Cosi SketchBot

Picked this up right before New Year's and my girl has barely put it down. She sat through an entire family gathering drawing at the table. Nobody minded.

My five-year-old drew our dog using one of the animal cards. I've got her picture framed on my desk at work.

We picked this up for our son (age 4) and he insists on doing at least one card before bed every night. His coloring has gotten noticeably better since we started.

My daughter gets up early on Saturdays so she can draw before the rest of us wake up. I've never seen her do that for a toy before.

My boy is picky about everything. Picky eater picky about clothes picky about toys. He loves this. That says a lot coming from him.

It arrived a little late for Christmas, but it was worth the wait. My daughter plays with it more than any of her other presents, and it feels really well made.

I bought this for Christmas and my daughter has been drawing with it ever since. She sits down with the cards and gets right into it. The only downside is that the markers ran out within a month, so we had to buy more.

My 6-year-old sat with this for almost two hours on Christmas morning. She barely looked at her other presents. The animal cards are her favorite - she drew a rabbit on her first try and it looked like one.

Bought two of these for my nieces and they spent all of Christmas Day drawing at the kitchen table instead of fighting. Worth every dollar for that.

We let our daughter open one present on Christmas Eve, and she chose this. She spent the rest of the night drawing while we wrapped the other gifts.

My son drew 22 animals and made a little gift for everyone in his class. He was exhausted by the end but so proud of himself.

My boy made holiday cards for the whole family using the nature and animal cards as inspiration. Grandma cried. Worth it for that alone.

My grandson likes it but I wish there were more themes. Animals nature and food cover a lot but something like vehicles or buildings would round it out.

We gave this to our daughter for Christmas and it was a great choice. She can sit for a couple of hours picking cards and following the drawings. It feels sturdy, too.

My son likes it, but our weekdays are busy, so it's mainly a weekend activity for him. It works well for that.

My girl is hooked on this thing. Quality feels solid - definitely not a cheap toy. Only wish it included more cards. 100 sounds like a lot but she's already repeating her favorites.

My boy enjoys it but not as much as I expected. He uses it a few times a week which is fine. Just thought it would be more of a daily thing.

I was convinced this would end up in the cupboard after a week. Three weeks later it's still on the kitchen table, and my daughter uses it every day. Happy to be wrong.

My son is pretty rough with his toys, but this robot has held up well. The drawings are clear enough for him to copy. I do wish the pen caps fitted a bit more securely.

My boy is completely into it. We regifted a toy we didn't like and bought this instead. Best swap we ever made.

My daughter gets it out a few times a week and enjoys it. The music gets a little repetitive when you're sitting nearby, though. Overall, it's good rather than amazing.

The robot's drawings are surprisingly detailed for a kids' toy. My daughter follows along, and her pictures are getting closer to the examples each time.

Third week in a row my girl chose this over movie night. She sits at the dining table drawing while we watch from the couch. Totally fine by me.

My daughter loves this and the robot feels well made. I took off a star because she worked through the food cards in a week and wants more themes. Still a good buy.

Three grandkids all fighting over one robot. That tells you everything you need to know. Ordering two more.

My girl filled a whole wall with drawings from this robot. We had to set a boundary - only the bedroom wall. She negotiated for the hallway too. We caved.

My nephew came over and used my girl's robot for two hours. Now his mom is ordering one. That's the best endorsement you can get.

My kid goes straight for this after school before doing anything else. As a parent seeing your child excited about creating something is the best feeling.

Christmas gift that was a HUGE hit. My girl opened it first and played with it for 3 hours straight before even looking at her other gifts. Money well spent.

My boy uses it daily and I paid less than half the usual price. Double win. I grabbed this during Black Friday and it was the best deal I found all season.

My four-year-old drew a pineapple from one of the food cards and ran around showing everyone. He'd never shown much interest in drawing before, so it was lovely to see.

We brought this out at Thanksgiving and three cousins, aged four to nine, all wanted a turn. I was surprised how well it worked for different ages.

My niece liked it. The markers are okay, although the ink smudges if you're not careful. Still a nice gift.

My kid has learned to draw animals and fruit by copying what the robot does. She went from barely holding a marker to drawing recognizable shapes in a couple weeks. The card system is brilliant. Worth every cent.

I work from home and this keeps my girl occupied for a solid hour without needing me. She puts in a card and goes. Big win for work-from-home parents.

My daughter brought her drawings to Thanksgiving at Grandma's and gave everyone a little gallery tour. We were all laughing by the end.

My girl asked for extra paper for Christmas so she can keep making copies of her favorite drawings. I call that a successful toy.

My girl draws the pictures from the cards and then makes up stories about them. She'll spend an hour coloring and narrating adventures for a penguin she drew. Love the background music too. This thing is fantastic.

Our babysitter now requests this specifically when she comes over. Says it keeps my boy focused and happy for the whole evening.

My boy drew every single animal card in one weekend. Forty cards straight. He barely stopped to eat. That's what excitement looks like from a quiet kid.

I bought this on a whim and it's become my seven-year-old's favourite toy. She sorted all 100 cards into themes and works through them like a project manager.

The robot does the job nicely but a couple of the cards were slightly bent in the box. Not a huge deal but for the price I expected better packaging inside.

Nice toy. My grandson plays with it at our house. I think the cards could be a touch bigger - his little fingers sometimes block what the robot is drawing.

There are 100 cards in this thing and my kid still hasn't gone through all of them after two months. Animals are her favorite but she's getting into the nature ones now. Tons of content for the price. Fantastic purchase.

