Quick Push Bubbles Pop Fidget Toy It Game, Fast Push Light Up Pop Interactive Sensory Toy, Fast Push Button Game for Kids Adult, Stress Relief Handheld Game Gifts Toy for 3 4 5 6 7 Years Old Boy Girl

I bought this for it’s game boy like design. It is wider than most.

I like the kid/crab theme for this game and it was liked by all my kids! I really appreciate the volume control, but I do wish there was a master control button to be able to turn off the sound altogether since it is on full blast each time it turns on. The buttons and sensitivity isn't so great though. I feel like it doesn't always trigger that the button is pushed when they push it down, so it has them fail the game they are on a lot of the time.

This is fun - if you or someone you know likes regular pop-it toys, this is the next step up. It's like whack-a-mole meets popit. The dot lights up and you have to press it down.I got the game console style - I think this shape might be better suited to larger hands. I feel like my kids had a harder time with this since this requires a thumb long enough to be able to reach the buttons and still hold the console.This is fun enough to play around with that I'd probably buy one of the smaller round style to try out.

This is a very addictive and fun game, while also being perfect for sensory seeking. It’s like a giant bubble wrap, and the silicone bubbles push in with ease. It has a fun design and vivid colors and the voice is fairly easy to understand. Each game mode is fun to play, and the volume/mute button is a feature I appreciate.While it does fit comfortably in my hands, after just a few minutes of playing, my hands start to cramp. It’s also a little difficult to pop all the bubbles back in place with the large back button. As well, the red light that lights up the bubbles is almost impossible to see if you’re playing in direct sunlight. It’s definitely not optimal for playing in the car during sunny daytime road trips.

I like this toy for something to do with my hands, it's a step up from having a regular pop-it because it has buttons and is really cute. However, there are only 10 pop buttons and in order to reset them, you have to press the back panel in order to flip them back, which is much less fulfilling than a continuous pop-it. It's also thicker than I expected, so my kiddo tries to take it from me but their hands are too small to play with it the same way as I do.