🔧 IPlay ILearn Electronic Screwdriver Preschool: Sparking Early Learning and Safe Fun! Review

Parts broke off within minutes after my son played with it. He has many toys that he has never broken. Not suitable for a family with younger siblings as there are many choking hazards.

This toy is very practical and perfect for my baby. He always watches me fix things around the house and I can tell he loves it. He loves this little retro train very much, he has already disassembled and reassembled it 10 times and every time it gets better/faster. Very cool kit

Yes, you heard that right. difficult to disassemble and reassemble. It's basically two pieces of plastic snapped together at a very thin edge around the lower engine compartment. The motor has a design flaw: if you apply a little force to a wheel that's actually moving, the motor will pop out a little, and then the motor won't move the wheel at all. Also, he couldn't move when pressed. That's the first thing my baby tries to do. he was really confused as to why he wasn't moving.

The overall concept is great, but I have a problem. The battery part does not have the ability to hold the batteries in place. Therefore, the batteries fly out when the car is hit or dropped. To return them you have to disassemble the entire toy. It can be fun at first, but having to do it over and over again to get a few minutes of play is tiring. I'm just going to glue them on but there seems to be an easy fix to make them safer and as it's a child's toy I'm surprised they let it get away…

To be honest they are better for older kids. This was the first set we have bought in 3 years. He has very good fine motor skills so he was able to build them himself but for most kids I feel like there are better skills. There are little touches holding them together in the middle and they have to be there or it won't work. This makes it hard to build and there are better ones out there. It's flimsy plastic, again this was the first set I bought and if I hadn't bought more I probably wouldn't…