My 5-year-old drew a fish and colored it purple because 'that's what fish should look like.' The creativity this thing sparks is great.

I timed it once - my girl sat for 55 minutes without getting up. She was coloring in a drawing of a sunflower from one of the nature cards. Unreal focus for a 5-year-old.

My girl learned what a persimmon looks like before I did. She corrected me at the grocery store. Humbling. The food cards are underrated.

My kid uses it almost daily after school. Battery holds up well and the USB-C charging is convenient. Would be cool if they sold extra card packs with new themes - my girl keeps asking for more. Solid buy.

I gave this to my granddaughter for her birthday. She rang the next day to tell me she'd already finished twelve cards. She was so excited.

Some of the cards are too easy for my eight-year-old, but his little sister gets a lot out of them. A difficulty rating on the cards would be helpful.

My girl gives me a drawing tour every evening. She walks me through what she drew and why she chose those colors. It's become our little ritual.

My boy is not artistic at all but he loves this. Something about the robot doing the drawing first makes him feel like he can do it too. He's less hesitant to try now.

My daughter and I have a deal: she finishes her chores, then she gets half an hour with the drawing robot. I've never seen her so keen to tidy up.

My grandson uses this whenever he comes over. The robot draws slowly enough for him to follow, and he likes the music. I'd probably buy more cards if they become available.

My daughter loves it. She mixes Spanish and English names for all the things she draws, so it's become a little language activity too.

Robot worked right away out of the box. My boy had his first drawing done in under ten minutes. Clean packaging and everything was well protected.

My son usually loses interest in toys after a few days, but he still asks to use this one after dinner. Following the cards seems to keep him interested.

My goddaughter's seventh birthday gift and a total hit. Her dad texted me two weeks later saying she still uses it daily. That kind of follow-up tells me everything.

My nephew's birthday party turned into a drawing party because of this. Six children took turns and nobody wanted to stop.

My girl is hooked. She goes through the animal cards and then uses all 16 markers to color everything in. Our fridge is completely covered in her drawings now. This was money well spent.

My girl drew a butterfly from the nature cards and it looked like a butterfly. She's been drawing butterflies on everything since. Her jacket. Her notebook. Everything.

My girl practices the same drawing three or four times until she's pleased with it then does the final version on paper. Smart kid. The reusable board is my favorite feature.

My kid grabs a card - usually one of the animals - and draws along on the board. Then she traces it on paper with the colored markers. She's produced maybe 50 drawings so far and they keep getting better. Fantastic little toy.

My boy wanted to bring his drawings to career day and talk about being an artist. He's six. This robot planted that seed.

My girl uses this more than any other toy she owns and she has a LOT of toys. The music is cute and not annoying which I appreciate as the adult in the room.

My girl learned to draw a cat in like 10 minutes by following the card. Before this she could barely draw stick figures. The card system clicks for children. Best toy I've bought this year.

Bought this on impulse at first but three months later it was the smartest purchase I made all year. My boy still uses it constantly.

Only gripe is no volume control on the music. It's not loud enough to be a dealbreaker but the option would be lovely. Solid toy.

This takes up barely any space on the counter which I appreciate. Compact design for a lot of functionality. We live in a little apartment and storage is tight.

Ordered this after a friend recommended it. Her kid and my kid now have drawing sessions together on weekends. Cute to watch them compare their versions.

My daughter keeps all her finished drawings in a binder, neatly sorted by theme. I didn't expect the robot to turn her into such an organised little artist.

Kindergarten teacher here and this is our new class favorite. The kids line up for their turn. It teaches patience and helps with pencil grip - two things I'm always working on with this age group. Love it.

My girl pulls it out when she's bored which is a few times a week. The cards are well designed but some of the drawings are tough even for me to follow. Decent toy.

My girl memorized the order of the animal cards. She can tell you which card is next without looking. She's used this thing that much.

We were looking for a non-electronic gift for my boy and this hits the sweet spot. Yes it needs a charge but the activity itself is hands-on and creative.

My boy finished all the animal cards and asked if there were more. That's the biggest compliment a toy can get from a 6-year-old.

My girl sits with it for a long time and the music is catchy. Feels well-built too. Honestly surprised how much she's into it. Love this drawing robot.

My girl enjoys this. She picks favorites and redraws them regularly. Only complaint is a couple of cards came slightly scratched out of the box.

The little one scribbles along and the older one tries to match exactly. Works for both somehow. Both my kids (ages 4 and 8) use this differently.

My daughter uses this every day. She picks a card, draws along and hums to the music. I sometimes have to call her three times for dinner.

This is handy when friends visit with their kids. It keeps everyone occupied, and the other parents usually ask where we got it.

My seven-year-old went from barely drawing to sketching animals in a couple of weeks. She now draws for fun without the robot, too. That's exactly what I hoped for.

My granddaughter begs to use this every time she sleeps over. I keep it at my place for her visits. She's getting so good at the animal ones.

Three months in and my girl still uses this regularly. Most toys don't last three weeks in our house. The variety of cards helps keep it fresh.

My girl draws with it a couple times a week. Wish the board was a little bigger - she sometimes runs out of space on the more detailed drawings. Works as advertised.

My son has a whole routine: he picks a card, chooses his colours, draws carefully and signs the picture with his name and the date. It takes about 20 minutes and he loves every part of it.

