Play Kitchen Appliance Toys - Kids Kitchen Toy Spray Coffee Maker Playset, Role Pretend Play Kitchen Accessories for 3 Year Old Girl, Toddler Play Kitchen Set for Girls Boys Ages 4-8 3-5

Juguete muy bonito y muy curioso funcionamiento emulando a una cafetera de espresso real

What a super cool play coffee machine that really works! Real water that is pretend hot pours out so you can really drink and pretend it’s really coffee. So fun to have “coffee time”with my little nephew after breakfast. Great entertainment for toddlers (with adult supervision) and it’s still fun when they reach kindergarten age and can start to add the water themselves. It’s also fun for anyone beyond primary school to play along with younger cousins or siblings. It’s not the most well made plastic toy out there, but if well taken care of, it could last a few years.A pretend coffeemaker with pretend foam is the just modern toy addition to glam up any old school play kitchen. (Just be sure to empty out the water at the end of every play session)

On the bottom of each cup is a small peg that needs to fit into a small hole on the 'cup plate' on the coffee maker. It was difficult as an adult to maneuver the cups into those holes. If the cups are not in the hole, the machine does not work well. My 5 year old granddaughter was unable to manage it but my 7 year old could. Disappointing. The girls like to play 'tea party'. I ordered a different model for the other one and liked it much better. Had tossed the packaging or would have returned it.

Assembly is a breeze, which is always a plus. What's great is that they're built to withstand some enthusiastic play. Kids can get quite imaginative in the kitchen, and these toys are up for the challenge. So, not only are they easy to put together, but they'll also stick around for a while, ready for all those make-believe coffee. 👨‍🍳👶

The product was cute, and my daughter loved it until she tried to use the Steamer and it didn't work. Had to return it.

I love to keep an assortment of toys at my house for my nieces and nephews. My 2 year-old-niece Hannah went nuts over this Play Kitchen Toy Spray Coffee Maker. She loves to sit and watch her daddy make his coffee everyday, so when she saw this at my house she made an instant beeline for the toy coffee set and wanted to make coffee too. The set is very realistic to a real coffee make. The feature she loved the most was the sound it made with the simulated steam spraying. She loved pushing the buttons and playing with everything on the set. She loved the two little cups as well and pretended drinking out of them. She would keep holding it up for me to smile. Then she would giggle. My niece is very advanced for 2 and it was perfect for her. It arrived impeccably packed, it was easy to assemble and it cleans up easily. It's non-toxic and her mom examined everything closely before she let her play with it at my house. I suspect this little coffee maker will continue to be a hit for a little girl who loves to play in the kitchen. I have to admit, it's absolutely adorable. You never know from a photo, but it's so much better in person. I highly recommend this play coffee set. It might not work for all kids and it does use water, but for my niece it was a perfect play toy.

So I have mixed feelings about this toy, mostly because it didn’t deliver what it promised. I could not get the “steam” function to work. On the plus side my daughter LOVEs it even though it doesn’t work as promised. She didn’t know that it was suppose to have a steam function so she loves it because she can manipulate the steam wand and coffee press and mimic mama. So while the toy doesn’t function as marketed (at least ours didn’t) my child still finds it entertaining and still “uses” it in her play kitchen.

This toy looks awesome. There was lots of thought put into the way it looks and replicates a grown up espresso machine. The fact that it actually makes mist that looks like steam is a very cool feature. The way the cream rises up by floating while the cup is filled with water adds to the realistic effect of the toy. This is a messy toy in regards to water getting everywhere. I put my kids in an empty tub to play with it. It will no matter your efforts, spill water all around it so I consider it a water toy in those regards yet I wouldn't submerge it because it takes batteries (which it conveniently came with). As long as you have your child set up in a place that it doesn't matter that water will spill out it is a very fun imaginative toy that my kids had a great time playing with. I'd say throw a towel in the empty tub and let them have fun. Remember to dump any excess water out of the water tank after use so that you don't get a leak on your things when you put it away. You do have to use cold water in order for the steam to function so bringing a plastic pitcher of ice water to the tub could allow them to keep playing without having to get up over and over for more cold water. Overall it's a cool toy if you are willing to make some small adjustments to accommodate the water.