iPlay, iLearn Large Truck Engine Toy, Kids Mechanic Car for Toddler Age 3-5

Grandchild loves it still uses it a year later

I hesitate to call this a toy. It is educational and interactive, and my STEM-forward grandson (5yo) LOVES IT! It's very well constructed and sturdy. My only peeve was the instructions...or lack there of. The "instructions" are for the child, and how to disassemble the engine. However, you, the parent, have to first assemble it. I literally went to the end of the kid's instructions and worked my way backwards to put it together!

Just got it and so far so good. Looks better than the chinese knockoffs. Instructions tells you what to do to put it together but not how to do it which is kind of pointless. I went by looking at the photos. Waited a week to receive it and then it gets delayed an additional 3 days. I was disappointed but not a reason to throw a fist. Just be patient.

Bought this for my 4yo birthday. He loves playing with it and taking it apart. Had small chokeable pieces so definitely observe if your child is one that puts things in their mouth. Great, hard plastic. Took about 20min to put together. We bought it in September, put batteries in it and it still works great. Great toy for an older child who won't put smaller pieces in mouth.

We bought this for my son’s third birthday. He had fun with the sounds and lights but didn’t really understand how to “work” on the car yet. It has lots of bolts they can take apart and put back together. It was a little annoying when we first got it since it often just ended up being pieces everywhere OR they found the hole that is big enough to stick things through and filled the car with all the bolts and anything else they could find like colored pencils and crayons etc. we had to fully take the car apart - tiny screws deepest that are not meant to be taken apart as part of the toy…empty it out and put back together. Now that my son is almost 4 he understands and has the dexterity to screw in the bolts and spends hours working on his car. **the dipstick is dangerous. We took this out and kept it safe until recently we gave it back. Small and pointy. Agree with others that the hood lifts are poorly designed. The hood often gets knocked down and heads and fingers can get hurt. Overall we enjoy this toy and would suggest for 4+ years old.

This car set up has entertained my grandson for months and is still providing him with fun and challenge. Its one of his favorite toys and doesnt seem to have lost its novelty.

My child is a super hands-on building and problem solver and this toy seems to meet all of the criteria. I bought it for my nephew who is three going on for and it’s a super great toy for hands-on experience. The truck is big study and perfect for small hands and the tools and the engine parts are easy to handle very well designed for young children my nephew loves great for his motor skills coordination and early stem thinking highly recommended for age groups 3 to 5.

Really cute, pretty sturdy and great learning, coordination and pretending experience. My grandson loves this big rig engine and it has sounds and lights that are exciting for him. I think he's had it since Christmas 2023, and he stood and held the tools, pressed the buttons. Then he was able to use the handles to push it, lift the hood, work on the engine, and now he's turning 3, and still loves playing with it. Good toy👍