Tacto Electronics by PlayShifu - Real Figurines, Digital Games | Tinkering Game Set for Kids | STEM Toy Gift for Boys & Girls Ages 6 to 12 Years (App Based, Tablet not Included)

The media could not be loaded. My family and I had the opportunity to bring the Shifu Tacto Electronics kit into our home, and both my girls have enjoyed playing it. They both enjoy being hands on when playing with anything. I love that this game has actual real live figurines that they play the game with. It encourages them to keep playing and challenge themselves throughout the different levels. Plus, there are multiple games inside, so they can even change it up. My eldest daughter is learning how electricity is made, how it powers up, where it gets the energy from, and so much more. I have even learned a few fun facts while helping her play. It really gets my eldest thinking outside the box and trying to find strategic solutions throughout the levels. I Highly recommend this for young growing minds, and especially little ones who have a love for engineering and exploration!

The media could not be loaded. Wonderful things to be said about Tacto Electronics! My kiddos are ages 4 and 8 and could both find enjoyment in these games. While on totally different levels, they worked together to help each other learn. I feel this made them both more confident when they chose to play on their own afterwards. I love that all the pieces are able to be stored (without losing!) and can be tucked away/pulled out whenever necessary. I can see this not only being an excellent resource for at home, but as an addition to a classroom or even used in speech therapy. There is a lot of room for language development. Hands on (and safe) learning for the win!

This set is a lot of fun for kids but isn't without flaws. We set it up first on a Lenovo tablet and everything went smoothly. You simply tap the pieces on the tablet and the app recognizes them. Some of them you slide or twist for different functions. Our 10 year old breezed through all the lessons and was frustrated by all the "coming soon" lessons that aren't available yet. But then he found on the Fix 'em Elliot game where you can tap in the upper right corner and open a grid to make your own circuits. This is his favorite thing to do with the pieces. Except that the solar panel doesn't work here. For some reason it shows up as pretty much everything but the solar panel.We decided to also install it on our Kindle Fire for the younger kids. This is where a lot of problems came in. It doesn't recognize the pieces about 60% of the time and tells the child they are wrong and to try again. It is so frustrating. Oddly enough, the solar panel does show up on the circuit on this app, but only sometimes. Trying to use that part of the app is nearly impossible since you never know what piece its going to show up as. Our Kindle Fire is one listed as being compatible, but this definitely is not compatible.We'll stick with using it on the Lenovo and hope that more lessons are opened up soon.

Greater idea but very poor execution. App is very buggy when runing it sucks up charge in device game constantly shutdown. Ux is difficult to use overall more work needs to be done one this product line contacted customer service that make this product and they have no clue how it works. I gave them suggestions on what to improve hopefully they listened

This is a great learning tool for kids. I have my 4 and 7 year old learning things about electricity! The app works well with the toy pieces it came with.My kids really like it and so do I!