Robo Alive Battery-Powered Slithering Robotic Review

This guy looks like a real snake. He scares my mom, so she named him Creeper. He'll make a great pet if your parents don't let you get another snake. I'm 8. It's a bit noisy but that's good so you can find it if it gets stuck under the bed. Other kids who are 8 years old will definitely enjoy it. My four year old sister loves it too. In general, he is a great pet.

Bought this for my son for Christmas and it doesn't work at all. I put new batteries in and nothing. Also in the picture is a green snake because my son's favorite color is green and I have an orange snake with black and yellow spots. I wouldn't recommend this because it's basically a waste of money since it doesn't work. How can something completely new not work properly right away?

It's ok but if you're buying it for a kid fascinated by the video they say it is not working very well well i bought two and like i said within maybe 23 days they stop working. It was just a click, click, click, it didn't even go across the floor. I was very disappointed. The only reason I didn't return it is because I don't have the time

I bought one of these for my son from Target a few months ago. It was his favorite toy and although it was good quality, it broke after a few months of use. Target didn't have them, so I decided to order from Amazon. When it arrived the box was already open and the toy wasn't in the best condition, the screw you put the batteries in was loose and the lid was a bit damaged. I put new batteries in anyway and it ran for less than an hour before it stopped working. It seems to me that this is a…

Full disclosure, we have three live lizard robots and they are working just as well today as they did the day they were delivered two years ago. However, the snake is a complete waste of money. We got the red one for Christmas and it stopped working the same day. I figured it was kids playing rough or just a coincidence so got my kid a green one for his birthday. Same story, it stopped working for four hours the same day. This time everything was under supervision, the engine just stalled. So…

As the name suggests it stopped working within 3 minutes of my son starting using it. When I took it apart for inspection after opening it, I assumed it would be some kind of fatal error, such as: B. a burned out engine, but to my surprise I found that the wires of the battery were broken. The design has disadvantages in that the movement of the snake fatigues the wires where they connect to the battery. It's relatively easy to fix with a soldering gun, but I have no doubt this will happen…