Sillbird Robot Building Kit with Remote Control STEM Gifts for Boys Age 8-13, Coding Buildable Robotic Technic Toys for Kids Birthday with 468 Pieces

We have this to my great nephew - who thought it was great- he is enjoying working with it!

Got this as a Christmas gift for my 8 year old. She loves robots and she spent most of Christmas morning building it. It's a very challenging build, but one that she accepted. There were a few steps where she wanted help.I gave 3 stars on the Remote because the remote that came with our set was actually broken. It didn't have the batter spring so we couldn't control the completed toy. However, we contact customer support through Amazon and the seller gladly sent us a replacement remote. Very friendly support and shipment was quick despite coming from China during their major lock down end of last year.

Good instructions and fun robot!

While it took a lot of time, once put together it is loads of fun! I’m using it for a summer school class and the kids are loving it!

Was a gift for a summer project! Was a hit with the grandson.

My 9-year old son received this robot build from Santa this year and spent two days straight building. Took about 7-8 in total build time and he was able to complete the build by himself minus a few times when he need help putting a couple of pieces together.The one downside is the coding and remote control app is out dated and no longer works but the manual remote works just fine.Would recommend for anyone who likes these type of builds.

This is very lego-like. Many of the pieces could have come out of the same factory molds. The pieces custom to this kit, however, seemed to have a lower durability. The track if assembled/disassembled more than a time or two won’t stay together any longer. One kit we received had a light missing part of its assembly, and it was also missing a couple other random parts. The pieces are bagged in numbered bags with large numbers, except several of the bags don’t have visible numbers (but if you look very closely those bags are numbered in a tiny part number on the bag). Assembly was ok, certainly not easy but not so difficult that I was frustrated. My almost-first grader was able to assemble most of it with help with some of the assembling and guidance support. A few of the pictures in the instructions are not super clear, but the intended step can usually be inferred. There were a few times I needed to disassemble a sub assembly and snap it to the larger piece in segments. Several of the pieces act like they were never intended to be disassembled (axels, track) so I’d consider this to be a “one time build”.

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