Robot S Robot Building Kit, 10 in 1 Programmable APP RC Robot/Car Robotics Coding Kit, STEM Projects Educational Birthday Gifts for Boys Girls Kids Aged 7-12 (389 Pcs)

Bought this for my 7 year old grandson. Was a little nervous as couldn’t find many reviews, and have found some Lego dupes inferior quality, but need not have worried. Great quality product and packaging. Really easy to use the control ap. even for grandma :) Mist importantly grandson loved it and is working his way through different models which all have something a bit different to keep it fresh.

My kid needed this for robotics club and it's perfect! He loves building everything and it's super user friendly!

This kit consists of LEGO-style bricks and a Bluetooth controller box that requires 3 AA batteries. The controller box contains 2 motors, an infrared sensor, and a color sensor. The best feature of this kit is its compatibility with other LEGO bricks, allowing limitless possibilities for building. I ordered this set for my 9-year-old child. He had an absolute blast constructing a batmobile-style RC car, following the instructions provided in the booklet included in the box. He was able to program a simple code to make it move a certain distance, turn back, and return to its original position. In addition to the RC car, he also built the crane. However, he struggled to build it entirely on his own and required some assistance. The instructions were not very clear. For example, the instructions for the crane indicated to simply loop the cord in one pulley, which was confusing for a child as a looped cord would not hold. I had to instruct him to tie a knot instead. Moreover, the instructions and coding tutorials do not explain how to use the infrared sensor or the color sensor properly. The code contains conditional statements like "If Infrared sensor(1-7) == x", where x can be any number between 1 to 7. However, the instructions do not clarify what each number from 1 to 7 represents. Similarly, for the color sensor, the conditional statement is "if color sensor(1-3)", but there is no explanation in the introductory course on the code about which color corresponds to each number or even that each number represents a color. Furthermore, regarding the infrared sensor, I believe the number represents how many times you block the sensor with your waving hand in quick succession. However, I will need to verify this further to be certain. The instructions for the crane were also in a confusing order, making it more challenging to build. Parts that were assembled earlier were not reinforced, resulting in potential breakages when returning to reinforce those sections later. This kit would have been perfect if the instructions were clearer and explanations were provided more thoroughly. Additionally, the sensors were connected to the controller module with fixed wires, which tended to hang and stretch out while my child was building the projects. I am doubtful about how long these wires can hold up under frequent use. It would have been much better if these wires were modular, allowing for easier management and reducing the risk of wear and tear. I am eager for my child to build the other 8 models that this kit offers, along with many more creations by combining it with our LEGO set. Overall, I would definitely recommend this kit, with the hope that they refine the instructions and provide better explanations for future users.

I used these with 60 7-12 year Olds for 11 weeks of summer camp. They loved them. Many of the builds take over an hour. Be careful with the sensor wires, they are fragile.

My grandson loves it and Apitor has fabulous customer service!!!!

While many toys are marketed as STEM toys, they often have little to do with STEM or coding. However, this toy is a genuine STEAM toy, including visual coding. Our daughter loves assembling things and watching figures come together, so we thought this would be a perfect toy for her. One rainy afternoon, we put together her first model: an F1 car. She was delighted, and when we showed her how to make it go back and forth or spin around using the app-powered controls, she got really excited! It’s especially cool that the app supports gyroscope mode, allowing you to control your model by tilting your mobile device in different directions. The kit itself exceeded our expectations in terms of quality. It comes with numerous blocks, a motor block connected to sensors, allowing you to build 20 different animals, various vehicles, and more. The bricks themselves are comparable to LEGO (but more affordably priced) and withstand rough handling. However, this toy heavily relies on the app, as it involves real visual coding. So, if you’re not a fan of screens or lack the required device (we couldn’t install it on a Fire tablet but it worked great on an iPhone), you won’t fully experience its potential. While printed assembly instructions are provided for only one model, the F1 car, the app contains instructions for everything else, along with programming details and remote control functions that we had a lot of fun toggling between gyroscope and direction modes. In these early days, our next project is to build a crane. We believe this toy will grow with her through various stages: Stage 1 - Parent Assembles, Child Watches Stage 2 - Parent Guides, Child Assembles Stage 3 - Child Assembles + Tries Coding Stage 4 - Child Assembles + Creates Own Code The only challenge is ensuring the little pieces don’t get lost in the meantime, which seems like an impossible task!

The item worked extremely well and my grandson enjoyed build and playing with it. But sadly there were no instructions for the other 19 robots the product claimed you could make 😫

Yes it's good but having trouble getting it to work a 6 year old can not make it on his own

As soon as my 6-year-old nephew opened his gift, he got excited, and he loved it. Very durable - it is a great product.