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It has all of the parts you need to construct several different robots and is very nice to have. As far as the instructions are concerned, I found them to be easy to follow. It is great to power the robot with the solar panel/solar cell as you do not need to worry about batteries or the weight of a power source since the solar cell is extremely light. My opinion, however, is that the execution of packaging the parts is what went horribly wrong with this kit. This robotics kit is designed for children aged eight (8) and up. The directions are complete, and the parts are labeled bags as well. As good as all of that sounds, when you open the packaging with the kids you find that all the parts are attached to plastic sheets and you can't simply remove them and sand them with a file to remove excess plastic. The parent (uncle, aunt, uncle, or adult) is left with an impatient child and must remove all parts and place them in the baggies with the corresponding labels. All the parts/pieces were put into their labels baggies as well as the robot's head and motorized body, and the building process took almost two hours. The pros of this product are

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Solar While there is nothing wrong with the kit or taking things apart, I would have done things differently if I knew we couldn't construct the robot immediately after opening the package. I would have definitely given this unit five (5) stars if the robot had been assembled ready, meaning the parts were separated and contained in their own bags like Legos.

Josiah MIAH

| Jun 06, 2021

She is 7 years old. Despite not being an engineer myself, I always told her maybe someday to make her forget that I wasn't one. During my search for Christmas gifts for her, I came across this DYI robot kit that I was very excited about! As you can imagine, we did it right away and didn't wait until Christmas to do it! My daughter loves that it is solar-powered, and we just have to set it by her window to charge it. Though I got some help when I was putting it together, it was a little challenging for me although it was good because it stimulated my brain and made it more interesting and fun. Definitely worth checking out.

Hudson Strong

| Jan 19, 2021

The reason I got it is that I am fascinated by solar power and robotics. I will have a difficult time assembling 15 different robots with this kit since it has so many options. In order to assemble the kit, one will need to have patience at first to cut all the pieces and place the stickers on the various parts of the kit. The best method to cut those tiny pieces is to use a shear or spruce cutter. Covid has given me plenty of free time to do what I want when I'm bored and there are plenty of opportunities due to it.

Royalty Horne

| Apr 18, 2021

Those who have tested nail clippers found that regular ones are most effective at removing After that, each set of parts should be placed in a small plastic bag (supplied). You are provided with labels. So far, we have built one robot In order for a solar panel to function efficiently, direct sunlight is needed. This is a good time for parents to spend with their children and help them sharpen the motor skills of their fingers. Prepare yourself for the robot to be smaller than what it appears on the box.

Ryder Chaney

| Nov 15, 2020

My nephew is eight years old, so I got him this for him. Despite its immense size, there are no fewer than 4 million pieces, and the instructions are not very clear. and my nephew love to work with mechanical devices, and we have put many a Lego set to use. Having said that, I gave up trying to fix this. The very first part of the project took a very long time to get together, and I ended up having to rebuild it several times due to problems with the solar power. It's as bad as it gets!.

Khalil Hampton

| Feb 26, 2021

Make the most of your STEM skills by becoming a meteorologist rather than putting this This project seemed like an excellent introduction to what I'm learning in my 10th grade class The products STEM recommends will help my 9-yr-old son get started on his STEM journey. We were disappointed, however, to find that this build proved to be highly frustrating and inconvenient as well. There was no way to fit the pieces together since you would either have to file them down or use Hulkamania strength to break them apart. When it was time for assembly, the plastic was very sturdy and most of it was immovable. As a result of weeks of trying to pull it together, we had become exhausted at trying to make this STEM project work. We give this a thumbs-down.

Axl Hughes

| Oct 27, 2020

Dad seemed more excited than daughter when they assemble her new friend, but she was looking forward to assembling it. With the solar powered robot, we will be able to get more time outdoors with his daughter since he is always looking for ways to spend time outside. I believe I will get another one of those. The 6 year old loved it, so I'm getting one myself.

Malaysia Nash

| Oct 19, 2020

The kit is great! The kit was bought for me, but I quickly realized that I could not put it together with my son, who is 7 years old. I think this would be a more suitable project for him and his dad who is mechanical in nature. But I am not an expert in electronics, so it is hard for me to figure out how. Having the instructions nicely laid out, and being able to see all the parts, each one appears to be As soon as it's assembled, I'll post an update.

Jonathan Nelson

| Jun 10, 2021