Various household supplies Robot with Remote Control: 2.4G remote control
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"Stable and interference-free operation from a distance"—that's the promise of this 2.4G remote-controlled robot toy, and it's not just marketing fluff. Designed to keep kids and families endlessly entertained, it's a clever blend of play and education. With intelligent programming, users can whip up custom movement sequences, nudging creativity and problem-solving into high gear. Gesture recognition adds a slick, intuitive layer; wave your hand, and the bot responds, no remote needed.
But wait, there's more: this thing doubles as a dancing, singing machine, busting out routines and tunes to amp up the fun. Its puzzle-like build invites assembly and disassembly, subtly honing fine motor skills and cognitive chops. And here's the kicker—it runs without regular batteries, cutting waste and saving parents from the dreaded battery-run. Perfect for playdates, family shindigs, or STEM sessions, it's a versatile toy that delivers on both fun and function, no age group left behind.
- Intelligent programming capability
- Gesture recognition technology
- Dancing and singing functions
- Puzzle toy design
- No regular batteries required
- 2.4G remote control
General specs
- Brand: Various household supplies
- Seller: Joom
- Control Type: 2.4G remote control
- Functions: Dancing, Singing, Gesture recognition, Programmable actions
- Power Source: No regular batteries required
- Design Type: Puzzle toy
- First listed by seller: 9/1/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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| Price | $83.73 | $34.37 | $38.36 | $29.68 | $40.98 | $40.76 |
| Seller | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom |
| Update | August 30, 2025 | August 8, 2025 | August 13, 2025 | August 16, 2025 | August 16, 2025 | August 18, 2025 |
| Features | Remote control, Gesture recognition, LED eyes, Touch interactive, Sings and dances | Programmable, Interactive, Dancing, Singing, LED eyes, Touch sensitive | Programmable, Interactive play, Educational | |||
| Recommended Age | Toddlers, boys, and girls | For toddlers and kids | Children | |||
Robot with Remote Control
Reviews
Aria M.
Kitchener, ON
September 5, 2025
as someone who's into practical stuff, i picked this up to see if it could add some fun to my home without being a hassle. overall, it's a solid toy—stable operation from a distance means i can control it from the couch without issues, and the programming aspect is cool for tinkering. the gesture thing works well most of the time, but i've had moments where it didn't pick up my movements right away. the no-battery design is awesome; i hate waste, so that's a big plus. on the downside, the music and dance routines get old fast, and i wish there was more depth to the assembly part. for family gatherings or if you have kids, it'd probably be a hit, but for me, it's more of a occasional fun thing. i'd recommend it with some reservations—it's good, not perfect.
- Pros: i love how stable the connection is from across the room, no annoying dropouts or interference. the gesture control is a neat touch—it feels intuitive to just wave and have it respond, and programming custom moves is fun and sparks creativity. plus, not needing to fuss with batteries is a huge win for convenience and the environment.
- Cons: the singing and dancing features could be a bit too loud or repetitive for my taste, and while the build is puzzle-like, it might be too simple for older kids or adults looking for a challenge. sometimes the responses to gestures feel a bit delayed, which can be frustrating.