Electric Motor Robotic Science Kits, DIY STEM Toys for kids, Building Science Experiment Kits for Boys and Girls-Doodling, Balance Car, Reptile Robot (3 kits)

We brought this Giggleway electric motor robotics kit for my children to Introduce robotics in a fun way . And they just loved the final products. This kit is a complete set consisting of all the materials that are needed to build three different robots ( the components for each robot comes in separate packets which made the building process so easy and organized) and the instruction manual. It has a magnetic screwdriver that comes in the kit, was really helpful in fixing the tiny screws. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow. My 10 yr old daughter could finished the projects all by herself without much help from us. Out of the three robots our favorite robot is the Graffiti Bot because its so much fun to see the robot draws beautiful patterns on the paper. Other two robots are very interesting too. This kit has great educational values because this introduces children to basic robotics. I highly recommend this product to everyone who loves STEM education for their children. It provides hours of fun play. Boost children’s confidence when they finish the projects by themselves and encourage them to pursue STEM in higher grades. My whole family absolutely loved this kit.

Got it for my kids. A little advanced for them (ages 5&7) but fine with supervision. I did all the fiddly stuff like getting the tiny screws in. They did the rest. The robots worked as advertised and the girls loved them. I got it for $17 bucks, which claims to be 65% off the normal price of $50. No way it’s worth 50, but I felt like it was a fantastic value at 17.

4 stars for the tiniest screws ever. lol I bought this for my 6 year old. He is definitely way too young to assemble himself but not too young to enjoy it. I would say this is better suited for a child 12+. All 3 robots work as they should.

This kit is like giving kids the keys to their own mini mad-scientist lab—minus the explosions. The Giggleway Electric Motor Robotic Science Kits kept my child busy, curious, and proudly declaring themselves an “engineer.” Each project actually works, which makes me kids feel so accomplished. STEM learning disguised as playtime? Brilliant!!!!

The age on the box says 8+, but my 12-year-old son had a blast building the Doodle robot and experimenting with different designs when he was done. He loved watching the robot squiggle designs on paper. The instructions were visual and super easy to follow and the best thing is that he was able to create the robot himself! I definitely recommend this product for its ability to grow kids' STEM skills and can't wait to build the other two robots found in the box. It would make a great Christmas or birthday gift!

Some didn't work unfortunately, which was a let down for my son.

This is a nice set of STEM related projects. While each individual robot kit is available from other sellers, the instructions that are included with the Giggleway kit makes it a much better value. The full color instruction manual, printed in English, includes easy to follow step by step guides with color images to assist in the assembly of each robot. My son's, 8 and 6, were able to complete the projects with minimal assistance. There are a lot of small parts used to build each robot, keep that in mind if you have little ones at home. Although not nessesary, I felt a soldering iron was a useful tool. The wire connections are simply twisted in place which can easily loosen causing the toy to stop. We decided to solder our conections which made the robots much more reliable/durable durring post construction play. My boys enjoyed building each of the three kits and if Giggleway were to offer additional kits we would certainly consider adding to our collection.

The reviews on this product are already pretty self explanatory. If you're looking for a fun science type build project for kids, you've found it! I have just two small things to point out if you're wondering if this is the right buy for you. 1- the age range is much above 8 I'd say. I did this with three kids, one robot for each, ages 4, 8 &10. The 10 year old is a master Lego builder so figured this would be right up his alley. He struggled even a little at time with the tiny size of the screws/pieces etc, so don't count out kids above that age range! 2- if planning to do this with more than one kid at the same time, heads up that there is only one booklet of instructions per pack. Patience ran a little thin waiting for each to be close to done, we ended up ripping the pages out for each set but some of them overlap since they're double sided. Otherwise a great project and satisfaction for the kids once they got to see what they built actually work!