🤖 Unlock the ABCs of fun with robots that teach and transform!
JOYIN Alphabet Robots Toys are a multi-functional STEM learning set featuring 26 detachable letter robots that combine into three giant 7¼-inch robots. Made from durable, non-toxic plastic and meeting US safety standards, these toys promote hand-eye coordination and alphabet skills. Perfect for educational gifts, classroom prizes, and holiday celebrations.
| Item Weight | 2.01 Pounds |
| Size | Medium |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Color | Multi_color |
| Subject Character | Alphabet |
| Theme | Robots |
| Battery Type | [UN] |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Educational Objective | Hand-eye coordination development and alphabet sequencing skills building |
| Power Source | manual winding |
| Number of Players | 1 |
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My kiddo loves
My little boy loves these , he’s so hard to gift for but he loves these alphabet and I saw this mentioned a lot in an autism group and it’s now one of his most favorite toys
J**U
Fun and educational
Great toy, my 4 year old loves to play with it to make the big robots and the letter robots too.
C**S
fun learning tool
These mini robot letters are a great learning and play tool. The letters can be combined to form larger robots. Both the 6 yr old and 9 yr old love them
R**N
Each letter is separately wrapped, and they were good as far as transforming
Very good transformers my grandson has them at school and that’s why he wanted them for the house so they’re pretty tough unbreakable, they seem unbreakable
M**B
cutest toy ever!
my son loves these! endless play! keeps them entertained for hours! great quality too.
A**R
Fun and educational toy
Perfect gift from my 2 and 4 year old boys. I love that they are also educational so my kids not only have fun assembling that but work on letters as they play.
L**I
Good gift
Good toy. My grandchildren play with them for hours
S**T
Sparked imagination.
My grandchildren had played with these at an indoor play park and enjoyed them so much, I purchased a set for home. The boys are 4 and 6 years old and enjoy assembling them and finding ways to use them to create new figures. While not fancy, the boys continue to be interested in playing with them at every visit.
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