JOVA Klever Kits 36-in-1 Motor Robotic Kits, Make Your Own Kids Craft Kits Educational STEM Toys for Ages 8-13 Boys and Girls, Science Gifts for 8 Years Old

This is a pretty neat set. There are so many pieces. They are not too flimsy. Actually tougher than I thought for this price. The gray bars and the rubber band like things are the only things I see can break if not treated with care. This was for my son age 10. He has built a few things with it. One he made up and two others from the instructions. He hasn’t tried the motor ones yet but I added a video of one that he did. The instructions are clear enough for him to understand. He didn’t like sorting into the trays but it is nice that one was included. It puts a smile on his face and gives him something to do that’s educational. Would buy again.

Grandson loved it

My Gson loves it

Overall, I'm pretty happy with this kit. Considering the age recommendation of 8, I'm not really mad how it turned out, but it was a bit rough for my 6-year-old. I got this kit for my 6, almost 7-year-old, daughter and she had a good amount of fun with it. She did decide to only build one of the items and put it on her shelf, the motorcycle, but she did go through and complete a kit. To muddy things a bit more, she had a 16-year-old babysitter help and when I got home, some things weren't right, and the motorcycle didn't functionally work. As I needed to write a review for this, I really wanted to help my daughter get the motorcycle together myself. But I wasn't there for the build, just the fix. What went wrong: 1. Neither the 16-year-old, my daughter or I could figure out the battery pack. I get home from work and my daughter is asking me to put batteries in the battery pack. Visually looking at it, it appears as it should just pop open. There is a screw that looks like it might be holding the top down but its so far back on the housing, I'm thinking there is no way the screw I'm seeing is holding the battery compartment closed. Turns out, it does. 2. My daughter mounted the motor upside down so when I did get batteries in it, it rolled backwards. 3. Simple fix to flip the motor over but that's when I discover when looking at the manual that the colors of the parts don't match the colors shown in the manual. If you look at the images, I've attached you can see that most parts are the same color, when in reality, they're not. My family builds a decent amount of Lego kits, so we separate parts into individual bowls, and I use color to locate pieces I'm looking for. So, I found this annoying. There aren't a ton of parts, nor does the same part exist in different colors. Still, it was annoying. 4. She didn't finish the power setup. Not a big deal. I think she got hung up on the battery pack and simply didn't finish. Final thoughts: After getting everything together and working my daughter was super excited. I asked if she wanted to assemble another kit and she wasn't interested in doing that. I think there is 1 or maybe 2 kits that don't require the wheels and motor, so I suppose she could complete those, but the main thing is she has no interest in taking the motorcycle apart once it was together. Thats pretty typical I think but it also limits how in depth we got. Regardless of that though I think my biggest complaint and the reason I took the star away was due to the incorrectly colored parts in the manual.

Got this for a 10 year old boy! He loved it!

My 8 year old grandson loved it.

Such a fun little toy very fun to put together anyone under the age of 8 is probably going to need some help, so it's a good bonding experience, although I think the light came broken though.

Bought for my grandson who turned 10 years old and he loved it.