Piggy Bank for Kids, ATM Electronic Password Cash Coin Bank, Money Saving Box for Kids, Boys Girls Birthday Gift (Black)

The grandkids love them.

Got this for my 5 year old grandson. I am so happy that I bought this and from this Merchant. Good quality. He loves it. We can't leave money laying around the house because every bill or change he finds, goes directly into his little ATM. Actually this has motivated him to safe his money.

Awesome item for the kids and awesome seller and fast shipping and thank you.

I had a piggy bank “vault” as a kid, and wanted to get one for our son now that he gets allowance. I was skeptical since it’s made of plastic, and obviously isn’t truly meant for safety, however, it’s fun for him to enter the code, feed money in, and keep his money together. Not sure how durable it will be in the long term, but seems to accept bills well, was easy to set up, and keeps my 5 year old entertained. For $15, definitely worth the money.

Easy to set up new pin number. I expected it to separate the paper money and change, but it all just drops in to same chamber. It's a nice product and I expect it to last quite a long time for a child. Pretty cool little thing. Not overly large and bulky. Would buy for another child.

“Password please” FIX! READ THIS IF YOU THINK YOURS IS BROKEN! This bank is awesome once you figure it out. The majority of bad reviews are from not understanding the instructions. 1) to change the code, you press * AND HOLD DOWN while immediately entering the new 4 digit code followed by the # and only THEN release the * button. 2) if your kid switches the devil switch on the back of the door that changes it from “beeps sound” to “voice” then you will think it is broken. Every time you press a number it will say “password please” and you will regret switching that switch on the back of your locked door. Here is what it is doing: INSTEAD of the beep every time you press the number, it says the phrase “password please”. So you have to press your first number, let it finish “password please” then press the next number, let it finish “password please” until you have entered the 4 digit code. Just like with the beep, you have to press the number hard until you hear the beep and then press the number only after hearing the beep. If you enter the numbers too fast it won’t open. This thing isn’t that fast or smart. If you enter the numbers too fast before it says “password please” (instead of the beep) after each number, then it won’t work. Once you figure this out you can enter the new code your changed it to (or 0000 if you never changed it) waiting for it to say “password please” in between each number and it will open up for you to change the switch back to the beep and immediately hot glue it (or tape it...or threaten your kid not to touch it) permanently on the beep mode. Problem solved.

A los niños les encanta y muy educativo

Great little bank. Saving money is lots of fun.

I nought this many months ago and there is no issue with it, it looks just like the picture!