TOY LIFE Kids Tool Set with Kids Tool Belt, Toddler Tool Set with Electric Toy Drill
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About TOY LIFE Kids Tool Set with Kids Tool Belt, Toddler Tool Set with Electric Toy Drill
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
71% appreciated creativity encouragement, while 29% found it limited
I think this toy set is a great way for kids to experience how tools can be fun.
If it can hold my 3 year old's attention and imagination for more than 3 hours, then the toy is worth the $20, even though it needs a bit of work.
There are gray plastic pegs that do not fit with any tool and the workbench portion is not useful.
68% praised the durability, while 32% found it broke easily
After only a couple of uses, the hammer broke, indicating poor quality.
I think the product is cheap and won't last long with an active child who loves tools and loves to bang things.
The plastic is thin and flimsy.
I used a hammer made of hollow plastic which broke within 10 minutes.
71% found it easy for little hands to use, but 29% didn't
I love that the toy comes with a case for easy storage and convenience while carrying around.
The tool belt keeps falling off the child and makes it difficult for me to use the tools.
70% liked the educational benefits, but 30% found it lacking
If it can hold my 3-year-old's attention and imagination for more than 3 hours, then the toy is worth the $20.
The tool set comes with everything needed for kids and is very well made.
I couldn't screw the nut on with the drill as it wasn't strong enough.
My son's belt strap broke the moment he walked into school, indicating poor educational value of the toy-construction-tools.
69% found it portable, but 31% didn't
The toy set comes with a carry case for organizing the tools and the pliers can be painful if fingers get caught in them, as mentioned by the reviewer.
68% liked the safety features, although 32% found them inadequate
At best, safety glasses and dust masks are uncomfortable and unsafe.
