Playability. It's a bit loud and has no volume control. It's OK as different kinda game.

Fun. Good quality toy quick delivery

Head ache. Lovely little gadget but my god is it loud. There should definitely be a function on it to turn it down or even off. So so loud

Keeps the mind active. My grandson loved this, it's compact and easy to store away the lights give it another level of difficulty

It was a gift, she loved it

Fun thing. A good present for my granddaughters .Musical and lights up .Very sturdy

Equally annoying and addictive at the same time. This is an interesting game. The design and concept is quite basic with the overall use quite limited but everyone that has tried it has found it surprisingly fun and addictive. It runs on 2xAA batteries which are not supplied.Very similar to the bop-it game in style but much simpler, the game consists mainly of matching colour sets by rotating and/or swinging the moving colour set parts around the unit. You can see from my video how this game plays, this was easily managed by a 6 year old. There are different play modes, although i can't exactly work them out, but the main timed play involves scoring points against the clock, the game play is accompanied by some really annoying repetitive music which can be switched off but found that this was just not the same. It does get boring after a while, especially when you have scored about as many points you can against the clock. There is a 2 player mode but was quite frustrating to

Engaging toy for young kids. This magic electronic cube has music and colorful lights which is fun to play with. Its attractive and an engaging activity for kids. it encourages you to use your brain and focus on making the cube. You need to insert 2 AA batteries for the music and lights. the game comes with instructions, which are easy to follow. It's actually a great gift idea for young kids.

Magic cube. A fun toy for the kids with coloured flashing lights and simple puzzles to solve. The item feels a little flimsy so may break over time. You need to install 2 x AA batteries and then press the button in middle of cube. This will start the lights, a simple twist of the pieces at side will cycle through the options, to select slide the piece to top position. After that just match the colours, the four game modes will keep them entertained for awhile but I feel not overly long before they get bored with it. In my opinion it is quite expensive at £17.99 for the quality.

Not brilliant quality. I bought one of these from another manufacturer and it was top quality. So to try this and find its the same price but the overall quality and plastic thickness isn't as good is a disappointment.The game itself is quite addictive and went down really well with my competitive son. You need to be really quick to flip the pieces around the outside. There are also several different games to play. It does arrive nicely boxed so you can give it as a gift.Overall, I think although it works as it should it's not as smooth operation as the other one. It feels very cheap and plasticky compared to the other when playing with it. Ultimately its buyers choice but I'd look around first.