VTechSwitch and Go 3-in-1 Rescue Rex (Frustration Free Packaging)

Vtech's line of switch and go toys are the perfect alternative to transformers for younger kids. The 3-in-1 can be a little difficult to snap the upper body onto the lower body so this one may require assistance from an adult. It's still a great toy as 3 separate pieces. The 2-in-1 set is much easier for little kids to do on their own. Overall these toys and far less complicated than actual transformers toys so they are all still great toys for kids ages 4 - 6

Amazing! Son loves it

My Dino Truck Loving son loves all the VTech switch and go toys, this one looked really cool and he was excited to get it, but the toy itself is awkward and difficult to attach the different car pieces together so we have to help him and even then its not the easiest for us to do, as well as once its all together it is so top heavy it doesn't like to stand up in “T-rex” mode very well which he gets very frustrated about..

Perfect for my 5 year old grandson. He loves it. Thank you

The media could not be loaded. For whatever reason when these things dropped I started collecting em like crazy. I just couldn't get enough of em. This guy is as big as a house cat and sturdy as a tank. I don't recommend this but imo if you took an actual shotgun to the head of this thing it would bounce off the plastic and into wall. I have had him fall over and take a tumble down 2 flights of stairs and he's still in pristine condition. 10/10 extremely satisfied

It was a great toy. I bought it for my 8 year old because she really likes the Vtech Switch and Go toys.She likes it a lot because it's fun and a great T-rex. She won't part with it.I like it because it's not too loud like a lot of these sorts of toys with sound effects can be.However. It's heavy so be aware. The weight of the dinosaur makes the whole thing collapse and my daughter got her finger caught between the leg and the body. This is an 8 year old where a pinch like that can hurt but it doesn't cause injury. At this age she knows how it happened and how to avoid that. I can't recommend this for a younger age because we're talking smaller fingers and an inability to lift the toy to keep themselves from getting pinched. This can also be recurring for them.It's also heavy so it's hard for her to play with it like a kid would play with a typical toy. Lifting bending it over to attack other toys, etc.What's annoying as a parent is needing to reassemble it over and over again. Even for my 8 year old who can figure stuff out, the complexity makes it hard for her to do that on her own. It's nice to be have a reason to interact with her, but honestly having to come over and pop the head back on every so often so that she can continue to play can be bothersome sometimes. Hopefully she can figure it out.

I got this for my nephew (8) for Christmas and he was obsessed. Had to watch a YouTube video on how to put it together but we picked it up quick.

This is very diverse. My grandchildren really liked the way they could share it or play by themselves. It takes a bit of thinking to remember how to assemble it in the beginning but after a while they got the hang of it