ACELIFESTEM Solar Robot Toy 12-in-1 Educational Science Kit DIY Building Toy Construction Engineering Set for Kids Age 8-12 Boys & Girls Birthday, Solar Powered Toy-Grey

I highly recommend it, I bought this for my 10 year old who loves technical stuff. This DIY robotics kit is a hands-on educational tool designed for kids to learn about renewable energy and mechanics through building. It includes parts and clear instructions to assemble 12 unique, solar-powered robots. With various combinations possible, kids can explore concepts in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) while creating different robot designs. The use of solar power teaches them about renewable energy, making it both an engaging and educational activity.

I recently bought it for my son and he fell in love with this one. He already had a robot and wanted this one although there are very small parts to attach to each other but he enjoyed it to assemble. This toy robot is really good for children’s fine motor skills. It's a value for money to buy it and solar panels are also good for producing enough energy.

Good toy for 12 year olds. Large box crammed with all pieces to make different robots. Fun and entertaining when weather bad and can't go out. Good price and quality pieces.

This is a brilliant kit that should give hours of entertainment.I did find that the solar panel needs a lot of light to work properly. In cloudy UK conditions it struggles to provide enough power, but my son found that is he shone a torch at it, it moved.When constructing for the first time, take care to remove the contact points between each piece and the mould, as these can get in the way when slotting pieces together

Great item for Grandson aged 9! Not as big as expected but actually quite tricky- well it was for bigger fingers anyway!

I bought this as a gift for a friend's son, and after spending hours with him putting it together (which was extremely difficult because of how hard it is to break off the pieces, especially with their jagged edges) it turns out that the vehicles we made did not move at all because the solar panel does not seem to work.Before we determined that the solar panel does not work at all, I had managed to "ask a question" on the Amazon product page to find out how long the solar panel takes to charge, and the response I got was "Hello, it takes less than 1 minute to run as long as there is BRIGHT sunlight. If it is bright enough but the robot does not work as expected, maybe there is something wrong with the solar panel, please directly contact us to for a brand new replacement for free."So have I had any luck with contacting the seller again after discovering that the solar panel does not work? Absolutely not! Has Amazon been able to help me obtain an email address for the seller? Nope! Is there any chance of getting a replacement solar panel from the seller? Doesn't seem likely at all, since I am unable to contact them! So what are we left with? A highly fiddly, difficult to construct, downright dangerous (because of the jagged edges) and non-functional toy, and an extremely disappointed 9-year old. I am so sorry that I bought this :( Do not recommend!

Good kit quite hard to build verbal instructions are poor but diagrams are good so you can suss it in the end. Be prepared to get stuck in with the kids as they will definitely need help. Biggest let down is the solar panel which is pathetic and only just manages in bright direct sunlight,no chance indoors. And the eyes are stickers and don't light up as the pictures suggest. I used a normal aa battery on ours instead of the panel and it goes like a rocket.

This looks like a great kit to build with my 10yr old great daughter. She was asking me a lot of questions about robots while we were on the way to town the other day so I bought this as a starter kit to get her on her way into robotics.This DIY kit lets kids build 12 different solar-powered robots, making learning about renewable energy and mechanics fun and engaging.Highly recommend!