🦖 Tuko Jurassic Dinosaur Walking Realistic: Unleash the Authentic Prehistoric Vibes! Review

This noise is very annoying and you can't turn it off and make the dinosaur move. It's either all on or all off. I wish they had a button for movement and a separate one for sound. Or even an on/off switch? The way to turn it on is to attach the tail. What, the tail falls off easily. My son will like it but not as much as we had hoped. Partly because we can't stand the sound.

I bought two of these one for my grandson and one for my good friend's great grandson and they love them! Only problem with one of them was battery compartment to open. Do you need a tiny Phillips screwdriver and a screw seems to have already snapped off? But not only was it too tight initially, I believe from the manufacturer, but we finally got it. And it would be nice if they had a volume control as they are pretty loud lol. But they stand, walk, roar and glow exactly as described and the…

I would recommend you look elsewhere for a different dino toy like this. It was a disaster purchase. Product does not match the description. We had no lights along the ridge. Loud and incessant. No pauses or delays with sound effects. We received one that appears to have already been returned. There was damage to the tail preventing the tail from securely attaching to the dinosaur's body. The tail is the source of energy and when it falls off, everything stops. While I welcome the break from…

The toy was terrible. You turn it on and it does its thing and roars with RGB lighting. Not sure if RGB lighting should be present on a remote controlled dinosaur but whatever. I'm not deducting any stars for that. Everything about it looks cheap. The remote control crackles when pressing the buttons. Dinosaur is a little bit better. Once it was on, it would accept a command or two from the remote and then wouldn't respond to anything else until it was cycled off and on again. I figured it…

I bought two of these, one for each of my nephews. And I sent them both back immediately. These dinosaurs (and the boxes they come in) look like they came from a dollar store. The materials look and feel cheap, certainly not what a $35 toy should look like. I tried both because at the time I was still considering giving them away. Electronics are ridiculous and certainly not understandable for a child. You must "pair" the remote control with the dinosaur and then power cycle it before it moves.