Rocket Candy Grabber Machine

It's brilliant my 6 Yr old grandson will love it

Bought this and it is a good little machine and the kids loved it. Unfortunately it only lasted a day before the claw stopped working. It only went back and forth and wouldn't go side to side or up and down. So had to return and get a refund. Which is a shame because when it worked the kids loved it. The claw is quite strong, but i think it was the motor that let it down.

My daughter (5) got this for her birthday since seeing it on YouTube filled with surprise eggs and it didn’t disappoint. I was in two minds as it has so many bad reviews but I thought why not let’s just go for it.First the good- it has a rather strong claw and it easily picks up the surprise eggs, sweets, chocolates and most things we put in there. It also seems very sturdy and I love that when you win it gives a little cheer. It really is a cute little arcade classic and we love it.The bad- as per most reviews it’s annoying that you can’t turn off the music. It’s the same music over and over again which is annoying. Also a few times, mid play it just stops and we have to put another coin in to start it. But to be honest this doesn’t take away the fun.I would give this 8/10 and would highly recommend! I didn’t expect it to be as good as it is actually and have one very happy girl

This is great for my son, keeps him amused for a log time… so for that - 4/5 stars. BUT..I bought it mid August, received it 24th or thereabouts.Here it is October 8th, and the pushers are no longer working. It plays the music fine , and the alarm noise. But the whole point of the machine it to push the tokens, it’s not a jukebox! So for that, dying in less than 6 weeks…. 1 star, should be 0 stars if not negative!If I could return it or get another I’d be happy, but I can’t even contact the seller/amazon. This site has a never ending loop.

We have different arcade games at home and this coin pusher was a good addition. The only downside is that batteries don't last long. Considering you pay between £25-£30 for the game and requiere 4 x D batteries that can cost you £5 or more, it doesn't have a cheap maintenance.Despite this fact, still a good toy that offers a lot of entertainment. We made the most of this game, by adding little scrolls that content prizes you can get when the scrolls fall together with the plastic coins. We make them with pieces of paper rolled inside a cut porcion of a paper straw. This way you can play similarly like the real coin pushers you find in arcade places.A good thing is that has two points to insert coins, so it allows two people playing together. There is not much strategy to the game, as the coins path can be diverted by the mobile pivots at the top that are in constant movement.We prefer to play with music and lights (reason why our batteries don't last long) but is very convenient having the option to turn off these features.It has a setting to put an alarm if you try to cheat shaking the machine, which add fun to the game. Be sure you check this feature works properly. We had to return the first coin pusher we bought, because it was faulty and this feature wasn't working.In summary, is a great toy, perfect choice to play like in the arcade, there is not other product on the market as realistic as this one. But be ready to expend some cash in batteries if you play a lot.

This is a fun nostalgic toy, if you were a kid that lived the grabber machines at arcades as a child you will get as much job as your kid. It's a little noisy however and slow moving but still bring joy and fun. Great value for money you can fill it with pretty much anything that the grabber is able to pick up. Haven't needed batteries yet and we got it at Christmasso id say battery life was ok. It is a bit bulky which is slightly annoying if your limited for space but it could sit on drawers or a wardrobe.

I bought it for my granddaughters birthday. She is absolutely thrilled it

My little niece loved this.