Robot Toys for Kids 5-7, Interactive Remote Control Robot Toys with Talking Flash Cards, Walks, Sings Dances, Sight Words Flash Cards Kindergarten Robots Toy Perfect Learning Gift for Boys, Girls

Always a winner. 🏆 They still have them long after the gift opening. Super fun! Easy to control.

Very cute little robot. It a good concept with the remote and the flashcards. The remote is pretty basic movements and my son got bored of that rather quickly. He did enjoy the flashcards and thought it was fun going through them and listening to the robot talk. He repeats the robot and laughs when he thinks it says a word funny. This is a toy for a rather young kiddo, toddler age preferably. Much older than 3 and they will probably lose interest very fast. It talks, plays music and moves. All engaging for little kiddos.

I bought this for my grandson and he absolutely loved it!

This robot is the worst. The robots voice has a strong accent sounding almost like Japanese anime. This would be fine if it were a regular toy but it’s a learning robot with flash cards meant to help a child identify words. Some of The flash card titles are also bizarre: For numbers the category is “figure” instead of numbers. Overall it’s hard to understand, and the music feature is staticy and hard to hear over the moving of the robot wheels.

The robot is cute and it can be very fun using the remote to drive it around the house but the voice they used for the robots interaction is absolutely terrible. The voice has a very thick Chinese accent which makes it hard for an adult to understand what is being said and it may cause your child to try to imitate it and develop a speech impediment. The cards work very well and are pretty much instant the second you insert them. I really like the option to program actions so you can make the robot do a total routine of lots of different actions. The one problem I have with the cards is that there are so many of them and it can be overwhelming for a child to find the right card. It would have been great if there were some games to play with the robot besides trying to understand what it says and then finding the corresponding card. The arms don't move which is kind of disappointing, like you can't even adjust them manually because they only move about a half a centimeter. The head also doesn't move at all and the pictures in the listing show the eyes facing left and right which would lead you to believe that the eyes are digitally animated and will move during use. Unfortunately this is not the case as the eyes are stationary just like the head and arms. Without the "educational" aspect of this robot it is a really fun toy and really enjoyable to just drive around with the remote. If you are going to use this for educational purposes I would highly recommend making sure to help your child and maybe repeat back what the robot says so the child can hear what the word should sound like.

It’s an okay toy, but the kids had zero interest playing with it. I did like how many flash cards it came with though. The concept is great!

We are a homeschool family and always looking for fun engaging resources. This robot is just that. It can be played with like any other robot and it can be used for learning. It's easy to use, comes with a good variety of cards, ABC, 1-10, animals, vehicles, foods etc. The robot can ask questions but it sounds a little weird. It says, "little kid, try to find it (and then states the cards it wants them to find) it took me looking at the directions to figure out what it was saying. However when it tells you which card to look for it's clear and easy to understand. The remote works great. It can dance, walk, play music and more.

I got this to play with my grandson who is on the Autism Spectrum. It's really cute, and at first he seemed interested when it was first turned on and moving around, but when the robot got the first card we inserted wrong, and in a weird accent too, he then showed almost no interest. He would go back to it from time to time, just to make it move around, but with the accent, some of the cards are misspelled, and the robot even getting some of them wrong when you insert it, I would not recommend this as an educational toy. I will continue to bring it out when he's with me just to see if he starts to use it more as we become more familiar with it, but as far as a recommendation, I cannot recommend at this time. I'll update if that should change in the future.