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Aaditya
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2025
Fun to play with.Giftable for any age.REasy to use.
Momofthree
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025
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Sussie misses Gunny (R.I.P.)
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
I bought this for my sister because she loves robots. But honestly this is fun for the whole family! It dances, talks, moves around on command, grabs things, and even shoots harmless rubber darts. You can also program it to follow series of moves. It is so user friendly anyone that can read and use a remote can operate it. And the charge lasts a long time. It came already fully charged and we have yet to run the battery down in it. Not only that, it is very well built and solid. This will not tip over easily. I see no reason why it would not last for many hours of play. A great gift for people of all ages!
Jon Case
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
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Philip
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025
My evaluation concerns the Holyton model 5088 Smart Robot, an interactive device marketed primarily towards children. The unit presents as a programmable automaton featuring multiple control modalities and interactive functionalities. Priced below one hundred forty dollars, it falls within a moderate range for electronic toys of this nature.Upon acquisition, I noted the robot's construction incorporates features such as articulated movement enabling dance like routines, light emitting diode ocular displays, a grasping manipulator, and a projectile launching mechanism utilizing soft tipped darts. Control is facilitated through several means: a dedicated remote control unit, voice command recognition, and dedicated software applications compatible with iOS and Android mobile operating systems. Power for the primary robotic unit is supplied by an internal rechargeable battery, accessible via a compartment, while the remote necessitates two AAA batteries for operation.To ascertain its capabilities, I undertook a period of direct interaction, systematically testing the various control interfaces and integrated features. This involved pairing the robot with a compatible mobile device to explore the application based controls, utilizing the provided remote for direct manipulation, and experimenting with the voice command system. Furthermore, I evaluated the responsiveness of the movement functions, the operation of the grasping claw, and the trajectory and force associated with the projectile launcher.During this operational assessment, the Holyton robot responded reliably to inputs from both the remote control and the mobile application. The programming functions, allowing sequences of actions to be stored and executed, were accessible, adding an educational dimension consistent with STEM principles. The interactive elements, including the dance sequences and sound emissions, functioned as specified. The rechargeable battery system within the main unit provided a reasonable duration of operational time per charge cycle, consistent with expectations for devices of this type.Considering the range of features offered โ encompassing programmability, multiple control options, and varied interactive elements โ alongside its observed functional performance during my testing period, the acquisition cost appears justifiable. My personal engagement with the Holyton 5088 unit indicates it successfully integrates entertainment value with introductory robotics concepts, performing reliably across its advertised capabilities.
Joe Reboy
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025
I'm a little past my days for being overly enthused about toy robots, but I have to admit I ended up getting a real kick out of this guy. Relatively easy to operate, and well-designed with no sharp edges or hazards to most kids in the appropriate (6+ years) age range, 5088 legit made me laugh a few times while I was testing him out.The overall color-scheme is subtly meant to make you think of another red and gold character, but this is NOT the same thing, nor does it try to emulate that guy. The left arm is outfitted with three claw-grippers which exert very little pressure so no child will get hurt by the grip. The right arm has slots for five soft-tipped darts (you get, I believe, 8 with the bot) and the distance and pressure of the dart in flight is agreeably safe for little tykes.The pre-recorded vocals are fun and, I swear, I think a couple of times he was responding to what I said, given the timing. This without my having set him up for voice-activation. There are a few cool pre-programmed sequences like Dance, Demo, Fight etc... and the ability to input your own commands.At the end of the day if you are an adult buying this for yourself it's likely you may feel underwhelmed, however if you are a pre-teen kid receiving this as a present it's sure to make you get the biggest, goofiest grins. The robot is not specifically for boys OR girls, and should work with pretty much any child.Quick note: The remote requires two AAA batteries, but the robot itself has an internal rechargeable battery and comes with a charging USB-A to USB-C cable.I think most kids will definitely get a solid kickout of this toy.
Brian
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025
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Johnathan Wood
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2025
The plastic is a little on the thin side for the price point. The remote does not feel quality at all. A little flimsy. That being said, my daughter loves programing this little guy to do all kinds of stuff. It is more of a beginner robot, but it is still tons of fun for her. Kids from 3rd to 5th grade should have a good time with it. You need to charge the robot with a usb-c to usb-a cable. A usb-c to usb-c cable will not work. Disposable batteries for the remote are not included.
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