Snap Circuits Train Tech Mech 5, Mechanical Coding Robotic
Original price was: $49.99.$34.99Current price is: $34.99.
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“The Mech-5 is a mission-based, entry-level STEM coding robotic that’s designed to encourage younger engineers to study mechanical engineering rules and coding fundamentals. As soon as the robotic is assembled, you possibly can code its actions by snapping the coding buttons onto the coding wheel. Due to this straightforward to observe method the Mech-5 can transfer ahead, backward, and rotate 360 levels. It will possibly even carry out tougher duties like throwing, lifting, kicking, or drawing.Elenco Train merchandise are primarily based on STEM actions (Science, Expertise, Engineering, Math) to show and encourage children of their improvement, all whereas having enjoyable! All Train Tech Inexperienced-Power robots are powered by both water, wind, or solar, so there aren’t any batteries required. Good for future engineers ages 10+.”
Mech-5 is a one-of-a-kind Mechanical Coding Robotic.
This mission-based, entry degree robotic is designed to encourage younger engineers to study mechanical engineering rules and coding fundamentals.
This stem robotic can throw, elevate, kick, draw, and extra, All by snapping the Coding buttons onto the Coding wheel.
Construct it. Code it. Watch it transfer!
Be taught by doing. Geared towards future engineers ages 10+.
Prospects say
Prospects discover the toy determine a enjoyable and academic toy for youths. They point out it is an excellent mission for tinkerers, however some elements needed to be filed off in order that they match. Opinions differ on meeting issue and sturdiness.
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Original price was: $49.99.$34.99Current price is: $34.99.
VA Customer –
Fun set!
Got this as a Christmas present for our 11 year old grandson and he loved it. He has a number of other Snap Circuit sets we’ve gotten for him in prior years, and they are one of his most favorite gifts each year. All the sets work together, so this just adds to his collection of components and allows him to build much more than just this set. It’s a great STEM toy that allows him to be creative while learning. Highly recommend this whole line of products.
David Newell –
Patience required, but worth the effort
Good things come to those who wait. Bought this for my son, 10, who is noted for his meticulous nature. He had no trouble assembling it in various forms, without adult assistance. As others have said yes, there are a million and three tiny parts and screws. If you are patient and careful assembling it, then this very much is worth it. If you are looking for a quick throw together then this kit is not for you. Learning the programming wheel has a bit f a learning curve, but the instructions are very thorough (and have a considerable heft for a kit this size). The robot in operation is quite loud, but then it’s plastic gears and an exposed motor so this is not terribly surprising.
FG –
Best gift for a 10 y.o.
This is a very good robot. Not an ordinary STEM project, it makes your child work, think, spend time and effort. Might be a bit challenging but that what it makes it so interesting. Highly recommend for anyone interested in STEM
Sarah –
Fun toy, difficult assembly
My 8 year old loves this robot. The programming aspect is simple but fun. The assembly is a bit of a chore though. There are MANY pieces which you have to cut out of a frame and make sure that you get all the barbs off so the gears can run smoothly. Iâm fairly good at mechanical things and it took me a couple of hours to make sure it was working properly. I would advise having a jewelry making snips tool, small screw driver, and sand paper on hand for the assembly. Those things are not included. If buying this a a gift I would make sure that an adult is prepared to help the kid assemble it.
Wrong size rotors –
Gift for 13 yo
Makes them have to follow directions and take their time!! Might be a bit challenging but that what it makes it so interesting. Highly recommend for anyone interested in STEM
Mj49 –
8 Year Old Enjoyed Building
My 8 year old son and I enjoyed building the robot together. It is a little smaller than I was expecting, but my son loves it! Be sure to only cut out the pieces you need during each step of assembly as there are many pieces. My son can’t wait to see it in action!
Joe –
PLastic pieces break easily
Although I liked the robot for my Grandson I felt it was too fragile. Plastic pieces that are part of drive system break easily. No replacement parts found to fix.
cmt –
Wonderful
8 year old grandson Absolutely loves this!!
Victor Guajardo –
La mejor opción para desarrollar el interés de los pequeños por la electrónica
Mike –
Easier to assemble than you may first think. The instructions are very good.
Caterina Bertone –
Hours of learning skill to put this robot together keeps child so intrigued.
Francisco J.R.G. –
Excelente, muy buen material, todo entendible y el resultado es muy bueno.
Eric R Barnes –
Good for the young little guy mechanic to be!