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Wife , kiddo and I love competing on this. So far wife is winning. Lots of fun.

It’s the perfect car game, especially since I can turn down the volume! My kids love it and they are 5 and 3

The first one we received did not work once we installed batteries (doesn't come with batteries). Return was quick and easy, a new one was sent before I could ship back the broken one. Once my daughter received a working one, she's really enjoyed it.

We absolutely love this pop it fidget. We are an ASD/SPD fam and our son is so content and focused .

Perfect for my 15 month old

Now that I've reached my 40's, I've been looking for a tool to help exercise my brain and maintain my ability to concentrate and focus on challenging tasks. In today's age of the "infinite scroll" which robs us of our patience and concentration, it's definitely something worthwhile to look into.I love that this small toy is simple to use and has various games that trains your focus and memorization. As other reviewers have mentioned, the build quality feels solid. I have no concerns to believe that this device would fail or break through normal use.It came with an instruction sheet, but navigating through the different games is fairly intuitive. Adjusting the volume wasn't difficult either. While with the buttons themselves do make a noise as they "pop" into their recess after you push on them, it really isn't bad. Just don't be that guy who plays with this thing in the library.This game fulfills my goal of looking for a simple cost effective game to train my concentration and memorization skills. The only thing I wish is that it can be recharged without having to use AAA batteries. However, this feature would have definitely increased the cost. Overall, I think it's a good tool for adults to use to keep their minds sharp and give to give themselves a mental exercise.

I saw these things on tiktok and thought they were like a better version of a fidget toy. Inevitably my children also saw these toys on social media and just had to have them. So, now they each have one. They pull these out during car rides and at random times when they get bored. It’s a pretty mindless reaction testing toy. Very simple in nature. Even I tried playing with it a bit and honestly found it could be pretty fun.The only thing I didn’t love about it is that even with the music volume entirely turned off, the device is still really noisy! Each press is a bit noisy, and resetting the buttons by pushing on the back is really noisy. It comes with the territory - you can’t be too critical with that one thing I am pointing out. It is, however, worth mentioning to parents in my opinion. This isn’t the type of toy you’d want to have your kid playing with in the same room as you while you’re doing something else, like watching tv. It’s also not the type of toy you’d have them play with in a doctor’s office or something of the sort. In other words, it’s great - as long as you don’t need quiet for any reason at all. Turning the volume off just mutes the speaker, but playing with it is noisy.

This is a cute toy that seems suitable for most kids. Box says for ages 3+ and I would agree with that.The sound is a bit annoying, although young kids might like it. Fortunately you can lower the volume.When you start the game it instructs you to “push the back button” to begin. I spent a few minutes searching for a back button before realizing you have to push the entire back. Doh. The back push acts as a bellows inflating the buttons, which are then push back down manually following the light sequence given in the game.For $16 this would make a nice stocking stuffer. Takes 3 AAA batteries, not provided. Made in China.