Remote Control Robot Toys 6-8, 8WD Gesture Sensing Stunt Rc Robot Dog for Kid Boys 8-12, RC Car Toys for Boys Christmas Birthday Gifts Age 5-7, 8-12

Got for my son 6th birthday and he loves it

My son loves this RC dog. For the cost it seems like good quality. Charge is decent, took it to park on basketball courts and handled well, and easy operation for Six year old.

Very excited so I'll start with the basics -The remote looks like most popular gaming controllers with two joy sticks and buttons.This controller pairs with your new electronic puppy instantly. You can also pair it instantly by turning on the 'other' controller which is super cool but takes some time to learn. It's a hand controller that you wear on your hand and wrist and control the remote dog with hand gestures. Remote = A+ (hand remote is a fun extra).The ElectroDog - it's very cute with big oval eyes that fade a gradient of bright vibrant colors. The movement not only mimics dog positions. Sit, stand on hind legs, lay down, front 'paw's only down. It can raise up, get low down and turn itself completely over systematically, It can travel on hard wood (fun cause its slides out, entertainment-city), can handle carpet, can go outside, up and over a curb or hose, ect. Not much of anything can get it in a position you can't easily maneuver out of.My absolute favorite part. it's can go FAST. Working it well with the controller it stands up to speed racing or truck type style remote control vehicle.I love it, play with it all the time and I'm a middle aged guy, lol. As a gift to a kid, it's gold. Comes with a spare battery to charge via usb cable - I haven't had to change mine in a week.

It's Christmas day. I bought this as a gift for my 6 year old grandson and although he loves it and it would be hard for me to tare it away from him but I may have to, before giving this to my grandson I wanted to make sure it was ready out of the box to play with so I made sure both batteries were charged as well as making sure the controller had batteries in it, so it's all ready to go. Once he opened it and began playing with we learned that the music playing on the toy plays some kind of rapping song with foul language in it. I was so shocked OMG I guickly grabbed the toy and turned it off, my 19 year grandson took it to try and figure out what it was saying, well he figured it out and yes it is curshing ( I won't type the foul language here on this format) but this toy is not for kids, my older grandson did fine a setting on it that plays only instrumental music as well as no music at all, but I'm also afraid of my 6 year old grandson playing with it and enabling the function that would play the song. I would have given this a 5 star rating if not for the language. I checked the reviews before I purchased it and did not see any review regarding the foul language, but after Christmas I checked again and see there is one other review that was posted on 12/24 /24 along with a video that shows the toy using the inappropriate message, I did not post a video because I did not want them to not post my review because of the language, I want to and hope people read my review before purchasing.

I got this for my friends autistic son as a gift for helping his dad with chores and he loved it. He gets so excited playing with his pet dog and loves to show it off. It has really helped him come out of his shell and open up to the people he knows. Its a very easy toy to use and does a lot of different things to keep him entertained and now he likes to help his dad with chores in case he might get a reward out of it. This is helping him learn that sometimes he gets rewarded and noticed for hard work and sometimes you do it just to feel good. Which is a great value to have. Doing things because its the right thing to do.

I would say "Any child will love it", but I know for a fact adults will love it too. Every time I give a "cool" gift to my grandsons, "daddy" plays with it too. And it has nothing to do with "teaching my son how to work it." But I can't blame him, because this little dog has it all. He's very flexible, being able to raise and lower his body, and since he's got it all -- lights, music and "action" -- who wouldn't want to play with him?It takes both AA and AAA batteries to control him, so be prepared to stock up on those.And I wouldn't recommend this toy for a very small child (unless daddy is indeed going to "help") because it takes a small amount of learning how to control the toy properly. Depending on the child, some small children will get frustrated if they can't get the dog to do what they want him to do right away.Then again, I've seen very small children simply hold a toy that has wheels and spin those wheels manually for hours. So maybe this toy is for all ages!If you have pets nearby when you play with this toy you might be in for some extra entertainment, depending on your pet's reaction.Totally giftable, I can't think of any child who wouldn't like to have this dog robot, as he's a cut above the normal remote control "car" toy.

The wheels got misaligned very easily. It’s hard to drive-which I’m fine with bc it gave my daughter patience and practice to get it to do certain moves. That involves a little bumping into things and now one side the wheels are alll jacked up.

It's fun but fragile. the wheels came off after couple time of use. can't seem to put it back on without destroying it.