Wall-E Transforming Wall-E

Comment: We send this Transformer Wall-E and Eve to my gr-son; when it came in the mail he jumped up and down saying it's Wall-E. My Gr-son loves this toy, He has hours of fun playing with Wall-E. I feel that toys like these help children make up their own play, and in this was the toy is educational. He has both toys Wall-E and Eve and he makes up play for them. This is better then him just looking at TV.

Comment: I can say that my son is a Pixar kid he has move over from Woody and Buzz Lightyear to sleep with Wall-E, the toy is great easy to transform and already has received the heavy duty treatment and still works fine

Comment: My son is a huge fan of Wall-E, and I think that contributes to his love of this toy, because I find it frustrating and boring. When we first opened it, the wheels and arms snapped into the body easily enough, but the head was very difficult and my four-year-old son couldn't do it. After a while, it got easier to transform, but now the head pops off every time we open it, which is very frustrating. I am about to try gluing it back on, because the little ball that fits into the socket is getting more loose as time goes on. I was also unimpressed with the sticker under Wall-E's front door. We have a smaller Wall-E that has an open cavity that holds cubes...much more fun to play with. The only thing this Wall-E does is fold his arms, head and wheels into his body and then they pop out, each by a different button. Regardless of how frustrating and boring I find this toy, my son loves Wall-E and sleeps with him every night.

Comment: Don't believe the dimensions given for the product. The BOX is actually 5.8 x 9.5 x 8.5 inches, not Wall-E. Wall-E is actually quite small. Perhaps half that size. So much for truth in advertising (again). Good thing that it's going to a 3 year old. My 6 year old would be very disappointed. Not a good deal for $25.

Comment: My daughter got this for her 2nd Birthday. Wall-E is her favorite character and she loves this toy. She needs help to put him into his box but she knows how to press all the buttons to open him up. He has been dropped quite a few times and has taken this very well. His hands do come off easily but they are just as easy to put back on and it doesn't happen that often.