Pop Fidget Toys, Electronic Fidget Pop Quick Push Bubbles Light up Games, Stress Relief Handheld Game, Sensory Fidget Toys for Kids 8-12 Birthday Gifts for Kids and Teens, Blue

Pressing the buttons don’t always register so it’s almost impossible to play. Cheaply made

My kids (and I) really enjoy these fidget pop games. This is similar to ones we have used in the past and works pretty well. There are times when occasionally it could be more responsive but it still works fairly well.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a nice game, but the popit buttons aren’t as sensitive as they should be. I can press the popit buttons and the game doesn’t recognize it unless I put more pressure into the bottom of the buttons. That kinda takes the trill out of the game because at times, the buttons have to be repressed in order for them to count. It’s a bit annoying and inconvenient.The game uses three AAA batteries. They are not included. The volume is adjustable and the game comes with different modes of play to choose from. The price is a bit high for the value of the game. The price should really be half of that if not less.

I’ve been wanting to try one of these for a while now. I picked this one up and it came as described. Just FYI, batteries are not included and it takes three AAA. I like this one because the bubbles are not too sensitive. Even if they pop, you actually have to press in the hole to make the score register. This is better than some of the others. I’ve tried where the bubbles deflate on their own and you lose the level because it is so sensitive. I was nervous I wouldn’t like these because it says for children, but this is super fun, whether or not you’re playing the games or just popping the bubbles. It is very bright, and has multiple volume levels that actually work! You can even turn the sound off altogether I believe. Definitely would recommend whether it’s for an adult or a child.

All of our kids love them so much we’ve had to get each kid their own. Ages range from 12-18, and my niece who is 10 also has one and her toddler siblings love playing with it (they just don’t realize the memory aspect of it) so I say it’s great for all ages!

*update: The sellers were able to replace the defective unit at no cost to me. It did take them a couple weeks to take care of it but I am happily satisfied with the replacement. It functions properly. The sound is interesting adding another level of humor to the game. They did send me a different style which is cute and has good build quality. Very nice in hand feel and easy to learn to play.............These little popper games are a ton of fun. That being said, this particular one doesn't respond well. You have to really push down on the poppers in order for it to sense it's down. It's built well enough to take some good jabs. Good thing too because otherwise you couldn't play it. It's easy enough to figure out but unless I just got a dud, I'd suggest looking at another version.

I plan to put this in a Christmas stocking for each child. This is so entertaining. Will keep anyone entertained for a great amount of time. Seems sturdy and well made. It’s a great pop with each time pushing them down.

The older kids seem to be getting these and having a lot of fun with them. This one has no head or "younger kid" patterns, so my 11 year old likes it. Keeps him occupied. Seems great quality! Price is a bit higher than I think it should be compared to alternatives, but won;t break the bank.