Looks fun when you first set it up
598732
The seat covers rip on the 'shoulders' once anyone sits down on the chairs. Looks fun when you first set it up, but if you ever use the chairs, they turn to garbage.
1282589
After you set It up, the child requires little to no supervision For using it. It is super fun and educational:)
540011
Took awhile to set up and the directions could be MUCH better .... but with a little patience and an afternoon working on it will provide hours and hours of creative fun !
3464600
Overall the whole thing looks great after its set up. The problem comes after its setup when you touch it & it all falls apart. The stand is pretty useless & the light is so dim I never bother to turn it on. It looks great when it set up & for the price it's not a bad product but if you but the table or touch the stand the whole thing kinda just falls apart. If you can keep it away for everything I'd say it's worth getting
2399565
Set up was a little annoying but not bad. Works looks great.
1766402
This was interesting to set up.  It has to face a certain direction in order to work.  It's very attractive.
167444
Set up is key. You have to know what you're doing with a bit like this!
4579227
On the positive side, it looks great.  It is also larger than it really needs to be.

On the negative side as you put it together parts start falling off.  This is frustrating, more so in the dark.  Even after getting it all put together, should you try to move it, something falls off again.

Count on having to glue the parts together as well as using screws to secure the parts.
903927
The set up wasn't too bad, pay close attention to the directions that things need to be built in and you won't have to restart!  Also pay attention to the times that you're not supposed to tighten something.  I feel like the backboard is kind of cheap, it's all plastic and seems a bit thin, but hoping we'll get a good long run out of this.  Otherwise, I think it's a good price for a good product.
3155105
a bit of a challenge to set up; once set up it is great.....unless the power flickers, then you must reset it again :(
61633
The directions are rather obtuse, but once I figured out the symbology, putting the iCoaster together was pretty straighfoward. I recommend you start with the simpler layouts and work up to the difficult ones. Both of  my kids enjoy helping put it together, and like to watch it in action. Only one problem- it is designed to plug into the iPod, but I could not find a cable to do so.

Overall, it's fun to set up and run. I think it would be interesting to connect up about 3 or 4 iCoasters and see what could be made.
2219439
Look kinda like a kids toy, but it works great so far!
23227
Very difficult to set up, but once it is it works well
1188639
A little tough getting used to it, but once you go it's pretty fun
3135526
Pros - a fun puzzle to assemble, attractive display
Cons - not bright, a puzzle to assemble, cheap parts, some building materials missing (see below), required repair to light socket

This is a fun novelty, but takes a bit of time to throw together. The projector comes in pieces laid out neatly in a small box. Assembly was a challenge, but the kind of thing I enjoy. The instructions are in Chinese but there are figures and numbers that can be interpreted. There are a few tricky steps where it is not obvious what should be done but I was able to figure things out after studying the diagrams and parts. Construction consists of fitting together plastic pieces and occasionally inserting a screw or two. My kit was missing a small sheet of peel-off pieces of tape (judging from the figures) but I was able to use plastic tape without a problem. The projector is operated by two AA batteries (not included) that fit into the base and there is a single switch to turn it off and on. It comes with two lenses that can be arranged at the end of the barrel to control the focus distance. It will take some trial and error to determine how to arrange these lenses to suit your needs. In one configuration, focus distance is only about 15 cm. In another, you can expect about 75 cm. Neither distance is very far, so you will have this sitting next to the wall. I think it'd make a good light for a nightstand. The brightness is low, so you will definitely need to have the lights off to see clearly. The kaleidescope pieces can be rotated around inside of a small plastic tube, but this motion is manual. The bulb screws into a small socket and may be a standard size, but I wouldn't know where to find such small bulbs. It's incandescent so it will probably drain the batteries quickly. One of your first tasks in building the projector is to test the bulb. Mine didn't seem to work at first but I realized that the wires were getting very hot and there must have been a short. After bending a small prong in the socket with a screwdriver, the short was disconnected and everything worked fine. Overall, if your expectations are not high, you won't be disappointed. I would be careful about recommending this to anyone who wouldn't enjoy assembling it. That really is the exciting part. After it's put together, it quickly becomes less interesting.
2232687
The instructions were easy but trying to keep the pieces together was difficult since the littlest of force on one piece ended up seperating another piece I just connected. One of the pieces wasn't completely punched out so it broke while I tried to seperate it from the junk wood. Also one of the number sets was off so that number 30 for example had to go with 31, not with 30. Despite all this I had a lot of fun putting it together once I got the hang of it and it looks great!
4424295
This is a surprisingly nice looking device, once installed. Attaching the background to the wall requires patience and can get tricky.