- The Hexbug Crab has light and sound sensors
- "sleeps" in dark areas, wakes on light
- Fits in the palm of your hand
- Various Colours
- reacts to sound.
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Product Specifications
Educational Objective(s)Spacial Awareness
Main Language(s)English unknown
Model Number451-1241
Number of Puzzle Pieces1
Assembly RequiredNo
Batteries Required?Yes
Batteries Included?Yes
Material Type(s)Plastic
Radio Control Suitabilityindoor
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Product Description
Product Description
The HEXBUG Crab is a micro sized robotic creature that uses its autonomous light and sound sensors to hide in the dark and run from loud noises. You can control where each HEXBUG Crab scurries and can make it change direction with the clap of your hands.
Product Description
Watch the Black Hexbug Crab creep across floors and tabletops. Scuttling around on its eight legs, the Hexbug Crab uses its light sensor to find dark corners to hide in. When it finds one, it stops and 'falls asleep' until you make a loud noise and scare it out . You can also make noises to get it to change direction when walking around. Hexbug Crab uses? 2 LR44 ?batteries, which are included. Boys aged 14 and up will love this scuttling robotic creature. There are all sorts of different Hexbugs for you to collect, check out our full range of Hexbug robots and accessories . Features Crawling Hexbug robot crab Uses light sensor to find dark spaces Changes direction when it hears noises
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this for my six year old, who wanted a black one specifically. Who knows why?
The Crab looks good, but makes quite a bit of mechanical noise, as if clockwork. It makes its way slowly across the floor, sometimes randomly changing directions. It does change direction on a hand-clap, about 50% of the time. When it gets to a relatively dark place, it stops moving. It seeks inactivity. My son played with it for 10 minutes and then found something more interesting, and I couldn't really blame him.
I happened to buy a proper mechanical wind-up crab for our other son, and we had just as much fun, but wih it costing £1.50. Hexcrab is great if you are interested in expensive toys - but I recommend you save your money.
The Crab looks good, but makes quite a bit of mechanical noise, as if clockwork. It makes its way slowly across the floor, sometimes randomly changing directions. It does change direction on a hand-clap, about 50% of the time. When it gets to a relatively dark place, it stops moving. It seeks inactivity. My son played with it for 10 minutes and then found something more interesting, and I couldn't really blame him.
I happened to buy a proper mechanical wind-up crab for our other son, and we had just as much fun, but wih it costing £1.50. Hexcrab is great if you are interested in expensive toys - but I recommend you save your money.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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If you like crabs, you'll like this product. We've had it for over a couple of months now and it's still working well and enjoyed by my 4year old son.
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Disappointing. None of the positive reviews seem to bear any resemblance to the reality of this product. Boring. Boring. Boring. Waste of money.
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