| Model Number: | 209916 |
| Batteries Required?: | Yes |
| Batteries Included?: | No |
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A miniature look-a-like of the original cartoon styled robot with a wild personality, Mini Tri-bot is the innovative talking personality-packed companion who's more than your average robot. He's 9 inches (22cm) tall, battery operated and spins around on mini wheels. Mini Tri-bot also has a pop-top head, LED eyes and poseable arms--and he is perfectly priced for impulse purchases to make someone smile!
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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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I confess I was a little disappointed with this toy. It doesn't actually do very much and the supposedly poseable arms would not move at all. That said, it works and my 5 year old seemed very pleased with it so that's all that really matters.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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A simple robot - but it has only one setting on or off so it is annoying after 10 mins for parents.
The only noise is the wheels turning - no robot noises (beeps etc). But its a constant noise - quite loud on wooden floors.
Gets stuck easy when it gets into a corner or is against a wall as it does not reverse or turn.
Eyes light up when on.
Only suitable for home use as all it wants to do when on is scoot across the floor.
The only noise is the wheels turning - no robot noises (beeps etc). But its a constant noise - quite loud on wooden floors.
Gets stuck easy when it gets into a corner or is against a wall as it does not reverse or turn.
Eyes light up when on.
Only suitable for home use as all it wants to do when on is scoot across the floor.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Disappointing Wow E
19 Jan 2009
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I bought this robot for Christmas for my son. I read it was just like the big Wow E. When it come and I put the batteries in it, it just went forward and the eyes light up. It is ok. But I think I would get him the big Wow E next time , this one just sits on his dresser collecting dust. My son was a very disappointed. I guess you get what you pay for. If someone is looking for a model of the Wow E it's ok, but But I don't know if I could recommend this one. I going to get him the big one for his Birthday. Karla Cummings
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
The Mini Tri bot does not really do much
14 Jan 2009
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The Mini Tri bot does not really do much, it rolls forward or spins if you tip it. Our children lost interest in a matter of hours.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Anti-climatic
25 Dec 2008
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This toy reminds me of the "First Ever Pontiac G6!" marketing campaign a while back. Of course it is the first - you just made it. This toy is labeled a collectible but I see no reason to collect them.
Our toy rolls in a straight line and blinks it's LED eyes. No noises, no stunts, no nothing. We can manually pose the arms and there might be a joint near the bottom of the body but I am afraid to apply enough force to attempt to bend it for fear it might break.
This isn't a case of inflated expectations. We like all toys - wooden puzzles, Matchbox cars and reproductions of old toys that rely on the power of imagination more than batteries.
In short save your money and spend it on something else.
If any amazing features should appear I'll be sure to revise my review.
Our toy rolls in a straight line and blinks it's LED eyes. No noises, no stunts, no nothing. We can manually pose the arms and there might be a joint near the bottom of the body but I am afraid to apply enough force to attempt to bend it for fear it might break.
This isn't a case of inflated expectations. We like all toys - wooden puzzles, Matchbox cars and reproductions of old toys that rely on the power of imagination more than batteries.
In short save your money and spend it on something else.
If any amazing features should appear I'll be sure to revise my review.
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