EtnaElectronic Arcade Claw Machine - Toy Grabber Machine with Flashing LED Lights and Sound

U really like this but it's hard to catch anything. If I was using real money, I probably would be upset because I would lose a lot of money, hahaha

Bought this for a birthday party for adults as a fun little thing to play with after dinner, but Oh my god! My entire family was obsessed with it! We literally played for hours on end just trying to get the little prizes (which I also purchased seperately from amazon). It wasn't that the prizes were that great, but the competition to get the most prizes was so fun.This runs on 3 D size batteries, not 2 AA like the details say. So you should definitely know that. The 3D size batteries were more than enough to power the game for hours and then some.The claw works pretty well, you just have to be very precise to get a prize. Be sure you get prizes that aren't too heavy. Little plastic cars and fidget spinners were what I put in it.The only slight con is that you will be hearing that circus music in your dreams! It's only the one tune and man is it loud. The tune gets faster and faster as the turn is about to end. I promise you though...you'll be "hearing" it in your head for a long time after!Great game we'll be using it for more parties in the future.

Can’t turn off sound so it’s really annoying. Works okay. Can’t pick up heavier items.

The last one we owned (purchased 15 years ago) LOOKS exactly the same as this one, down to the very last detail. Bur one HUGE difference is the quality of the product and how much its changed over the years. Mainly the claw itself is now made of cheap plastic and not metal. It's extremely WEAK and won't even pick up lightweight candy like a Tootsie Roll or small bit of taffy etc... We tried and tried for over an hour attempting to get any one piece out without success! The old machine was a three or four attempt (at most) before you would successfully get a "reward". The machine is very loud as well, but honestly that doesn't bother me (at least I always knew when they were playing with it before and could monitor the candy intake - now it doesn't matter because they will never get the candy out anyway!). A waste of money and really frustrating for both kids and their adults alike. Would NOT recommend.

Very hard to take plastic off claw and also hard to load candy.

The media could not be loaded. This was an immediate hit at my grandson’s birthday party! Easy to use, unsure yet how fast it will eat batteries and there is not a rechargeable option. Great fun, he needed minimal instructions and we found fun small prizes in Amazon to put inside. Never overfill, only about 1/3 full or there isn’t room for the claw to do it’s job! Many complained of loud music and no off switch or volume control, we didn’t find it too loud or obnoxious and it stops automatically at the end of each turn. The music actually speeds up as your turn is close to ending to let you know to hurry. In my video the machine rocks a little but it’s because he was so excited he pushed one of the corners off the table. It’s stable, cute, fun and after his birthday we are having him do chores or tasks to earn coins! Gramma is Very Happy with this purchase as it was so enjoyed!

Our son got it on the first try. This was not for him although. I put this on my bartop and me and my wife have many shot competitions trying to be the first to get the candy. After so many shots we just flip this thing over and pour the candy out but it was fun getting there. It's not as easy as it looks so happy gaming to you all. .

I bought this for my grandson's 8th birthday and it was a big hit. The volume IS loud but, after reading the reviews about that problem, my husband and I opened up the bottom of the unit and installed a few resistors in line to the speaker. (We are engineers so we had these laying around - two 1/4W, 40 Ohms in parallel = 20 Ohm 1/2W). This cut the volume to a nice soft level. Other people just cut the line to the speaker but the music is kind of fun so I didn't want to disable it entirely. It takes a little skill to operate which makes it perfect for an 8 year old.