Robo Alive Dino Escape, Robotic Light Up, Vehicles with Firing Weapons, Storable, Giftable, Ages 3+ by ZURU

My grandson loved this!!! He carries it with him everywhere

Great!!!

Perfect Xmas gift. Loves all the accessories and the T-Rex is so fun.

So the quality and durability were definitely on the cheap side. The plastic was pretty flimsy but the kids love it! And while it's kinda cheap at least the plastic bends instead of just snapping off. It was a gift to my 9 yr old and both he and my 3 yr old daughter have definitely gotten my money's worth out of that toy!

Great toy

This toy is amazing! My daughter is dino obsessed and she absolutely loves this toy! The car shoots off the poles so you can hit the dino with it, or attach the net to the end of the poles and shoot the net off. That was cool. The dinosaur lights up, moves it's mouth and arms, rawrs and makes shooting sounds. The dinosaur is also pretty big. It's all around fun and got on sale for a good deal. It wasn't too difficult to take apart either. It does come with slime so depends on how you feel about that, but you could always put it up if you don't approve! The slime is kinda sticky. But it's a must have!

The media could not be loaded. Context: I bought this for my 3 year old nephew on sale for around $13.TLDR:Pros: Good value(if on sale). Lots of accessories. Lots of play possibilities. Comes with batteries. Dino’s actions work well.Cons: feels cheaply made. Sounds are weird and annoying. Batteries are button cells. Dark themes. Lack of articulation in dino.This is a mixed bag. Firstly it’s only a good deal if you can get it on sale imo. It comes with a ton of accessories so there are a ton of play possibilities.I bought this for a 3 year old boy knowing that this was intended for slightly older kids. I would say it’s best for 5-8 year olds, but I think it’s still suitable for younger kids for supervised play.Here are things to consider, good and bad:1: it feels pretty cheap.The dino is pretty light for it’s size and has a brittle feel to the plastic. Although it has great details in places.2: The sounds are weird.It doesn’t just roar. It also makes helicopter and “sci-fi laser” sounds. (Much like some of the other robo alive dinos)3: Batteries are included, but they are button cells.4: The dino’s legs don’t move, but the jaws and arms move when you move the tail, along with activating the lights and sounds.5: The dino cage has issues.It’s a cool presentation and makes for an awesome looking gift, and you can store the dino inside it, but most of the other accessories don’t really fit well inside once you have opened it, also stickers don’t come off well, so your stuck with the “try me” stickers which take away from the aesthetic .6: Tons of accessories included, but the theme may be disturbing.This set seems to be heavily inspired by zuru’s 5 surprise “Dino Hunt” blind box toys. (The jeep is a near carbon copy of the “attack jeep” from the blind box toys). And much like those toys, the theme is a bit questionable.The accessories include a working bear trap (it’s actually a pretty clever mechanism)and a dinosaur fetus that is presumably being experimented on by the “dino hunters”(see pics)Also, the dino has a large bloody gash on it’s leg that I hadn’t noticed until my 3 year old nephew pointed it out and said “Ouchie” which was a bit sad(I ended up putting band-aid over it and plan on painting over it at some point).It does come with a lot of accessories(even after I took the darker ones out) and my nephew has had a lot of fun with it, but considering all of the negatives I may have not purchased it. Just depends on your preferences.

Christmas gift for my grandson! He loved it!