Pop Fidget Toy It Game, Pop Pro it , Push Bubble Stress Light-Up Toys, Pattern-Popping Game Anti-Anxiety Autism Sensory Toy for Children Adults

Nice toy kids enjoy it. Nice color batteries does run out kinda fast.

Jokes aside this was a FAVORITE for christmas. I think me and dad have played with it more than our kiddos. It is very maintainable and easy even for my four year old. It challenges her and keeps her busy and whos kidding.. us too!

I seen these and had to get them for my nephew and niece, they are always playing with the pop it’s! They are ages 4 and 6 . They loved them! They played and played. Their parents came to pick them up and then they started playing them! So, FOR ALL AGES! The best part is the sound has a button for high, low, and silent! I will purchase many more for the price and give them as gifts!

Packaging came damaged. When we got the toy out, it was dirty and the buttons and bubbles were very faded and paint was missing from obviously being used. I was tempted to just keep it because my child was so excited but when we put batteries in it, it just made an obnoxious beeping noise and turned off. Very disappointed and will be returning immediately.

I love this toy for my daughter ❤️ she will love I even bought one for myself😅 works well and come with a screw driver also and you can make it have no volume

About half the time the sensors inside don't trigger when u pop a bubble and those same sensors don't trigger when u push the button to reset the bubbles about half the time as well

So, I got the pink one and that thing is straight up broken – the lights only work behind some of the popping buttons; some of them are very faint and other spots won't light up at all, thus making it impossible to not immediately lose the game. Which brings me to my next point: It's way more fun to just turn it off and not play the stupid light-up game, popping the buttons and resetting them, rinse and repeat. Which, at that point, you basically just have one of those normal popping toys you can get at grocery store checkout aisle. The volume is really loud on mine, even at its lowest. The images on the control buttons at the top of mine (on/off, volume, etc.) are also slightly worn away. That said, the specific shade of pink is very lovely, and the device feels nice in your hands. The popping buttons themselves make a nice sound, much preferred to the jarring "YOU LOSE" blasts offered by the game. I would probably rather use this than a normal silicone popping toy. HOWEVER... the product objectively kind of sucks and I feel like it's a fluke that my ever-loving bleeding heart is looking at its redeeming qualities and preparing to cherish it forever.

It was a bit difficult to figure out how to use and the instructions aren't the best. After we figured out how to use it, it's been impossible to put down. My kids love playing with it and keeps them entertained without having to put a device in front of their face. My wife and I love playing too. It such a simple premise but so addictive.