My girl tries a new card every session and tapes the finished drawings to her bedroom wall. Her room is basically an art gallery at this point. She's genuinely becoming a little artist and I'm here for it.

My son can make something with his hands and show it off afterwards. The cards give him a starting point, while the markers let him make the drawing his own.

My four-year-old used the cards to draw a portrait of me. It was mostly a circle, two dots and a line, but I was touched.

My girl tapes her best drawings on the fridge and replaces them when she does a better version. She's self-motivated about improving and that started with this robot.

I dropped it by accident and thought I'd broken it. I picked it up, switched it on and it worked perfectly. Such a relief.

My girl picks it up most days after homework. She's drawn everything in the food section at least twice. Summer purchase that's still going strong into fall.

My girl was shy but since she started drawing with this robot she's been showing her art to everyone - neighbors aunts the mailman. It's given her something to be proud of. Unexpected confidence boost.

Gave this to my goddaughter and she sends me photos of her drawings every week now. The food theme cards are adorable.

The idea is good, but the music gets repetitive quickly and the overall experience is just okay. Not terrible, not brilliant.

My girl was bored of every toy in her room until this showed up. It revived her interest in creating things instead of consuming content.

My boy has filled an entire sketchbook with drawings he's done using this as a guide. He started in August. That's dedication for a 7-year-old.

We've had this about six weeks and my girl is still excited to use it. She's done most of the animal and food cards. The nature ones are next on her list.

Everything still works exactly like day one. I'm impressed with the build. Eight months old now and zero issues.

My girl is competitive with herself about this. She'll redo a drawing until it matches her standards. Didn't know a 6-year-old could be this detail-oriented.

My boy likes the animal section but doesn't care about the other themes. So out of 100 cards maybe 25 get regular use. Still a good product wish the themes appealed more evenly.

You charge it and you're drawing within minutes. I appreciate a kids' toy that doesn't need a complicated setup.

Absolute lifesaver on rainy days. My kids (ages 5 and 8) take turns picking cards and drawing together. Keeps them busy for hours and they cooperate which is a miracle. One of our best purchases.

My girl follows along as it sketches each part then copies it onto paper. The results look impressive for a 5-year-old. She's so proud every time she finishes one. This drawing robot is great.

My boy's kindergarten teacher asked what we changed because his drawing improved a lot. It's this robot. That's it.

My boy sneaks out of bed to finish a drawing he started earlier. I should be annoyed but honestly it's too cute to be mad about.

First was for my kid second is for her cousin. When you're buying duplicates you know the product delivers. Second one I've bought.

My son is three, so most of the cards are still too tricky for him. He can follow a few of the simplest ones and enjoys watching the robot draw.

I'm an illustrator and the approach this robot uses is how I learned to draw - breaking complex shapes into simple steps. Genuinely smart design for teaching children.

My girl would rather sit with this robot and draw from the cards than do anything else. It's like she has her own little art studio. Coloring books are dead in our house.

My girl's drawing of a strawberry looks better than anything I could draw and she's five. I'm impressed and a little jealous.

Bought three - one for each kid. They don't know yet but I already tested one and it's excellent. Christmas shopping done early.

My girl went from 'I can't draw' to 'look what I drew!' in about a week. That shift in attitude alone makes it worth the price.

Fantastic toy. My kid plays with this way more than we thought she would. The pink design is cute and the build quality is solid. Easy recommendation.

My boy draws along and learns. No bells and whistles needed. Sometimes less is more. Simple toy that does what it should.

She likes it. My only complaint is the instruction booklet is pretty bare - a quick-start guide would help. Good birthday present for my 5-year-old.

Rainy weekends used to be a nightmare. Now my girl grabs this and occupies herself for hours. The weather doesn't matter anymore.

My daughter loves this. She practises the same picture over and over until she's happy with it, and she has a lot of fun along the way.

My kid dropped it off the couch twice and it's totally fine. Feels well made for the price point. Solid build.

We bought this for a long flight as entertainment. My girl used it the entire trip and didn't ask for my phone once. Mission accomplished.

We bring this out during playdates and the other children always ask about it. Several parents have texted me asking for the link.

My girl made a menu for her pretend restaurant using the food cards as reference. She drew every item and priced them. Entrepreneurial spirit at age 6.

My girl won't stop talking about this robot to her friends. Two parents from her class already asked me where I picked it up. Quality product that does what it promises.

My twins take completely different approaches. One carefully copies every line. The other freestyle colors everything rainbow. Both love it equally.

My shy son now carries his drawings around to show people. He's so proud of what he makes with this robot. Watching him light up when someone compliments his art is the best feeling. Didn't expect that from a toy.

My daughter has fun with it, though I wish the robot drew a little more slowly for younger children.

He used it every morning on the balcony before we went out. Sweet little routine. We brought this on vacation and it was the only toy my boy packed.

My 5-year-old brought one of her drawings to show-and-tell. She was so excited about it. She's genuinely proud of what she makes with this robot and wants everyone to see.

My girl thinks it's fine but doesn't use it as much as I hoped. She'll have fun with it for maybe 20 minutes then move on to something else. Decent toy but not her favorite.

I've seen dozens of toys come and go in our house but this one stuck around. That tells you something. Five months in and it still gets daily use.

Picked this up because my boy kept saying he's bad at drawing. Two weeks later he can draw a turtle and a tree from memory. Problem solved.

My boy enjoys this but he's more into the coloring than the actual drawing part. Still a solid buy. The markers alone are worth something.

