Daughter loved it initially but there needs to be a review of the software design as some of the steps are not very obvious. Also gets repetitive after a while and she lost interest after maybe 2 hours of total play time.

Thought this would be a lot of fun for the little ones but we finally had it set up and, sorry to say, it was a let down. Not even a novelty to wear off actually.

This Frozen themed Stem toy seems to really want to jump onto the movie trend. This is actually pretty cool as it's hard to find engaging stem toys for girls who love princess movies. The actual toy is a game that allows the child to create a glowing disc thing. My Neice and I worked on it together and she found it engaging but a little challenging. We used her Fire Tablet with the toy and it took a bit of work to sync it.Adding some more information! We later tried to use this toy on a kindle fire for kids. Even with the parental lock off it doesn’t work on kindle fire for kids.

Awesome idea bit difficult to use. My nearly 7-year-old grandson is a frozen fan. I thought this would be great stem activity and fun as well as educational. The unit was very easy to put together and he was able to do that himself. I downloaded the app and set up the account which also was easy to do. The problem is you are really learning how to code, so all of the actions have to do with coding and they don’t really give adequate instructions. I was able to do the first challenge After some trial and error. But going to the second challenge proved impossible for me and I am computer illiterate. So although I think that this is a clever toy and once you understand how to use it it should be both educational and fun, there is no way that this is something that a young child could master without a lot of help. The instruction should be much clearer.

You can control the snowflakes. Nifty.

Funny, but easy to break

Just ok. Kids love Frozen and coding but were not interested in this at all. Too bad!

This is very simple. Child likes it.But somehow is useless and beyond its price

That good idea but need some sounds when they action. My daughter not interested after few lessons

The actions that you do are translated to JavaScript, so it's good to see that if you know how to code already, but the actions it's giving to kids are not intuitive at all and makes it so confusing they tend to lose interest. Also, it can be difficult to perform the actions over the motion sensor, you have to be exactly over the center of it to make it do the things you program. Overall I'd say pass.