4 reviews for Rechargeable Gesture Control Robot Toy for Kids

1. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Emaleen Eileen Troy – May 23, 2024

   The kids really enjoy it. Though all the components feel quite flimsy and low-quality, it was an inexpensive item, so I won’t complain. It’s still entertaining for the younger ones.

2. 

   Rated 5 out of 5

   MJ A Tustin – June 12, 2024

   I’ve bought this robot twice now. My grandchildren adore them so much that they have one at home and another at their grandma’s. This cute robot spins, slides, plays music, and has flashing lights. It’s very easy for little hands to operate. My kids, who are all 18 months and older, can play with it effortlessly. Given how much enjoyment they get from it, the price is fantastic.

3. 

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Xylonfam – July 12, 2024

   The robot toy is quite entertaining and particularly appealing to younger children. It features a button on the back that allows users to record short messages by holding it down, which can then be played back with a quick press. The remote controls the robot’s movements effectively, enabling it to rotate and turn left or right on the spot, making it easy for small kids to maneuver.

   In the center of the remote, there are four unlabeled buttons. The first changes the robot’s eye color, and the second activates a ‘demo’ mode where the robot moves around in different directions. The third button remains a mystery to me, as I haven’t figured out its function. The manual refers to it as a Music/Voice Switch, but I haven’t noticed any changes in music or sounds; however, the robot beeps when it’s pressed, interrupting any current tune. The fourth button plays music, cycling through three tunes one at a time when pressed.

   It would be helpful if the buttons were labeled or had symbols to clarify their functions.

4. 

   Rated 3 out of 5

   Shockspeare – July 31, 2024

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   The Scoop

   • This remote-controlled robot is designed for ages 3-8 and features gesture control, pre-programmed dance routines, and music. It is rechargeable and comes with a remote control.

   What I Liked

   • Adorable design with colorful LED eyes.
   • The bright pink and black two-tone color scheme.
   • Charming sounds and tunes it makes while “speaking.”
   • Simple to control using the remote and gestures (ideal on flat surfaces).
   • The connection between the remote control and the robot is strong, allowing for quick responsiveness.
   • USB-C rechargeable battery with good playtime.

   The So-So’s

   • Limited to moving forward, backward, and turning.

   What Didn’t Work For Me

   • The robot had difficulty navigating my uneven floorboards and would get stuck easily.
   • It moves quite quickly, and I would prefer a slower robot with more torque from the motor and larger wheels to handle uneven surfaces better.
   • While it has poseable joints and a swiveling head, the range of motion is quite limited.
   • It may be too simplistic for older children.

   Advertiser’s Claims Examined

   • “Easy to Control” – I agree; the remote and gesture controls are user-friendly for young kids.
   • “Hand Gesture Control Robot” – This feature works well but may require some practice for younger children and might not function perfectly on all surfaces.
   • “Rechargeable RC Robots” – The built-in battery with USB charging is convenient, and the 60-minute playtime seems accurate based on my experience.
   • “What You Will Get” – The description accurately reflects the contents I received.
   • “Ideal Gift Choice” – This could be a great gift for younger kids (3-6 years old) who are new to remote-controlled toys, but it may be too basic for older ones.

   My Overall Sentiment
   The KaeKid Robot is a charming and entertaining toy for young children. The combination of remote control, gesture controls, and music adds to the fun. However, it may have trouble on certain surfaces and might not keep the interest of older kids for long.