The blocks are a pain in the ass because they ...
582179
The blocks are a pain in the ass because they don't stay in place until everything is clamped down.
I'd get the pricier one, knowing what I know now.
3912714
THE ITEMS THAT LIGHT UP WORK FINE, BUT I HAVE A MAJOR ISSUE WITH THE  1. GREEN BLOCK , 2,RED L-SHAPE BLOCK AND THE MOST RESENT ON , THE PURPLE BLOCK PHASED OUT,  NOT I GOT 3 DEAD ASS BLOCKS AND THE REST WORK FINE, NO, NEVER HAVE BEEN DROPPED. THE ARE ON MY BED HEADBOARD, SO SOFT LANDING IF THE DID FALL.
3369475
The blocks are VERY small. They are basically a colorful set of traditional Jenga blocks. I assumed the blocks themselves would be bigger.
2078104
Magnets barely work, and the blocks have to be lined up just right to stick. No way my toddler can get these to stick on her own. Ok regular blocks, though.
1510213
Pain in the butt to put together. Hard to imagine a 9 year old kid doing this actually.  But that's not the main issue, the issue is that once it's put together, after two hours of effort, it's just not very fun. It spins. That's it. It spins at various speeds, I grant you, but that is literally it. Kid turns it on, moves throttle up for increase speed, moves throttle down for decrease speed and that's it. Move on to next item.
I give it two stars as opposed to one as for the first hour my boys and I were involved putting it together and that was fun. But after that, their attention span waned and they lost interest.  Once I showed them the completed piece they were underwhelmed to say the least.

Snap Circuit items are much better, easier to set up for kids and there are various things to do too.  Get those, don't get this.
2855909
Cubes work fine, but the spheres are a pain to fill and get right.
160139
I was disappointed in the type of block.  Too many of a type that is not needed in most building.  For 1000 pieces, there is only about 100  that is truly needed.
847842
You may not get the color pictured.  More importantly these blocks are made poorly.  Overpriced Legos lead me to Best-Lock but in the end there are better alternatives to both like Bric Tek and Mega Bloks.
4283112
The  holes on the board are smaller than they should be,it is almost impossible to stack the pegs in them. The board is made of a pretty soft material which makes it even harder to insert the pegs in. Bad!
652911
when i ordered this, i was not expecting it to be a brain killer. let me explain, it was almost imposible to figure out how to take out the blocks, i doubt that anyone under 11 can solve this. and i was thinking that taking them out was hard, puting them back together is harder, i ordered this over a year ago and i still haven't been able to put them back together correctly, right now the are in my room, untouched and impossible. there is one way to put it together and thats the way you got it. any other way will be to easy to get them out. i recommend you DONT get this unless you are some sort of genius.
3580384
These are very small blocks and on the box it states age 14 and older and yes these are not for the younger builders.  The directions are not helpful.  With block sets the directions will show you the block piece and how many you need, these directions do not have that so you are left looking at the picture trying to figure out what blocks you need, and if you use the wrong piece it is a pain to try and get off.

These were very hard to snap together, some pieces were harder to get on then others.  Once a piece is on it is very hard to get off so do not build this wrong.  I tried to remove a block for my daughter and it was so hard to get a good grip on it and once I did it broke in half.  These are not as durable as Legos and not easy to build with.  Once it is put together it is cute but it does fall apart easily.  I am disappointed with this especially since I like other Little Treasures products.

I received this product at a discount for my honest review, all opinions are my own.
4727271
it does work but like all cargo nets it is a real pain in the goodies to untangle
4268540
I had really high hopes for this table but it is just a pain to set up and take down.  Im selling this and getting a solid top aluminum table as I just cant deal with the frustration.  This is well constructed and if you can get past the pain in the rear set up and tear down then go for it.
1624143
These blocks work as intended though are pretty hard to get together.  One broke while putting the two parts together but only a piece broke off.  It still works.  You may eventually want more than one set but I've yet to see my wife utilize all four of them.
3818793
I love a good 4x6" watercolor block. For years, I've used Canson blocks, because they were about the only quality blocks available in that size. Then I found the Fluid blocks, at a lower price, and thought I'd give them a try. I love the paper - the cold press is "just right," and the texture and absorbency are great. The problem is the block - it's only glued on the long sides, so there is potential for much buckling when the paper is wet. It flattens out OK when it dries, but you have to wait for that to keep paint from running and puddling. Then there's the problem of removing the paper from the block. The glus is so strong on the two sides that it's difficult to cut through, and often another sheet comes up with the page you're trying to get up. I was gifted several blocks in several different sizes and the problem persists in all of them. Great paper, awful blocks. Go back to lightly gluing four sides and you'll have the best watercolor block out there.
1110495
Definitely not LEGO level instructions. Quite a bit of block placement was by inference. 99.5% fit together well, but the ones that didn't made for more frustration. I purchased two identical sets; the first took about 4-5 hours to construct, the second about 2 hours. The biggest obstacle was the packaging.  There were 6-7 packages of seemingly random blocks and the contents of each bag had NOTHING to do with the order in which they needed to be placed.  Therefore, the first assembly took 4-5 hours because I wasted half the time searching the contents of each bag for the desired block.  The second time, I just dumped all the contents of ALL the bags together and searched through the whole pile.  Believe it or not, that was easier.  I have no idea why the bags are packaged like that unless they are "subset" packs, which are also used in building some of the other sets. This makes it easier for the manufacturer but FAR more difficult for the end user. In the end, though, the vehicle looked really cool.

One star for packaging, two stars for instructions, one star for ease of building, and five stars for final product appearance.
2337244
Won't compare them with LEGO or other major brands. They solve the purpose of making kids creative, no doubt. At times the kids get irritated as the blocks don't hold the way they are expected. Also several things which are made in the manual can't be made as-is with the blocks available in the set as the pieces available in the set are not sufficient in number for those creations.