It looks great online but it feels like a child's toy
585821
It looks great online but it feels like a child's toy, the plastic is so cheap. You'll end up cracking or breaking this. I'd buy a Dell for just a little more. I say that hesitantly as I am a Toshiba and Apple fan. The only two brands I have bought over the past 20 years. This is my first disappointment with Toshiba. (sad face here)
33220
The rifle seems to be well build and fairly accurate. I did not care for the feel of this synthetic stock it felt very cheap and very light. Almost like a toy. I ended up returning it and purchasing a higher quality rifle with a wooden stock.
4918601
Here's the thing. It's big, and looks great but there are a few details to know before you buy. First, in order to make it look like the package, it requires somehting like 32 decals to be carefully applied- many like making a model airplane. Definitely not for the kid to do, and requires a lot of patience for the adult. In some ways it's a really cool toy, but in others it's just like a big sci-fi Tonka truck. And despite all the decal detailing, it's missing the biggest draw of Wall-E's house/truck: all the cool junk he had. Instead, you have all these decals inside that sort of simulate all his stuff, but really, it doesn't give you much to actually look at, and kids don't get that aspect at all. My son loves Wall-E like nothing else and was initially excited about it, but I noticed didn't really get what to do with the interior all that much.

So I ended up going out and buying a bag full of doll-house miniature items and glued them all into the inside of the truck, just like in the movie. I also added a new floor texture like the metal of the movie. Well, guess what? Now he uses it all the time, because it looks and feels like the real thing. Problem is, it cost almost as much as the whole truck to buy all that fake "trash" and plus you have to be somewhat arts and crafts oriented (I have design degree) to really do all that. I made sure to glue it securely so littler kids wouldn't be eating anything. So it's mixed bag for the money. A lot of potential, but I think they stopped short of realizing it.
4116351
It looks big online but very small. But noe the less I like it
2650300
i guess itd be great for a kid as a toy but for me its way too light and flimsy and bad quality. the chains good quality, but thats also really short. it also makes noises and plays recordings from the show so i guess thats cool -- if i were a kid

so:

good for a kid
dont get for a teen or over unless as a joke
2718630
I was hoping this was going to be a little more high end but it wasn't.

Firstly, the packaging is a little child-like. Not that I expected this to be professional by any means but it's a little girly and a little more toy-ish than I hoped.

Also, you'll need batteries which are not included. I think this would've been cooler if you'd have the option of battery or AC adapter.

The ring overall feels very cheap. Thin plastic and not very durable. I haven't dropped it by I feel like if you did on something other than a rug it'd chip or break easily.

The lighting is okay. Not super impressed with it. It gives off a cool "ring" effect of you snap pictures close up where you can see the eyes but overall it's not amazing.

It clips on to your phone but if your phone case is very thick it won't fit on it at all. I have a very thin case and it fit but not with a lot of extra room for a thicker phone case.

I'd consider this more of a toy than a mature phone photography equipment.

Sample provided for my evaluation and honest review.
4729496
My six year old adores these mini dolls. I don't quite understand the attraction, but I feel like it has something to do with the fact that they come with a webkinz type code that you can use to access the Crib Life website. The code seems to really up the cool factor for little girls.
That being said, the Crib Life website leaves much to be desired. Beyond dressing up an online version of your doll and listening to their theme song, there really isn't much to do.
Overall, the website is less important to my daughter than having a cute mini baby doll to carry in her backpack...plus, I found these dolls at Ross for really cheap so the that the website is kind of lame doesn't bother me much.
2527052
toy is great for kids but not a serious CosPlay or adult type costume.
2165898
It's ok.  It's nothing overwhelming Wonderful.  I bought one similar at Home Depot for little less money.  Look better online than in person.
457061
I was not impressed. This looked better online than in person. I ordered 2 I kept one for my daughter and gave one as a gift for her friend. I felt a bit embarrassed that I was giving it. so I went to toy store and included a gift card with the  gift. Kids play dress up is still fun anyway
4494235
like that the color is eactly as it looks online but not too impress with the quality of the material
3993887
The Boogie Board Rip should be marketed as a toy, I bought it to use less paper at work and that it formatted to PDF. The screen is too small, it is lightweight but not in a good way it feels like a kids toy. They have a great idea that I would have paid more for if it the screen was real paper size and didn't feel like a toy. I wish I would not have spent the money.
4070670
Looked better online. Wanted to replace an old, similarly styled cheap Casio worn in the yard, cleaning, etc.; but this one looked too much like a watch for a ten year old child.
4770021
It's a cool toy, but I feel really vulnerable when I play with it. The resolution isn't very good but the motion tracking is very immersive and I feel like my house could be getting robbed and I would never know.
1523456
I think my 13mo son likes pushing this trike around more than riding in it. It's funny because he loves putting his stuffed animals in the seat then pushing it around the living room.

The good is that it looks fantastic. It's flashy, and looks like a Radio Flyer branded product! I love how it looks from afar. It had quite a few steps to assemble, but I had it put together inside 30 minutes. I love how I can disengage the pedals while I push my son. His feet cannot reach them fully, and the pedals could smack the tops of his feet when engaged. I discovered pulling the right side puck out from the rim to disengage the pedals to let them float and it's made it easier. Now if there was only a way to disengage and lock the handlebars so my son doesn't crank the to the right.

The bad is that it's a bit loose once assembled. Meaning that I have all the screws tightened well (I triple checked and am tempted to check again). The stroller bar, which dominates the handlebar, has a lot of play to it like an old car's manual steering wheel. Since it's loose, the front wheel can drift left or right. The handlebar is also not straight with the front wheel. I've had to make many attempts to straighten the bar, but it just falls out of alignment over and over.

The other thing that is kind of unfortunate is how this trike is not easily portable. Meaning, it doesn't collapse to fit in the trunk of a car. So I cannot use it to take him to our weekly trips to the zoo (annual pass holder). I have to use our regular stroller, which isn't bad. Just sad that I cannot use this instead.

It's a great trike for now. Maybe it'll last until he's old enough to ride it on his own. But I'm doubtful. I think this is just a conversation piece now more than anything.
4285292
It's so small it looks like it is for a child but I purchased it for an adult friend of mine.
3170849
I thought this was so cute online. It feels awful to the touch. I am going to send it back.