It was all good until we played catch with it...
921807
At first my son was excited about this ball. It was soft and easier for him to learn how to catch without the fear of it hurting him if it got him in the face. We played catch for about 5 minutes and in one throw the ball hit the ground and busted open! I was so disappointed in the quality of this ball.
1117896
Don't use this anymore, but it was good when I did.
3548106
It worked great for three weeks until after normal usage holding a phone, a plastic piece inside the suction unit randomly snapped.  I see now that other reviewers have had identical problems, especially recently.  I suppose I'm lucky that mine broke so quickly, so I can still return it.

It was otherwise a pretty good mechanism, if slightly bouncy.
1911138
Worked great until it was basically thrown on the ground by the jerk, so gotta get another one.
3484254
The toy itself is a great idea and our dogs loved to play with it, but they broke it in half after a month of playing with it. I wish they made a black version. (I have 2 dobermans)
501361
It was real fun while it lasted, which was less than a week, with only a bit of shooting on a few of the days. The band broke at the pouch. I'm bot sure it's worth the price of a replacement for another few days of shooting.
3841142
It was fun while it lasted.  My son enjoyed playing with, but we've been through 2 broken remotes that have literally fallen apart in our hands (support was nice enough to replace the first, but it's only a matter of time before it happens again) and the battery life is terrible.  Great idea but would not buy again.  We've had it for not even 3 months and its barely functional.
1399207
Too bad the system these are for turned out to be garbage. But hey, it was fun while it lasted.
100399
The concept of the game is great, my 6 year old has a really fun time with it and it is easy for him to participate. The only downfall is that the chicken timer is faulty and stopped working after a couple of weeks. We use a different timer now, but that timer does play an important role in the scoring so we had to be imaginative in fixing that.
3832633
I wanted to adjust the trigger to make it a bit more sensitive. I started to bend the catch and it snapped off. By reading all the great reviews I must have gotten a defect but hesitant to try to adjust the others.
1998577
We really enjoyed this while it lasted but after less than a week it would only turn red and then then off and then red again.  I am returning it but I wish it had worked because we really enjoyed it while it lasted.  The colors a eye catching and the glitter swirls and its kind of mesmerizing.  I am reorder it.
1343374
we have loved this football, I am an active 60something grammy who can make some mad catches and tosses with this bad boy!
even though my six year old grandson and i have put some "miles" on this ball, I was surprised when it started splitting.  I told him i would order another one anywayif we had gone bowling the money would be gone, so this just needs to be replaced.
1523623
I purchased this toy as a Christmas gift for my 8yr old nephew, but he then asked for a furby, so I saved it for his birthday in Jan. I loved it, he loved it. It was great fun...for about 4 measly days. The bow just snapped in half. Nephew was really disappointed, he thought he had broken it, but after thorough investigation, I figured that since the bow is made out of hard plastic, and is not made to bend, this was the only possible outcome. To keep it from breaking at first use, a semi-flexible metal plate is inserted at the apex of the bow and the firing mechanism, one on each side, except the metal plate is not really attached permanently with a screw, or glue even, to keep it from shifting during use. It is merely inserted into a plastic place holder within the bow and the firing mechanism. It is inevitable that this 'attachment' (for lack of a better word) will shift from its place and fail in supporting the bow when it is pulled when locking the trigger. Without any adhesive to hold the metal plate in its proper place, the bow will snap. It is a mathematical certainty. Unfortunately for me, the grace period for returning a defective product had just expired, so no money back, no replacement. I have heaps of foam 'arrows' for it too... Maybe if you can screw the metal plates onto the bow prior to use, this toy may yet be salvaged. The plates have a hole on each end where a screw ought to have been attached. It looks very sturdy otherwise, and when unbroken was loads of fun.
1484860
I enjoyed this for the months that it worked but I attached the phone today and it resulted in the ball joint snapping out the housing resulting int he attached picture. I had no problem with the phone slipping or the device coming out of my vent; however, not it is now totally unusable. perhaps a stronger and more flexible plastic with an O-ring might resolve this design flaw. I already miss my mount and will be searching for a new one soon.
450150
Like everyone else, we loved this toy. Our son was obsessed with water and fountains and it was perfect, until it stopped working.  Battery change didn't help.  We also bought the other yookidoo fountain ([....]), and it broke even faster.  Great idea, bad execution = waste of money.  I hope this fix the flaw.
1681359
My kids loved it while it worked. Played with it for about a week before the start button stopped working.  I took it apart and found that the bread board which contained the contact point for the start button had broken off...

3 stars for a great looking product that my kids enjoyed but minimal manufacturing elements taken to add durability to withstand being advertised for ages 3+
3129515
Too bad, because it seemed to be working pretty well right up until today, when the double-stick adhesive failed and separated from the back recess of the ThermoPro. Once freed from its magnetized restraint, the poor hygrometer took an oh-so terminal 5'-8" (+/-) fall off of the refrigerator and onto the kitchen floor below. I found it barely flickering face down on the floor, as if it was gasping for its final breaths. Sadly one press on the LCD screen was the final act that ended its misery. Such a short life; it's just over a month old and no longer eligible for return.

A silver lining? At least I now am armed with the knowledge that it's NOT impact resistant. Apparently they don't make glues like they used to over there in China, if they ever made them any good at all.