🤖 Discover the HEXBUG JUNKBOTS Industrial Assortment - Perfect for Construction Fun! Review

We got our last night! Did you know that JunkBots are actually "junk monsters" created from all the LOL doll junk? Spring. Now you! My daughter ages 5 and 8 enjoyed opening the surprise box but loved the junk inside. The added touch of small trash cans and trash bags fits perfectly into the LOL dolls' everyday play routine. It's funny how the doll industry never thought of including everyday junk in their kits. Now we have a solution!

Oh my god my 9 year old son (and I!) love these junkbots. I have already ordered another set. We're not overly critical of toys; But believe me, we bought tons of LEGOs, figures, whatever. They are easy to love and apparently my son had no problem building them. Details are small, but nothing extraordinary or problematic. I can see where it might take a little longer for a child under 5 to put them together, it's not impossible or difficult. They're pretty functional too, and the motor…

Yes the 7 year old was very excited but soon lost interest in looking at the pile of parts. I managed to collect all 4 bots in about an hour. Some pieces barely fit together, others fit together loosely (and then fell out). There were also a lot of leftovers. The set also includes a couple of shabby bags/crates that serve no purpose. You can attach batteries to the bots so that some of them activate in a minimal way. The instructions say the kit comes with a vibration pack, but we didn't…

This is a fun idea with a terrible design. As an adult, I can't put some of these pieces together. My kid was very happy with it and couldn't play with it because he couldn't assemble it, especially with such small details. A tiny plus that is difficult to photograph equals disappointment for both my child and I. Additionally, some of the boxes come with color pictures of each bot and instructions to make finding the right parts easier. Some look something like this, especially when put…

So I bought this because it looked like my five year old would like it. I suspect this will be a popular item so I bought it ahead of time to put away for Christmas. Well, he came back a little. I saw our security camera working, so I picked up the camera. FedEx ran to the bottom of our stairs, threw the box on the porch and ran away. Good. I think he was in a hurry. Well, I'm out of the box, and. it vibrated and made suspicious noises. It wasn't in the Amazon box either. what did I order…

I bought this set for my 8 year old niece. Due to our social distancing, I couldn't be around when she played with the set, so I asked her to write a review for me. I couldn't have said it better myself. Review from my sweet niece: My aunt sent me this set of toy scavenger robots! vending machines. But Junk Bots is the best toy set! First of all, the TAAAAAO lock and chain are adorable. Next, there are so many rough and fun parts. Like milk with pieces. Pooh. And a jackhammer. I sorted them…

It's funny, but none of the little balls fit the big Rev's head. I accidentally bent two pieces trying to fit them. Another robot had one of Doogie's legs fall off when barely touched. My 5 year old has been very interested so far. He really wanted more Lego-like instructions, but I think most kids would probably enjoy using the images provided. Having no instructions and not liking the image provided prompted him to build his own creative robot. My 4 year old son wanted his mom to assemble it…

The main reason I can't give five stars is that, as other reviews have mentioned, many of the parts are too difficult to assemble even for a 5 year old. The second reason is the "collector" aspect, which I'll address below. Besides, they are amazing. My 5 year old son is a robot maniac. He has a knack for Lego, both assembling sets well beyond his years and creating his own creations. So this concept is perfect: modular robots that you can build from a blueprint and also assemble according to…