My kid used to rush through everything. This robot taught him to slow down because you have to watch before you draw. His patience has grown a lot.

My boy genuinely latched onto this. The robot draws at a steady pace so he never feels rushed and the music in the background relaxes him. It's become part of his after-dinner routine.

My girl treated the 100 cards like a checklist. She's working her way through every single one and checks them off. Very satisfying to watch.

The only thing I'd change is the power button placement. My boy accidentally turns it off mid-drawing sometimes because it's right where he rests his hand. Everything does the job nicely.

The food themed cards crack me up. My boy proudly drew a loaf of bread and presented it to me like it was the Mona Lisa. Pure joy on his face.

My 4-year-old can't follow all the steps yet but he loves watching the robot draw and then coloring over the lines. He'll grow into the full drawing part.

My girl asked me to frame three of her drawings. They're now hanging in our hallway next to actual art prints. She checks on them every morning.

My daughter spends ages practising with this. She's learned to break a drawing into simple shapes, starting with a circle for the head and adding ears and eyes. Her drawings have really improved.

My girl did every single animal card and then went back and redid them all because she wanted to do better. That self-driven motivation is priceless.

We've had this since June and my girl still picks it up a few times a week. For a kids' toy that kind of staying power is rare.

Best purchase of the year hands down. My kids (4 and 7) both love it which is rare. The little one mostly colors in the drawings while the older one follows along and replicates them. Win-win.

I ordered two more as stocking stuffers for my nieces after seeing how much my girl loves hers. When something works you share it.

Robot draws. Kid copies. Kid gets better. Repeat. My girl has gone through the nature cards twice already. Simple concept brilliantly executed.

I grew up drawing and this is exactly how I would teach a kid. Watch someone else draw it step by step then try yourself. The robot automates the teacher part.

My daughter is still using this after more than a month. With all the different card themes, she always seems to find another picture to try.

My girl uses it regularly and I can tell she's improving. Knocking one star because the included instruction sheet is basically useless - we figured it out ourselves. It's lovely.

This replaced the after-dinner argument about what to do. Now my girl grabs the robot and draws. Peace in the household.

My boy's favorite cards are the everyday object ones. He drew a pair of scissors and a clock and was so serious about getting them right. Cute beyond words.

The robot itself is well made. Some of the card designs feel rushed though - a couple are hard to follow even as an adult. Decent product.

My boy literally ran to tell his dad about a drawing he finished. He was out of breath from excitement. That reaction alone is worth the money.

My boy takes this robot very seriously. He sets up his drawing station with all the markers lined up and everything. It's adorable. He's becoming a little perfectionist about his art.

The robot draws the same way each time which gives her comfort and she knows exactly what to expect. She sits and draws for 45 minutes straight - that never happens with other toys. My autistic daughter has genuinely taken to this.

This thing works. No troubleshooting no confusing menus. Put in a card and go. That simplicity is exactly what a kids' toy should be.

We got the pink one and my daughter is completely in love with it.

My goddaughter was thrilled and her parents told me she hasn't stopped using it. I'll take credit. Solid gift idea for anyone looking.

Average toy honestly. My boy used it for about three weeks and then it collected dust. Pulled it out again recently and he did one card before losing interest. Not sure if it's the toy or my kid.

My kid isn't gentle with things and this has survived months of daily use without any issues. Worth the money. Robust little machine.

My kid goes for the animal and food cards mostly. She colors everything in with the markers after. I'd bump it to 5 stars but five card categories feels a little limited - adding a vehicles theme or something would help. Fun toy.

We use the wipe-clean board for practice runs and paper for the final versions. My girl came up with that system herself. She treats each drawing like a project.

Every day a new card. She's productive about it. We skipped the usual summer camps this year and my girl basically ran her own art camp with this robot.

My niece uses this at my house every time she visits. I always have it ready for her. The animals are her favorites - she's drawn every giraffe card at least three times.

My daughter still uses it, although the excitement has settled down since the first month. That's normal with toys, I suppose.

Both parents work full time and this thing is a lifesaver in the evenings. Our daughter entertains herself with it for a good 40 minutes while we make dinner.

My boy drew a picture for his grandmother who lives overseas. We mailed it and she cried when she opened it. That drawing is now on her fridge in Lagos.

She uses it maybe twice a week. It's a good toy not the life-changing experience some reviews describe. My girl likes this but doesn't love it.

My son learns to draw recognisable things and enjoys himself while he's at it. I'm pleased with this purchase.

My girl has ADHD and this is one of the few toys that holds her attention. Something about watching the robot draw and then copying it herself keeps her locked in. She can sit with it for 30+ minutes which is huge for her.

My girl is lefty and had no trouble at all. The robot doesn't care which side you sit on which was a relief since some toys are weirdly right-hand biased.

I was unsure about the price at first, but three months later my daughter still draws with it almost every day. It's been worth it for us.

My kid can draw a dozen different animals now and she's only had this for three weeks. She copies each line as the machine puts it down and the results are honestly impressive for a 5-year-old.

My boy used it heavily for the first two weeks then barely touched it. I pulled it out again last month and he did a few cards but the excitement is gone. Feels like a phase toy.

My girl specifically requested more drawing cards for her birthday. When a kid asks for refills instead of a new toy you know the product is good.

My kid brings his finished drawings to every family dinner now. The relatives are running out of fridge space but nobody wants to tell him. Adorable problem to have.

There are 100 cards across five themes, and after two months my daughter still hasn't run out of pictures to try. The sound is clear and the music is quite catchy. Good value.

