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I took it as a gift for my daughter - she is fond of programming, and I wanted her to be distracted from the computer. Now we sit every evening and assemble the bots together. There are simpler voodoo bots and bots with small diodes - they are more complex. But when we assembled the first one and it started to glow and move - it was an indescribable delight and pleasure from the work done.

Bought these for my adult step sons for Christmas and they loved them. The only thing is I wish it came with the batteries for the finished robots.

Poor quality, very flimsy

Great set comes with alot of stuff for the money. the sodering iron could be better and honestly I'd recommend you get a better one it helps. kind of slow to build makes it hard to keep kids focused. honestly thought I was getting a beginner set but it seems pretty advanced for a younger adult item. if your kid has the attention span needed by all means it's a great time

Robots from PCBs are very original. The yellow robot is very similar to the terminator. I was pleasantly surprised by the high-quality packaging with detailed instructions and a training book. There is a bag with extra details in the box, so you can experiment and create your own robots.

For my it is a very interesting experience. I buy such a set for the first time and was very surprised at how exciting it is for everyone! I will order more so that there is a whole collection of 7 robots.

I am a electronics technician, the instructions are so hard to find online, and so poor quality that the little robots are very hard to get right.It was very disappointing putting this together with a kid, I wouldn't recommend this product even if you are skilled.If you are still thinking of buying, play a game: try to find the assembly instructions online (they are NOT included in the package)

I’m a beginner when it comes to soldering, I can do bread boards fine, but this is on a whole other level. The instructions were just pictures- that often weren’t clear where to solder parts together. The video instructions don’t talk through anything, it might just point at something and it didn’t follow the book instructions step by step- but did more efficient steps to assembly (solder this part before you put it on another part that you can’t get to). I got one bot to work with the lights on well, two other bots the lights worked but some lights were extremely dim compared to others. I tried and tried to get the motors to work, ended up leaving them off all of them. When a robot didn’t work I was so bummed, and I can’t tell where it goes wrong, that’s the hard part- there’s no feedback to tell you how to fix what’s wrong. There wasn’t enough room on some of the connections to make the LEDs or resistors fully connected. I did enjoy the time it took to focus on each one, kept me busy. It’s a great idea, and I will likely try the company again at a more advanced level, but I wouldn’t give it as a gift unless I knew the person could solder really really well.