STEM Robotics Science Kit 5 in 1 DIY STEM Toys for Kids, Electronic Science Projects Experiments for Boys and Girls DIY Engineering Build Robot Building Kits Gift Ideas for Ages 6 7 8 9 10 11 12+

Fun little kit! My just turned 9yr old loved that it came with multiple little projects. He would do 1 or 2 and save some for the next day. All nicely functional too! The clock and flashlight they use all the time, the vacuum cleaner is a hit too. This would make a great birthday gift for any kiddo that enjoys stem kits.

Complexity: average complexity. Assembly is easy enough for bigger kidsValue for money: got my money’s worthEntertainment value: the designs are fun and colorful. It’s enjoyable to build stuff and see it work afterwardsSize: good size for kid’s and adult’sDesign: fun prints and colors that kids will likeEase of assembly: easy to assemble. No tools needed

Kids ages 9, 8,

This set is a fun stem set to build. I would say it is more for an 8 year old than a 6 year old. Some of the steps kids may need some assistance to understand. The devices actually work when they are put together correctly. It is a good value for the set since you get to make 5 experiments. Overall a good idea for a little engineering type of mind.

Very fun and interesting 3D puzzle kit with 5 puzzles in one.These were fun but also challenging to assemble, both physically and mentally (deciphering the instructions), definitely better suited for older kids or with much adult assistance. The pictures help but there were multiple areas where the written instructions just did not make sense. If you can get past the confusing instructions, these were a lot of fun to put together, and they actually work! Took a few pictures of the remaining ones we had left.Few issues we had:* poorly written instructions in some areas* pictures help with putting the body together, however, the challenge occurs where wires/tubes need to be connected to get the mechanical portion to work* box says kit requires 2x AA batteries when 3x batteries needed for Bubble Camera (see picture)* some pieces were just cut too big to fit into the cutouts, so damage occurred while "stuffing"* much patience required (e.g. our Water Dispenser took, no joke, 3 minutes of stubbornly holding down the button for water to be sucked out of the back to come out through the front, most would have given up and say it makes noise but doesn't actually dispense)Overall, all 5 3D puzzles were very fun and interesting to put together. This does come boxed and is giftable. Even if you keep and build it yourself the final products make for fun gifts to give away to little kids.I hope you found this information helpful.

While the parts could be a bit sturdier and last longer, the projects are relatively easy to assemble, and motivated children can easily manage the assembly on their own, perhaps with a little assistance from adults here and there. They are fun and help satisfy children's curiosity for science and technology, and help promote their future scientific pursuits.

These stems are so easy to put together, my grandkids that lose interest in everything after 5 minutes even enjoyed putting these together. After looking at how easy it was to put the clock together ( altho I had to press the hands on ). I let them put the torch ( flashlight ) together and they sorta messed up on the folding together but it was an easy repair ( and tape ) The two projects took about 10 minutes ( mainly me trying to bend the clock hands so they wouldn't touch ) by then they lost interest and wanted to do something else. When those two come over again we will tackle another one.

I like the educational aspect of this toy, ease of assembly with the cardboard puzzle pieces. The "electrical" part was easy to install, but the finished product wasn't that exciting for the kids to have completed. The toys, weren't that much fun. I think the finished product is better for younger kids, maybe advanced toddlers.