My boy only liked the nature cards at first. Now he's branched out to animals and food. Took about a month for him to explore all the themes.

Picked this up for my twins and somehow they don't fight over it. They take turns and help each other color. Miracle toy.

I noticed my girl holding her pencil better at school since she started using this regularly. The repetition of tracing and copying is clearly helping her motor control.

The food cards are hilarious - my boy drew a piece of toast and was unbelievably proud. He showed every person who walked into our house that week.

My girl teaches her little brother (age 3) how to use it. She shows him which card to pick and holds the marker with him. Melts my heart.

My kid loves this thing. She draws with the different cards whenever she gets the chance. The markers work well on the included board and wipe off easily. Takes a while to charge but lasts for a full session.

My boy draws with it a couple of times a week. Noticed that a few of the food cards look very similar to each other. More visual variety would help. Good product.

Picked this up for my boy's birthday. He's into it. The only issue is charging - you need to remember to plug it in the night before or there's a meltdown when it dies mid-drawing.

I know nothing about kids' toys but my sister said this was what my niece wanted so I picked it up. Apparently it's her favorite thing now. Good uncle points for me.

Then I saw my boy actually using it every day and had to eat my words. Excellent call. My wife bought this without telling me and I was annoyed about another toy in the house.

My daughter is learning the names of things as she draws them. She can now recognise a tulip and draw one, too. It's been fun as well as educational.

Father's Day gift from my wife on behalf of my girl. She drew me a card on day one and I keep it in my glovebox. Best Father's Day present.

It's been a good fit for us. The cards give my daughter a starting point, and she's happy to work on the drawings herself.

We've gone through all five themes and my girl keeps going back to her favorites. The nature cards are particularly beautiful when colored in.

My girl made a whole coloring book from her drawings. She stapled them together and titled it. She's 6 and publishing her own art books apparently.

My boy is left-handed and he has zero issues using this. The setup works from any angle which is lovely since not everything is lefty-friendly.

My daughter prefers normal colouring books. The robot is a neat idea, but she didn't stick with it. The build is fine; it just wasn't a big hit here.

Exceeded all expectations. My girl pushes herself to try the harder cards now - she started with basic shapes and is doing full animal drawings. Watching her improve week over week has been genuinely cool.

Pool day got rained out and my girl wasn't even upset because she got to draw instead. That says something about how much she likes this toy.

She calls it her art studio. She's 5. Compact enough to store easily but my girl leaves it on her desk permanently now.

Took a gamble on this since my boy isn't into art. Turns out the robot aspect hooked him. He doesn't think of it as drawing - he thinks of it as copying a robot and that works.

My kid brings me a new drawing almost daily and each one is a little better than the last. Can't say enough good things.

My boy figured it out without reading any instructions. He popped a card in and started. Zero learning curve. Very intuitive design.

Smarter toy than I expected. While my kid draws she's also picking up vocabulary - she learned what an artichoke looks like from one of the food cards. I appreciate the educational angle.

My girl says it's her favorite thing she owns. Excellent pick Grandma. Birthday present from Grandma and it ended up being the most-used gift by far.

Pretty good. 100 cards is a decent amount but I expected a little more variety within each theme. The animal section is great though.

My girl's birthday present and the clear winner out of everything she got. Her exact words were 'this is the best thing ever.' She's 6.

My boy sits still and concentrates while using this. He follows along with the robot and then adds his own creative touches with the markers. Genuinely pleased with this purchase. Best art toy we've found.

My girl asks every person who visits our house if they want to see her drawings. She has a whole presentation. It's her thing now and I love it.

It arrived nicely packed and the robot feels well made. My granddaughter started drawing as soon as we set it up.

Nothing flimsy about this thing. My boy isn't careful with anything and it looks the same as the day we opened it. Rock solid construction.

My girl likes the animal and food cards the most. My only gripe is that some of the markers dried out after a couple weeks because she forgot to cap them. Maybe include spare caps? Pretty good robot.

My kids aged 5 and 7 both get something out of it. We homeschool and this has become part of our art curriculum. The cards basically structure the lesson for me.

My girl leaves me a new drawing on my pillow every time I come home. This robot started that tradition. Traveling for work means I miss a lot.

My son likes it, although he enjoys colouring more than following the robot's drawings. He uses it a couple of times a week, so four stars feels right.

This finally pulled my kid away from his tablet. He chooses to draw now which I never thought would happen. The cards give him enough guidance to feel successful without being overwhelming.

USB-C charging is handy. We already have the cables around the house, so there's no special charger to keep track of.

My daughter enjoyed trying it, but it wasn't something she kept coming back to. That's more about her interests than the product itself.

My girl invites her best friend over specifically to draw together with this. They each pick a card and see who can make the better version. Sweet little competition.

My girl is on it almost daily. The markers are bright and the board wipes clean easily. Another mom recommended this and she was spot on.

Picked this up for my grandson and he uses it constantly. The drawings come out clean and the markers are vibrant. Price is a bit steep but the quality makes it worth the price. Nice robot with good features.

My boy is the quietest kid in his class but his drawings are his way of communicating. He hands them to friends instead of talking sometimes. This robot gave him that outlet.

I was worried my 4-year-old was too young for this but he figured out the basics right away. He can't follow the more detailed cards yet but he colors along and that's enough for now.

My girl uses this regularly and it's held up well. Docking one star because two of the markers were dried out right out of the box. Replaceable but annoying.

