“Great little kit for kids that love this time of stuff. Includes a few booklets filled with different projects. Build quality seems good and pieces feel sturdy. My son loves it.”
“Unless you have a younger child that you plan on working on this with or playing with this device with them I can assure you that unless it’s needed for a class your teenager is going to throw in the closet without even unwrapping it. The picture on the front of the box makes it looks like a five-year-old‘s toy. They could’ve done something to make the picture on the box and the quality of the box feel like it’s something valuable and substantial because based on the price it darn sure should be. So I’ve had to dig it out of the closet because I want to use it myself. This company is to accustom to Doing everything the same as it’s always done. It needs to be labeled and advertised as a high school college stem electronica engineering project board. I absolutely guarantee you that there were five out of seven people at a corporate board table saying this looks like a five-year-old box of toys we should modernize it and make it more appealing to the actual audience, and some old man that’s been running the place for 100 years said some BS about it being how they got started and how they ended up where they are to begin with and leave it alone because it’s always worked it’ll keep working now. Absolute fail in the marketing department to interest anyone over 10 other than a father that understands the concepts of what the product will do if you can get the Teenager engaged. If there was somebody solely responsible for the design and artwork and marketing of this product for the target audience, fire them and send them over to a toy company. It works as perfectly as everyone they’ve ever made it substantial the parts are solid you can do some neat things with it, but none of that matters if you can’t make it interesting enough when they look at it to open the box.”
“Purchased when we were educating our kindergarten 5-year old granddaughter. She loves building the circuits on her own now that she knows the basics of battery, switch, and load (light, sound device with speaker, or motor).”
“Great learning product for kids who want to learn about how electricity works without the fear of actual electricity. The pieces form circuits that allow the kids to make different pathways to create a radio, a doorbell, different noise makers, etc. I believe there are about 300 projects available. My son loves these snap circuits. He's learned how to trace an electrical current.”
“My 11 year old grandson was so thrilled to open this gift! He was immediately successful in constructing a circuit that he designed! Also loved the Arcade kit as an add-on!!Very pleased with this item.”
