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I had so much fun playing this pop fidget with my 3yo son. The only downside is you need to push the bubble hard to turn off the lights under each pop, but it's not a big deal. Overall, I'm very happy with this pop fidget toy. It's a great way to relieve stress and anxiety, and it's a lot of fun for kids and adults alike.

Pop-it game is basic with 4 game modes that are similar. You press the bubbles as they light up and then push the backplate to un-pop and continue the level. The lights go off once you push the bubble in for the most part but sometimes you have to push twice to get the light off even if the bubble is deflated. There are 4 sound modes (off, 1, 2, 3) and a very enthusiastic female voice that gives prompts at the beginning of each game. Music plays during the round. On the loudest setting, my patience would be tested quickly if I were in close proximity. As for memory and scoring, the game does not seem to be accurately recording. The high score on one of the game modes is stuck on zero no matter how many times played.Having said all that, the kids think it is great fun. They can play for maybe 20-30 minutes, taking turns, before they get bored and move on. You will need 3 AAA batteries and a small screwdriver before first use. The game was popular entertainment for ages 5-16 at a large family gathering.

My kids already have the name brand version of this, and I wanted a second one for our roadtrip. I actually like this one better. The volume and game mode controls are more straightforward and easier to understand. It’s even a good toy for my toddler to play with in the stroller while I run.It’s a great value for the price, and a good brain stimulating activity for anyone.

The popping ability on this thing is great. It gives that satisfying noise. The game itself was complicated. I thought i knew what i was doing but I always got it wrong. The instructions for the games made no sense to me. I thought it would be self explanatory but thats also not the case. I am a pretty smart woman and couldn’t get it after a few tries. I do plan to try again when i get a chance.

It was easy to hold and nice to play with but the things inside ripped and my daughter only used it couple times my daughter is 15 she did not even push the thing hard I had to order another one

I'm not going to pretend that I studied each game option. I didn't. The 8 and 6-year-old will inform me. BUT, I did play with this for about 15 minutes, and it's addictive! Lol! It's cool car tool for bored kids, and they can play on their own or compete. It's quite fun. It takes 3 AAA batteries (directions say AA: wrong seller!), and the volume can be muted, thank God. Ha! Cool little game.

I love the idea and concept of this toy. It fits into smaller hands perfectly. It only has 3 buttons to operate it. The only lights are the red ones under the bubbles.However, during several game sessions, the game would not register bubbles being pushed down so the red light would stay lit and depending on the game mode, it either would not progress or it would time out and end the game.

These are nice pop-it battery operated games. Come in variety of colors. Interesting and stimulating game, keeps the young minds away from cell phones for much needed breaks and keep them preoccupied.Recommended.