AOKESI Building Control Engineering Science Review

I like investing in Legos as it helps young minds to visualize and build things and there is no shortage of blocks here. This STEM toy kept my almost 9 year old busy for 2 days. Only caveat: the instructions could be a lot clearer for a 9 year old. Had to jump in a few times to help but no complaints as we really enjoyed putting it together. This really helps kids to have patience, understand the principles of construction and keep their minds busy. Totally liked it.

Left is a motor that knocks a little, the right works fine. The support team will take care of it, so don't worry. A wide range of powerful entry-level features. The Android app is AMAZING with the ability to program and save commands. I'm going to set up automatic obstacle courses for this guy. Photos of this and similar models show the second orange connector on the "top" of the engine block which was intended to be another connector for the engine. This robot has a hole where this connector…

This is my 10 year old grandson's birthday present so he better write a full review of this toy. He chose this gift from all the other birthday gifts to play with first. He followed the instructions to assemble it with no problem. However, he wanted to control it with a remote control so badly that his father told me he never finished building it. His main interest in the toy is being able to control it with a remote control, which he enjoys a lot. So I would say it was a great success!

Very happy with the purchase! I bought the Max for my son for Christmas last year, he is 11 years old and neither he nor my husband could figure out what $200 was down the drain. I stumbled across this guy! It's definitely a great purchase for a child aged 8-14, it's challenging but not frustrating at the same time, making it fun to build. Easy to read instructions. My kid will love this!

This robot kit comes with its own remote control and built-in motor unit with rechargeable battery. This set is easy to assemble and my elementary school kids will have no problem putting it together without my help. It took them about 1 hour to complete the robot. The included instruction manual contains detailed pictures with clear instructions. The remote control requires 2 AAA batteries to operate. I like that the build quality is pretty good and the battery lasts a long time on a full…

Bought this for my grandkids ages seven and nine. They seem very happy with it and therefore, like her grandmother, I am happy with the product. I'll update when I know more in a few months. You will either still enjoy it or find it boring. It's also better to know if the toy can stand the test of time. Update: Two grandchildren got this. 7 and 9 years old. Both could build it themselves and enjoyed playing with it, as did their siblings. So it's a five because not only does it bring joy, but…

Don't waste your money on this product. Several components listed for assembly are missing, and the main body you start with was missing one of the yellow inserts shown. The instructions weren't easy to follow either. Tons of tiny components to build (which isn't a problem if you have any) but they come in 4 packs that seem to appear in order of steps. Open the first package, done, on to the next package. nope We used the components from Pack 2 almost immediately. My unit may have been faulty…

There is no shortage of blocks here. They fit snugly while not being able to separate or fall apart when lifted. They were well packaged in stages, which makes initial assembly a breeze following the instructions. Since there are a lot of blocks in the set, our robot definitely took some time to build. . It's big and the remote/power module works well. My kids really enjoyed doing STEM and I got to spend some quality time with my kids. It took a few days due to their concentration, but now they

My daughter absolutely LOVES Lego. She was curious to build a robot, but the ones I kept finding either looked too youthful/simple or too complex/advanced. This one was perfect! Literally like a Lego build, same style instructions and whatnot. It was a style she was familiar with and could easily follow. She is 8 years old and the only frustration she had was how long it took and when she had to repeat the same steps for the opposite side e.g. B. the right hand and then the left hand. Aside…