My nephew was struggling with holding a pencil properly but this robot helped him practice without it feeling like work. We've noticed his grip getting better over the past couple months.

Three families bought it after seeing my girl use it. It sells itself. Legit the only toy recommendation I've ever passed along to other parents.

There's something satisfying about watching the robot draw step by step. Even I sat there mesmerized for a minute before my girl pushed me away so she could color it.

My girl now points out shapes in real life and says things like 'that cloud looks like the tree I drew.' This robot is changing how she sees the world.

My boy draws while we have coffee and it's become a genuinely lovely family routine. Keeps him busy and creative. We use this during weekend mornings.

Setup was a breeze - charge and pop in a card. My kid figured it out in about two minutes with no help from me. The drawings are surprisingly detailed and she loves coloring them in. Very impressed.

My girl created a whole landscape using the nature cards as a starting point and added her own elements - a house and a dog. She's going beyond the cards now.

Before this she drew blobs. Significant improvement in about a month of regular use. My kid can now draw a passable elephant.

This has done wonders for my boy's hand control. He traces along with the drawings daily and I can see the difference in how he writes his name now. Didn't buy it for that reason but great bonus.

My boy asks for it by name daily. We rotate toys in our house to keep things fresh but this is one of the few that stays out permanently.

The cards slot in easily and the robot picks up on them right away. My girl had it figured out in under a minute. Well-designed product.

The robot occasionally doesn't read a card on the first try - you have to pull it out and reinsert. Minor but happens enough to mention. Good concept and my kids like it.

It teaches children to look carefully at shapes and copy them. Excellent way to learn drawing basics. This was recommended by my girl's art teacher and I can see why.

Good drawing robot. My grandson grabs a different card every session and carefully replicates the drawing. He's getting good at it. Setup instructions could be clearer but once you figure it out it's straightforward.

The 100 cards seemed like a lot at first but my girl is halfway through in about two months. She's going to want more soon which I guess means it's working.

End of school year party and my girl wanted to bring this for the class. 15 children drew with it and the teacher said it was the best party activity ever.

It's nicely made, but a bit louder than I'd like. We use it in the living room and can hear the music across the house. A volume control would help.

Gave this 5 stars because my boy has used it every single week since we bought it in March. That's unheard of for him.

Feels sturdy and the design is cute. My girl likes it a lot. A few of the cards have drawings that are pretty complex for a 4-year-old but she'll grow into them. No complaints on the build quality. Well-made toy.

I gave this to my daughter's class as an end-of-year gift. The teacher later texted to say it had been a big hit with the kids.

I bought this before a road trip thinking we'd use it in the hotel. We never made it to the hotel activities because my kids just drew the whole time.

My boy doesn't like being told what to do but for some reason he's happy to follow a robot's lead. Go figure. Whatever works I guess.

My girl doesn't need help using it which is the best thing about it. She grabs a card and goes. Simple and effective.

The variety of subjects across the cards is excellent. Some are easy and some are challenging so there's a nice range. My kids keep coming back to try harder ones. Genuinely happy with this.

My boy drew a flower for Mother's Day using the nature cards. I keep it in my wallet. It's crumpled but I don't care. He was so proud giving it to me.

My boy made me a birthday card using techniques he picked up from this robot. The fact that the skills carry over to his own drawing is what makes this good value.

My son has become more patient with drawing. He watches the steps and takes his time instead of rushing to finish.

You get a lot in the box - robot plus 100 cards plus 16 markers plus the board. Feels like a complete package. Nothing else to buy.

The kids stay focused and feel proud of their drawings. I'd like to see more challenging cards for older children, but it's been useful in my classroom.

Bought this for my stepdaughter not knowing if she'd like it. She does. A lot. We bond over it on weekends now which means more to me than the toy itself.

My girl treats the completed cards like levels in a video game. She counts how many she's finished and tells me her progress percentage. Nerdy and adorable.

Day thirty she drew the same cat and the difference is night and day. Real progress that she can see herself. Day one my girl drew a cat.

FINALLY something that gets my boy away from screens. He plays with this for hours - insert a card and go. No setup no fuss. He barely touches his tablet anymore. Worth every penny.

My wife found this and I was doubtful. I'm eating my words. Both our children love it and use it all the time.

Incredible toy. My girl has a whole folder now of drawings she's done with this robot. She dates each one and compares how much she's improved. Never seen her this dedicated to anything.

We started a tradition where my boy picks one card per night before bed. He's done 60+ at this point and we rank his favorites together on weekends.

My granddaughter likes it. She's 4 though and needs help with some of the more complex cards. I'd say ideal age is probably 5 to 7. Good gift.

The markers are better than I expected. The colours are bright and they don't bleed through ordinary paper. My daughter uses them for other art projects as well.

My boy went from asking me to draw things for him to doing them himself. That independence is exactly what I wanted from a toy like this.

My boy is 3 and a half. He can't follow the full drawings yet but he loves the music and colors in whatever the robot draws. He'll grow into it.

My grandson likes this robot, but the voice is louder than I'd prefer. A volume control would make it much better.

My boy grabs this and handles everything himself. Gives me 45 minutes to cook dinner. As a single dad I need toys that don't require me hovering.

My boy draws with it after homework as a reward. My only issue is the on/off switch feels a little flimsy compared to the rest of the build. Minor thing. It's good.

My girl has a whole system. She does the drawing on the board first as practice then does the real version on paper with all the colors. Very methodical for a 6-year-old.

