GILOBABY Take Apart Toys for Boys, STEM Building Set with Electric Drill

My 3 year old is absolutely obsessed with this. It makes noise with the button and is easy to assemble. I recommend for kids interested in taking apart toys. However don’t see it being as fun for older kids

I got this for my 7 or old grandson. Works exactly as described. He loves it! He can assemble and take apart on his own. Selling point, no glue! He can play with it over and over.

This is a very fun toy for our 4-year old grandson. He has no problem taking apart the car and putting it back together. They do provide two extra plastic bolts with the car and that is good because one already broke in half. Thus the 4 rating instead of 5.

Great toy, My grandson played with it for long time, it is very nice for their hand dexterity. Very entertaining toy for everyone

Bought this for my son’s 5th bday. He loved it! Easy to do solo, all the parts were there and kept him busy for awhile!

I was in the market for an easy to build, but also fun/entertaining toy for my almost 3 year old. This had an awesome price point and great reviews. After playing with the item I can see why. It’s not overly complicated, but difficult enough to hold a child’s attention. The screws are interchangeable through out most of the car, which makes for easy grabbing when building, and the drill used to build is of great quality. The only pitfall, which wasn’t a big deal to me, was that the car came already put together when I was under the impression that it came in pieces. However, it made the process more fun and gave my son a longer experience (drilling and redrilling over and over again). I can see this being an item that gets a lot of use. Highly recommend!

My grandsons really enjoyed every toy I got them with a screw driver. This was one of four "screw driver" toys I bought and as I found out, it didn't matter so much what take apart toy was in the box as long as they got a screw driver. This car is a little complicated for a 3 year old but just challenging enough for the 5 year old. As I mentioned, they don't care what the toy is as long as they can take it apart and put it back together with a screw driver (we got cars, trucks and dinosaurs and a pony). It would have been really nice if the driver bits/screws were the same (interchangeable) between the toys but that was not the case. This toy had an "+" head screw, another had a star shape, one had "phillips" and flat heads and the other had a hexagon shape, so when they traded toys, they had to trade drivers too. Nonetheless, the battery operated screw drivers were a hit!

What can I say? The electronics on a cheap toy are cheap. The drill never worked out of the box after I put batteries in and one of the lights occasionally doesn't light up. Worst part was that I had no way to contact the company to get a replacement drill unless I wanted to return the whole thing; and I wasn't going to take my son's toy that he got for Christmas away from him. So we used the screwdriver and fashioned one of his other toy drills to make it work. That said, this is a fun toy to disassemble and reassemble. Helps with fine motor skills and helps us bond over working on a car, like we'll hopefully do when he gets a little older.