Thames & Kosmos ReBotz: Pogo – The Jammin’ Jumping Robot | Build a Wacky Motorized Robot! | Collect All 4 | Combine to Make New Robotic Creations | Great Stocking Stuffer, Easter Basket Goodie

It was so cute and crazy, I bought it for my nephew. They had a blast! It's battery operated, but the power of this little guy is surprising!

This is a very entertaining toy -- fun to watch these robots do wacky movements! My 6-year old grandson was able to assemble it by himself. Loved them -- purchased all four!

I purchased all 4 of the different ReBotz for my youngest son & daughter to build together. You do need 2 AAA batteries for each ReBotz figure. Each robot has 13-33 pieces to assemble in 4-6 simple steps. Instructions are illustrated and easy to understand. Also included are stickers to decorate each robot. Each of the ReBotz robots worked as described. They are made from durable plastic and move quickly across a room. My kids liked building them and playing with them. The box stated that you can mix and match the different sets to make your own custom robot, but my children have not done that yet.

My kid is obsessed with these robots, he loves building them and swapping out parts to make them do different actions. They are very easy to assemble, good quality construction, and come with fancy stickers to decorate your robot with all the colorful bells and whistles. These are a great gift, and very affordable. Love them! We’ve collected them all!

7 year old grandson loves this

Grandkids love them, ages 4, 6 & 7. The 7 yr old was able to put his together himself quickly & enjoyed doing it. They all loved playing with them afterwards. Out of all the gifts they got these Robotz are what they played with most, and for the longest time. Make sure you have batteries cause they wanted to put them together and play with them right away.

Easy to put together. The kids love playing g with the robots and changing them up with the other characters

This review is for the Thames & Kosmos ReBotz: Halfpipe. This is actually more fun than I expected. It is a good learning exercise to work with a younger family in building an actual working robot from a handful of parts, and then actually see it work. It does require 3-AAA batteries, which are NOT included, so plan accordingly. The arms can be positioned independently in different locations to change the motion/action, and the poles also positioned at different lengths in the robot hands to cause and different force of motion in propelling the robot. It was fun to experiment with different combinations to see the result, and a great learning exercise. The poles are a little difficult to snap in/out of the robot hands because they do need to stay firmly in place to handle the force of the swinging action against the floor. We found that the adults or older kids for sure had to help the younger ones with the adjustments for the Halfpipe robot. One thing that was really impressive about the design of “Halfpipe” was it’s ability to self-right upright. It didn’t matter if it ran into something and flipped, got knocked over sideways, etc, it was able to self-right every single time and continue “skating” around on the skateboard. Fun, teaches a bit of robotics, and a cute learning toy.

Have bought two "halfpipes". One from a toy store and one from amazon, both worked for a minute then the motor went haywire and it wouldn't flip over anymore. Too bad, these are a cute robot series, we have the rest of them and they are neat.

Unfortunately I couldn’t recommend this item. We had one bought as a gift that broke within minutes. I thought I had broken it so bought a replacement and this also broke within minutes. Have contacted the company and so far no response… it was cool for the minute that it worked!