We've gone through the animal cards three times now and each round her drawings get better. It's like having a built-in progress tracker.

My girl draws with it regularly and has gotten better. Not mind-blowing but a reliable solid toy. It does what it says.

One rabbit drawing from the animal section and now rabbits are my girl's entire personality. Rabbit pajamas. Rabbit backpack. Thanks robot.

My girl draws the pictures and then invents backstories for every character. Last week she drew a penguin and wrote a whole adventure story about it. The music sets the mood while she works. This thing rocks.

My girl now draws on everything. Napkins. Receipts. The back of homework sheets. I blame this robot and I mean that as a compliment.

My granddaughter and I do one card together every Sunday. It's become our thing. Best purchase I've made in years.

I've bought four total. Never had a parent tell me their kid didn't like it. This is my go-to gift for children birthday parties now.

Clean design and simple to operate. My kid was drawing within minutes of opening the box. No complicated setup which is exactly what I want in a kids' toy.

My boy watches the robot draw and then does his own version. He's 6 and can now draw a recognizable dog which is huge progress for him. Cooler than it looks in the photos.

The packaging was secure and everything arrived intact. Robot was charged enough to use right away which was lovely since my boy had zero patience waiting.

The five themes give enough variety that my kids don't get bored. Animals first then nature then food - they're working through them in order.

My daughter asked why the robot doesn't get bored of drawing the same things. I said it likes teaching her, and she seemed perfectly happy with that answer.

My girl went through a phase of loving this then ignored it for a month. Now she's back into it again. It comes and goes but overall she enjoys it.

The robot is cute, but the voice gets on my nerves after a while. My daughter liked it for the first few days and then lost interest. The build quality is decent, though.

My boy is rough with everything and this has survived about four months now with zero problems. Tough little robot.

Gave this to my niece for her 6th birthday. Her mom sends me photos of her drawings regularly. I've become her biggest art fan apparently.

The drawing board is a lovely touch but it scratches pretty easily. After a month of use it looks beat up. Still functional though.

My girl's favorite toy hands down. She's even doing her homework faster so she can have fun with it more. Whatever gets her motivated works for me!

Each card shows the drawing one step at a time, so my son can follow at his own pace without getting overwhelmed.

We have three drawing-related toys and this is the only one my kids use. Something about the robot doing it first makes them want to try.

She found the cards restrictive. Might work better for children who like structure but mine is more of a free spirit. The concept is neat but my girl prefers drawing freehand.

My boy uses it daily and it's holding up well. Five themes worth of cards gives decent variety. Only knock is the charging cable is annoyingly short - had to use our own. Solid toy.

Picked this up for my granddaughter. She likes it fine. I think she expected it to talk more based on the robot shape but she adjusted quickly and now enjoys the drawing.

My boy picks the card and I watch him work. It's calming for both of us honestly. Our nightly routine now includes 15 minutes of drawing before stories.

My girl asked me if the robot ever gets tired of drawing. She genuinely cares about it. I think the cute design helps with that emotional connection.

My boy used to say drawing is boring. He doesn't say that anymore. He says drawing is his thing. That transformation happened in about three weeks.

My boy used to be glued to his Xbox but now he sits at the table and draws. He'll spend an hour going through cards and coloring. Never thought a robot toy would get him into art but here we are.

Four months in, it's still going strong. My daughter takes good care of it and the robot has held up well.

My girl gets more use out of this than toys that cost three times as much. Saw this recommended in a parenting group and pulled the trigger. No regrets.

My boy goes through card after card creating drawings and then hangs them up in his room. The robot keeps him focused and he genuinely enjoys it. Hours of entertainment. Best toy we've bought this year.

I didn't expect to enjoy drawing along with the kids, but it's actually relaxing. We have fun doing a few cards together.

My girl keeps a little portfolio of all her drawings organized by theme. She's turning into quite the artist. Genuinely glad we picked this up.

Fair warning if you have multiple children - one robot means taking turns which caused some drama in our house. The toy itself is good though.

My boy has picked up a lot from this. He's learning shapes and how to break a drawing into parts. Plus he's getting better at following instructions which is a skill he needed help with. All disguised as playtime.

My boy's attention span is short but this holds him for a solid 30 to 40 minutes. He likes completing a full card in one sitting and the simpler ones let him do that.

My boy has a portfolio. An actual portfolio. He picked out a folder and organized his best work by category. He's seven and already curating.

My boy draws with it after dinner most nights. The only thing I'd change is making the cards thicker - a few have gotten creased from regular handling. Solid product.

Our TV barely gets turned on anymore. My kids would rather draw with this robot than watch cartoons which honestly shocked me. If you want to reduce screen time this is a great way to do it.

No wear and tear that I can see. Built to last. Seven months later and the robot runs without any issues.

She said it was to make me feel better. I almost cried. This toy is special. Came home from a long day at work and my girl had drawn me a sunset.

Surprisingly well made. I expected cheap plastic but this is sturdy. My kid has dropped it multiple times and it still runs without any issues. 100 cards across five themes gives plenty of variety too.

My one complaint is the volume isn't adjustable. When my boy uses it in the evening the music can be a bit much. A volume dial would fix that. Works well and has held up well despite daily use.

My girl insists on signing each drawing like a real artist. Bottom right corner every time. She's five and takes her art very seriously.

I bought this hoping it might get my daughter drawing more often. So far, she's been happy to sit down with it and try the different cards.

There are way more animal cards than food or nature ones. My girl finished the food section in a week. Fun toy but I wish the themes were more balanced.

