Wowwee Tri-Bot™ Interactive Robot Toy Review
The Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot is a red robot with a cheeky smile. It does not look as creepy like other robots nor does it have the boxy look. Truly, as it is described in the box, the Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot has an expressive face with eyebrows that go up and down, and eyes that light up. The Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot measures seventeen by ten by twelve inches and weighs a mere two pounds. It is interactive because the Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot has built in games, makes (corny) jokes, says witty comments, and even tells stories. In short, a companion, a friend. Perhaps even better than a friend because you never have to fight with the Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot. The Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot is truly entertaining and my son loves playing with it. He finds it really easy to use, especially because it comes with a remote controller that is tilt-sensitive.
If you point at him and twist your wrist, the Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot will follow you around. This always cracks my son up. Another great feature of the Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot which I personally love is its alarm mode. When you set the Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot's alarm, it starts sounding off and running about. The only way to stop it is to catch the Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot. Truly, it is a real wake-up call. This takes the pain out of waking my son up for school every morning. To use the Wowwee Tri-Bot Interactive Robot, you only need eight double-A batteries and three triple-A batteries for the remote control. The battery has not yet run out on my son's first month of usage because of its standby and sleep modes. Truly a great find and an entertaining toy.
Published by Yvonne Cote
I am a retail worker that is interested in reviewing all types of consumer products. View profile
Wooden Blocks: The Ultimate Child's ToyThe toy market created to draw in adult money has little if anything to do with the play requirements of most children. Blocks + a ball + imagination = almost all the 'plaything...- Step2 Toy Manufacturer Helps Consumers Find Toys Made in the U.S. The recent toy recalls in the U.S. has consumers searching for American made toys for Christmas. Here is a list of 10 U.S. toys that are manufactured in America.
Toy Recalls Have Toy Industry in Crisis as Consumer Confidence is ShakenToy recalls have awakened a trusting public, shaken consumer confidence and focused the spotlight on retailers' need to communicate effectively with shoppers during a product cr...- Pleo Dinosaur by UGOBE: Tech Toy Product ReviewThe Pleo Dinosaur by UGOBE is an amazing, evolving robot toy, with enough versatility that it will never become boring to a lively child's mind.
- Safe Toys and Creative Toy Alternatives for Year Round and Christmas GiftsRecent toy recalls have left parents feeling confused and even frightened of the gifts their children might receive. Herein, you will find toys that are guaranteed safe by their manufacturers, as well as some creative...
- Toy Review: Aquadoodle Travel Go N Doodle
- Kids: Turn Recycled Materials into a Craft Toy for a Pet Cat
- The Marx Toy & Train Collectors Annual National Convention
- Phoenix Mars Lander: The Litttle Robot that Could
- Toy Safety Tips
- Los Angeles Toy Industry Moves From Downtown to the Valley
- Shiny Toy Guns: Band Takes You Back to the '80s And Then Some
1 Comments
Post a CommentGreat Review! Do you think this can be used without the remote? I bought two at the thrift store last night for $1.50 each but they did not have remotes.