Remote Control Robot Combat : The Arena is Waiting for You!
The Remote Control Robot Toy: Ultimate Combat Experience
Dive into the arena with the ultimate robot fighting toy! Thanks to 2.4G remote control technology, every movement is fluid and precise, allowing your toy robot fighter to move with agility. Get caught up in the excitement of battle, where every move counts. Fighting robots have never been so real!
Our Fighting Robots, an Unusual Gift for Enthusiasts
Are you looking for the perfect gift for a science enthusiast or to surprise someone with a unique gift? Look no further! Our toy fighting robot is not only fun, it’s educational too. With light and sound effects, as well as somatosensory motion detection, this robot boxer is the ideal toy to capture attention and stimulate the imagination. Deliver the most immersive fighting experience and watch your loved ones’ eyes light up with joy.
Features of the Toy Fighter Robot
- Materials: ABS plastic
- Robot size: 8 cm x 8 cm x 10 cm
- Controllable with remote control
- Power supply: USB
- Battery capacity: 3.7V/60mAH
- Charging time: 25 minutes
- Play time: 25 minutes
- For children aged 6 and over
- Style: Robot fighting toy
- Gift idea for children
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Brighten up your child's everyday life with a Toy Robot
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Rachel Thornton –
Bought these for my two lads (7 and 9) who normally spend Saturday mornings wrestling on the sofa. Now they’ve got a proper ring made out of cushions and the robots do the fighting instead. The shrieks of laughter when one gets its head knocked back were something else. Batteries went in easily, the controllers are chunky enough for small hands, and nobody’s ended up in tears yet, which is a first.
Graham Pettifer –
spent far longer than I’d like to admit playing with these before wrapping them up. Each controller sends its own signal so the two robots never get their wires crossed, and the punching arms are driven by a little motor inside that snaps back when you hit the button. Clever bit of kit for the money. Nephews adored them.
Dennis Okafor –
Good fun and sturdier than I expected. Only reason it’s not five stars is the range on the controllers, you need to stay fairly close or they get a bit twitchy. Grandson doesn’t mind a bit though.
Maureen Stackhouse –
Got these for our Alfie’s birthday. Big smile the second he opened the box. Brilliant.
Margaret Hollis –
Bought these for my two grandsons, aged 7 and 9, and the living room has not been the same since. They were shouting, cheering and diving behind the settee within minutes, and the eldest has already declared himself champion of the world. Cracking present, and I got to sit back with a cuppa and enjoy the show.
Daniel Pritchard –
spot on. two remotes, two robots, and the punches actually land properly.