First thing after school he sits down at the kitchen table with it. He talks about his drawings constantly and brings them to show grandma on weekends. So glad we picked it up. My boy asks to use this every single day.

My girl explains her color choices to me like she's defending a thesis. 'I used green because frogs live near grass.' She's five. I can't handle it.

My girl treats each finished drawing like a trophy. She has a special box where she keeps them all organized. Eight months in and the box is almost full.

It's a good rainy day activity. The music is cheerful and the cards are well-designed. Just wish it charged a little faster. My boy likes it.

Bought this after reading reviews and I'm glad I did. My kid is hooked. The voice prompts are clear enough that even my 4-year-old can follow along. Solid build quality for this price range.

He concentrates on copying each part of the drawing carefully. I've noticed him being more patient in general. Following directions was hard for my boy but this robot gave him a reason to practice.

My girl made a calendar with drawings for each month. January got a snowflake from the nature section and July got a watermelon from food. Creative kid.

Drawing used to frustrate my boy because nothing looked right. This robot breaks it into simple parts so he can succeed. His confidence with art has gone way up and the meltdowns over homework basically stopped.

My girl likes it. She uses it more on weekends when she has time. During the week it sits there. Good weekend activity toy.

He pops a card in and follows along. No parent intervention needed which is a huge plus. Simple enough for my 4-year-old to use on his own.

My 5-year-old absolutely loves this. He inserts the cards himself and follows along carefully. He can sit with it for 30 minutes which is impressive for his age. One of the better gifts we've given him.

My girl enjoys it and it's held up fine. The nature theme cards are the best in my opinion. Food ones are a bit basic. Nice toy for the price.

I wasn't sure she'd be interested, but my daughter has been using this for three weeks straight. She works through the cards and colours each picture carefully. The pink finish is lovely too.

My boy uses this mostly when friends come over. It's more of a social activity for him than a solo one. Works well for playdates.

My boy has knocked it off the table a couple times and it still runs without any issues. The plastic feels thick and well-made. No cheap toy vibes here - this thing is built to last. Durable little robot.

My girl colored a sunset scene that I want to frame. Pretty impressive work from a first grader. The nature cards are beautiful.

Good product. My girl uses it daily and the rechargeable battery is convenient. Would give 5 stars but I wish there were more than 100 cards - she's already gone through most of them and wants new ones.

My boy isn't obsessed like some reviews suggest but he does enjoy it. Used it probably 3 times last week. Fair product for the price. Works as described.

My girl can draw animals and plants now that she couldn't before. She copies each line as it appears on the board - simple concept but it works. Smart design. This delivers on what it promises.

I bought this for my nephew and now my own kid wants one. It's that good. He took it to show and tell and now half his class is asking their parents for one.

Gave this to my granddaughter. She likes it but she's 3 and struggles with some of the more complex cards. Excellent for 5+ though based on what I've seen.

My daughter uses it a couple of times a week, not every day as I'd hoped. The cards are nice, but she mainly wants the animal ones, so most of the set goes untouched. It's okay for the price.

It's fine. My girl isn't genuinely into following instructions so the whole concept wasn't her thing. She'd rather draw her own thing. Might suit a different type of kid.

The cards are well-designed with clear illustrations on the back showing what the finished drawing should look like. Battery sometimes dies without much warning though so keep the charger handy. Nice toy.

My son can focus on this for 45 minutes at a time. He likes trying to copy the robot's drawings exactly, and I've noticed he's become more patient with it.

Ordered this as a last-minute gift and it turned out to be the best present at the party. Sometimes impulse buys work out.

My son likes that the robot draws the same picture each time, so he can keep trying until he gets it right. Repeating the steps seems to work for him.

Giving four stars because the included instructions don't mention what the different buttons do. We figured it out through trial and error. Good build quality overall.

Picked this up for my girl's birthday. She loves it but honestly some of the drawing cards are too advanced for her age. When the difficulty matches she's all in but some cards just frustrate her. Still good value for the price though.

My 3-year-old scribbles alongside it. My 6-year-old gets the most out of it. Nice product but I think the age range is a bit optimistic.

The robot draws clear, detailed pictures that my daughter can copy fairly well. The music is a bit loud, though. A volume button would help.

My granddaughter is pleased with it. She's more of a coloring kid than a drawing kid so she mostly fills in what the robot draws. Still gets use though.

I'm a teacher and bought this for my classroom. Even the children who usually avoid drawing want a turn during art time. It's been a good purchase.

My boy asks to sit down and draw now. The robot holds his attention in a way coloring books never did. He goes through the cards methodically and takes real pride in the results.

My girl enjoys it. She draws maybe three times a week. It's a reliable toy in our rotation. Not her absolute favorite but it consistently gets pulled out.

The drawings are more detailed than I expected from a kids' toy. My son follows along and is learning to recognise shapes and objects. I'm impressed.

The difference is he has to listen to the music on repeat. I think it's cute. Either way our daughter loves this thing. Four stars from my husband five stars from me.

My boy is obsessed with this thing. He's 6 and usually gets bored of toys after a week but this has been going strong for a month. Only complaint is the battery life could be better - maybe 3 hours instead of 2?

I bought this for my niece and she uses it every day. Even her mum sits down to draw with her sometimes. It's lovely to watch them do something together.

Best art toy I've bought for my kids. My twins (age 7) fight over who gets to use it which is actually a good sign lol. Thinking about buying a second one just to keep the peace.