🧠 Unlock the Fun of Learning with Orbo!
The Popular Playthings Orbo by PlaSmart is an engaging snap and match puzzle designed for children ages 4 and up. This educational toy promotes memory skills, color recognition, and creative thinking through interactive play. With no assembly required, kids can dive right into the fun, enhancing their cognitive abilities while enjoying a colorful challenge.
| Product Dimensions | 10.16 x 7.62 x 10.16 cm; 90.72 Grams |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 4 years and up |
| Item model number | HC410 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Memory Skill, Creative Thinking, Color Recognition |
| Number of Puzzle Pieces | 1 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | Cardboard |
| Color | red |
| ASIN | B0010Y5AC8 |
K**N
Attractive and compelling finger exerciser
11 colored balls lodge in the outer shell, and there is a squishy central core thathas to be compressed to move the balls around.There's something very satisfying about the way the balls have to be manipulated,and my six year old is just able to do it. She needs to develop finger strength and thisis rewarding play for her.I scramble the colors and she has to put them back: rinse and repeat.
S**R
I like this, but it is a little hard for ...
I like this, but it is a little hard for my special needs kids to move the balls inside. It takes a bit too much finger strength for what I bought it for. I will use it with my family for personal use, instead of work which is what I intended it to be for
J**2
So addictive!
The kids and I love to move the balls in this stress/puzzle ball. They make a satisfying snap into place when you move them. The noise of the snap would be too much during class or church, though.
N**N
Broken in two weeks
Great game itself but the ball fell apart after couple time kids drop in on the floor. Would not expect it to be so easily broken if it is designed for kids.
C**T
Not Very Challenging
I thought this would make a great travel toy because it was only one piece... unfortunately it didn't hold the attention of my 6 year old and it was too difficult to manipulate for my 3 year old. Once my 6 year old figured out how it worked she had no interest in playing with it again. I like it for a stress toy so I might put it at my office desk. Concept: You move the colored ball to the same color ring on the base. I had to move the balls around before I gave it to my daughter to play otherwise it would not have been challenging at all. All in all a bust for us!
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