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Very good product, Reminds me of my childhood and want my chid to feels the same joy, amazing puzzle toy for brain functions and its value for money in this price range. Had one more like this in past but this one is sturdier than the previous one.

It's a great gift for your little one. Just don't let them leave it on the floor as the front part can crack easy if stepped on.

This was ordered as a gift but it arrived with the ball wedged in one of the gears.Without being able to play, my first impressions were --1. no instructions,2. obviously easy to get the ball stuck (since it arrived that way),3. it was not obvious how we were supposed to start the maze by getting the ball into Zone #1 short of just jiggling and hoping for the best. Again, no instructions and maybe it would have been obvious had we been able to move the ball.

I bought this one for my little one. He is not there yet, but I can't wait for him to start having fun with this. It's built robust. Should be able to sustain drops and its fun to work it out.

This is a pretty fun game. I work with kids ages 11-18 and they all seem to like it. You have to get the marble to go from hole 1 to 24 I think, by only moving the outer ring.

Bought this for my grandson as a Christmas gift and he loved it

My kids want to like this so much! They love fidgets and toys similar to it, but this one has been very difficult for them.They are 10 and 11, and I thought this would be a good travel toy. It does travel great, and there are no pieces to keep up with.The ball for it is only inside and not removable, but it is very small. I often hear, “where is the ball” as they struggle to find it. It’s small size does mean that the holes and toy is quite small, but that also increases frustration.You have to turn the dial quite a bit to get the ball to 1, and honestly it can only be achieved on the left side (even though there seems to be an entrance or maybe exit on the right). When going to number 1, you could easily just move it backwards and say that you finished it; which frustrated my other kid when one did that.Going from 2 to 3 in the direction of the arrows takes a very long time as the dial doesn’t turn the center gears very easily, but it works.Overall, it’s easy to travel with, and entertaining, but very stressful for kids.

At least for me who can’t get past spot 12. I bought this to help me (adhd) keep busy but underestimated my frustration levels and have thrown it a few times (great durability!) my kids however (8&9) have gotten to 20 and they love this. Great for them when we’re at restaurants, car rides, or when internet goes down.