Buki France 7160 Electronic Expert. Children's Electric Circuit Experiments. STEM Toy with 50 Experiments. Includes resistors, diodes, switches, rotating lights, LEDs and more. Science Kit for kids 8+

Daughter absolutely loves this set (she is 8) and a year after purchase it still is keeping her entertained. This set teaches your child patience, the value of reading instructions and of course electronic circuits! There are so many fun experiments to do which adults can join in with.

Gives the young people an interest in a future in electronics

Great game - it has over 60 experiments and generally my 11 year old son was able to understand it and follow it with ease. Limited fun but a while worth it toy. Overall not a bad toy for money.

Bought for neighbours sons birthday and he loved it. Parents not impressed with the noise it makes, but every child should have at least one noisy toy a year. His second this year and 3rd arriving at Christmas. Well worth the money

I found it that where the battery fits there isn’t any power control on/off switch fitted so when and if kids playing with it they can easily connect power supply wrongly. It is very hands on to build circuits good fun when it’s working.

I had high hopes for this item. Unfortunately returning! I can't put the rotating light thing together the ends just pop off. And the digital display is popping up. Maybe I've got a dodgy one but certainly not worth £26.

I was expecting to build a radio transmiter or receiver or do some digital logics with my son. But this only has the basics.

my daughter loved it

Was a St Nicolaus gift for 6 years old boy and we are surprised how much he like it! Normally the toy doesn’t occupied for more than an hour or so. This was was a great gift. Quality could be a bit better but all the setting are great for a young boy. He assembled everything alone even if I thought it could be too difficult. Great time also for adults. Manual in many languages.

Mon fils adore

Swietne

Nous avons offert ce jeu à notre enfant de 7ans pour lui faire découvrir ludiquement les différentes manières d'alimenter une lumière ou un appareil. Comment faire pour diminuer la puissance lumineuse, les différentes solutions permettant de couper le passage d'un signal électrique, etc. Le matériel est vraiment bien fait et permet de montrer et de faire comprendre beaucoup de choses basiques. En revanche, il est préférable qu'un adulte soit présent pour le coté pédagogique. Maintenant, c'est lui qui manipule en toute autonomie et s'amuse à nous expliquer ses branchements.

The quality is quite poor. I haven't tested it yet but you see in the picture that the backside is literally cardboard. In 35 euros they did not have the audacity to put a plastic cover. Moreover the sticker in the front looks like that its been printed on a dot matrix printer. C'mon guys.