with it, we figured out how to make it walk better. Very rewarding.