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These are great for the kids. I say that, but my kids usually end up hijacking them from the grandbabies. Addictive, entertaining and easy to use. Trust me, do NOT show them the volume button. Turn it down and accidentally break/glue that puppy. You will still hear the clicks as they push the buttons. I have come to love the sound because it is always followed by laughter. As for durability. These toys have been thrown, kicked, dropped and are still working perfectly. You decide.

I bought the Pop The Target! Handheld Speed Pushing Game kind of on a whim for my 8-year-old, and honestly, it turned out to be a total win. The moment he opened it, he was instantly hooked—and so was I! We’ve been taking turns seeing who can beat each other’s scores, and it gets pretty competitive (in a fun way).It’s a fast-paced little game that really gets their fingers moving, and I love that it doesn’t involve screens. The sounds and light-up targets keep the energy up, and it’s actually kind of addictive. My younger niece (she’s 6) picked it up super easily too when she came over, and now she wants one for herself.What I really like is that it’s small and portable—perfect for road trips or just throwing in a backpack. We’ve even taken it to restaurants to keep the kids entertained while waiting for food, and it worked like a charm.Pros:• Super fun and engaging, even for adults• Easy for kids to use (mine learned it in minutes)• Lightweight and great for travel• No setup—just pop in batteries and goCons:• It does go through batteries kind of quickly, so we keep extras on hand• The sound can be loud, but there’s a volume button (thankfully)Final Thoughts:If you’re looking for a fun little game that gets the whole family involved and doesn’t involve staring at a tablet—this is it. I didn’t expect to like it as much as I do, and my son hasn’t stopped playing with it since we got it. Definitely worth the price!

So fun for all ages, the sound is adjustable and good quality. The color is cute and the size is nice for the hands. Needs batteries. Very fun but the popping is loud so keep in mind lol

I got Pop the Target as a stocking stuffer for my son, who has autism, and he absolutely loves it. It’s simple, engaging, and perfect for sensory play.

10/10 product. I played it the day i got it while i was working waiting for my kid to get home. Reminds me of the old bop it (but pop it). Very satisfying. Bought it for a road trip & it sure did keep my 4 yo entertained. Then all the other kids wanted to play with it too when we met up with family. Simple , not too many bells & whistles & rules, just screen free fun. Bonus that if you mess up it just restarts immediately. No song & dance that you lost

These are so great for winding down at night or just needing a moment of quiet. I know sounds odd since it’s a game but it’s almost rhythmic the way you push the buttons and there’s a silent mode. My teens even enjoy this. These would make really great stocking stuffers for adults and kids. My mom even enjoys playing. Yes, easy to use, great value for money, travels very well.

Keeps my kids entertained but it's sooooo loud. It's a super strong and durable toy. My kids love that it speeds up as they're playing. We originally bought it as a restaurant toy (we dont allow tablets or phones at the tables) but its too loud to play there. The music can be turned down but the popping is crazy loud.

not going to lie I got this for myself, but I made the mistake of bringing it in the living room and the kids LOVE this toy. I have had it for about a year and I have not had to change the batteries on it yet, the size is perfect, and its so cute. The buttons on it are all still working and I would say its very durable, as the kids throw it all over the place when they play with it. many different modes to play on to make it as entertaining as possible. Takes batteries,