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HomeElectronicsLearning & EducationSnap Circuits 300-in-1 Training Program |
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10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Great introduction to electronics Sep 24, 2008
By Dawn Burgess
This set is excellent. There are a lot of components, a book with a bunch of projects, and an educational book about electronics, all of which are good. My kids are 9 and 12, and both of them like the set, especially the projects that involve sound activated alarms and such. They experiment, and they rig alarms to startle each other, and they gain a little intuition about how electricity works at the same time.
We did have a piece break; one of the snaps came apart on one of the more fun (read "noisy") components, but I contacted the company and they quickly sent replacement at no charge.
I highly recommend it.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Educational fun + storage for the pieces!! Jul 19, 2011
By R. Louise
Love this "toy" line.
Learn by doing AND teaches your young one to be organized, too!
The case will hold pieces from other Snap Circuits sets -- the odd pieces can fit under the bottom tray.
This and the Green Snap Circuits sets are a perfect, comprehensive set to keep your child busy for eons.
(I have bought these sets for my 6.5 year old -- he needs guidance, but can still work with and enjoy these sets)
WORTH EVERY PENNY!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Every parent shoud buy this product for your kids that love to build things. Better than Lego! Feb 03, 2011
By Marco Fierro
My 8 years old boy was already modifying by himself an original project right after we finished the 3rd project we assembled together. Or I have a genius at home that I wasn't aware of or this product is really amazing - or both!
Really a "must have". Forget about Lego!
The single "but" is the fact that the battery module doesn't have a replaceable fuse (has none). If, by mistake, the kid short-circuit some circuit, it could just "fry" the toy and make it useless. I wonder why the manufacturer did not add, for example, a small car-type fuse to the battery modules. They are cheap and easy to find.
Your child will not realize this is an educational toy!! May 18, 2011
By F. Acito
"Stuffidonotneed"
I purchased the Snap Circuit kit for my mechanically inclined 7 year old. There are over 300 variations - my son was immersed in building with this great kit. It has a nice variation of components, stores easily in the included carry case and is made well.
This has been a great item for my son to build and bring along to school on his "share" days.
I have found my son playing with this with friends and his cousins for extended periods of time. My nephew now has one (age 9) and loves it as well.
Highly recommended.
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