Etna Electronic Arcade Claw Machine Mini Candy Prize Dispenser Game with Sound

This Claw Machine is a fun and engaging addition to any home or game room. It offers a realistic arcade experience, with a sturdy design and smooth, responsive controls that make it easy to try your luck at grabbing prizes. The machine's compact size is perfect for home use, fitting easily into most spaces while still offering plenty of excitement. The claw itself is well-built, offering precise movement for picking up small toys, candy, or trinkets, and the included prize area adds to the thrill. The machine features adjustable difficulty levels, allowing you to challenge yourself or keep things fun and easy for kids. It also has flashing lights and sounds that create an immersive, lively experience. Overall, the Claw Machine is a great source of entertainment, providing hours of fun for both kids and adults alike. It’s a nostalgic and enjoyable game that brings the excitement of the arcade into your own home.

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This was top birthday gift request for my 5 year old and we ordered despite the reviews saying it was loud. It is indeed loud and the music speeding up before time runs out was stressing everyone out! It was very simple even as a non-handy person to unscrew the bottom panel and cut the 2 wires going to the speakers. If I can figure it out - so can you!Once the sounds is off, it's a fun machine and the kids (5 years and 6 years) enjoy playing with it and are successfully retrieving out toys. We're only on week 1, so not sure about longevity, but so far so good!Plan on an extra 5-10 min to cut the sound and this is a fun one!

I wish that I had NEVER PURCHASED THIS MONSTROSITY. My son begged for this toy- he was so excited to open it & win those sweet sweet pictured-but-not-included prizes. The excitement was palpable in our house as we filled it with treats. Anxious to use The Claawww, my husband popped in the (not included) batteriesAND ALL H-E-DOUBLE HOCKEY STICKS BROKE LOOSE.This devilbox plays circus music at. full. blast. Unfortunately the speakers are the highest quality piece of this product so it is loud. Really loud. Call-the-cops-on-your-neighbors level LOUD. Not only is there no way to turn down—let alone mute!—the volume of this forsaken contraption, but it NEVER STOPS. That’s right- the entire time you have the claw machine on, it belts big-top music at you more enthusiastically than sorority sisters at a bachelorette party & leaves you with just as much of a soulcrushing headache.My husband has been dismantling the little box of horrors in an attempt to disconnect the wire attached to the speakers, but an engineering degree from a state school is no match for the surprisingly well-built Claw Machine of Cacophonous Catterwalling. It continues to not sing but SCREAM the song of its people if you so much as glance at its “On” switch.Save your money & sanity. Do not buy this.

Muy lindo para el desfrute de los niños

My kids absolutely love those skill-crane games that you see in restaurants and shopping malls. Personally I hate them as you typically end up spending several dollars to possibly end up with a low-quality toy that is probably worth a dollar or less. So having this machine at home is probably a good investment if it means that you will be able to waste less money on the commercial machines.This product works with gray plastic tokens that are included with your purchase. Pushing one of these tokens into the slot activates the game. The tokens accumulate in a compartment underneath and can easily be removed any time. Many times the token sticks in the slot instead of going all the way in; this is not a big problem as the game is still activated, and the next token will push the previous token all the way in.One sign of the questionable construction quality is the fact that when the claw is moved (during gameplay) to the right of the machine, it tends to rub against the sliding lid (that slides off to allow you to add prizes) and sometimes causes the lid to slide open. A little duct tape prevents this (but spoils the look of the machine, if that is important to you).I recommend purchasing the refill pack of prizes. Which are basically junk (plastic cars, bendy aliens etc.) but the point of this game is not the prizes. My kids are still enjoying playing this after a couple of weeks, but they have no interest in playing with the prizes, just the challenge of winning one. (Even my 14-year-old enjoys playing this on occasion!) And playdates who come over absolutely love trying this machine, especially when we tell them that they can keep one of the (worthless) prizes that they may happen to win.I would love to be able to spend more money to get a better quality skill crane toy, but nobody sells such a thing right now, so this was pretty much my only option. And so far it is working out well, but given the cheap feel of the toy I am not sure how long it will hold out.