🎁 Suliper Children Electronic Piggy Birthday: The Perfect Gift for Kids! Review

This makes a fun gift for children aged 6+. It's a bit confusing at first when trying to change pw, but once you get the hang of it, you're done. My kids love it! It behaves like a bank and accepts paper money via an automatic feeder. My son sends his Pokemon cards via feeder and there is no damage or product to the cards or the machine.

My grandchildren (6/8) like them very much. I think the best part is that it collects bills like a real ATM. They actually took it to an upscale restaurant and ended up showing it to three older women at the next table because they started asking about it. Of course, they gave them a dollar each to top up their savings. I would recommend it as a gift to any child.

My nephew loved this safe. We were able to set up his own passcode insertion and withdraw it with no issues. By the time he entered his password about a week later, he received a prompt that said "Please enter your password." This prompt is repeated after each entered number. Even if he entered all the correct codes, it still said "Please enter your password." Luckily Amazon gave me my money back, although I had to break it (hit the floor) to get his money back. This is a nice product, but we…

It was a Christmas present we just opened, my grandson was very happy to use it. I put 3 new AA batteries in and thought I smelled something hot when the light wouldn't come on I opened the compartment again to put in 3 different batteries and they were very warm to the touch and smelled hot. Needless to say we won't be using it but what stinks is I'm doing my Christmas shopping early, my return window has expired so I just lost $25. Wouldn't buy this bench. fire chance.

Our seven year old grandson was delighted with his new safe. It works exactly as advertised, stores little treasures and also sucks up dollar bills like a real ATM. It plays a nice little tune and opens when the combination is entered correctly and says "woo" and stays locked when it's not. Be careful: children can intentionally test this function over and over again. . . It's easy to reprogram the combination (and then insist that the grandparents try to guess a new one). At least in our case…