Deejoy Kids Tool Bench, Realistic and Electric Drill, Transformable Tool Set
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About Deejoy Kids Tool Bench, Realistic and Electric Drill, Transformable Tool Set
Overall Feedback:
72% positive
71% praised the durability, while 29% found it broke easily
I was disappointed and shocked when I put the toy together and saw the difference in size and playful activity.
71% found it easy for little hands to use, but 29% didn't
It wasn't easy to assemble the toy-construction-tools since they didn't come with instructions. But once assembled, I found it to be a cute and legit tool bench with all the tools.
The realistic tools and electric drill are a kid's dream come true. I could see sparks of imagination flying as my little one started playing handyman.
I find the toy too complicated for my kid to use on their own.
68% liked the educational benefits, but 32% found it lacking
The realistic tools and electric drill are a kid's dream come true. I could practically see the sparks of imagination flying as my little one started playing handyman.
For what it is, the toy is great.
I expected the toy to be easy to use but found it to be complicated, making it difficult for my kid to use it on their own.
I find the product overpriced for a toddler who is interested in realistic tools.
65% found it portable, but 35% didn't
I wish the tool bench came in a larger size for older toddlers or those who like to spread out their creative chaos.
I was disappointed when I realized the difference in size and playful activity of the toy-construction-tools. It was an experience-rich sentence with specific information.
I thought the toy would be easy to use since it changes from a toolbox to a stand, but it's actually pretty complicated.
72% liked the safety features, although 28% found them inadequate
The tools are made to withstand the exuberance of tiny hands at work, indicating good safety features.
The toy's conversion from a toolbox to a stand is too complicated for me to do it on my own. This could be a safety concern if my kid is not able to operate the toy safely.
I felt like a complete failure as a parent when I saw the toy-construction-tools were much smaller and less playful than expected.
