Big Potato Pop it! PRO: How fast can you pop? The original
Big Potato Pop it! PRO: How fast can you pop? The original light-up bubble popping brain-training game and sensory fidget toy
| Dimensions: | 24.2 x 5.1 x 16.5 cm; 280 Grams |
| Model: | PIPRO01UK |
| Batteries Required: | Yes |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Dimensions: | 24.2 x 5.1 x 16.5 cm; 280 Grams |
Initial impressions on the look and feel of the device are that it feels well built and you can tell it is made of decent solid materials as it seems quite hard wearing. The game itself is pretty entertaining and I suspect would improve your reaction speeds significantly if you stuck at it as it is quite rapid, good for memory and hand eye coordination too. It is well presented in the box too and comes off as a good quality device so would be excellent as a gift as well. A month of use and no sign of any issues with the batteries, suspect due to the nature of the device the batteries would last quite long. I like that there are different game modes, as well as volume, and you can play in multiplayer mode which can make this toy a fun event for the family.
Once you press the back button you have to press one of the top three buttons on the front, this selects the level.
You also have to really push in to the button and not just pop it in.
My 8-year-old is obsessed with pop-it toys, he struggles to stay still and is very fidgety, so these types of toys are perfect for him. He will absolutely love this one as it’s more of a game and even has lights and sounds.
There are 3 games to play – Pro Mode, Pop & Pass and Poppin’ Blitz. The aim is to pop all the lights off and press the big button before you run out of time.
The game comes with the 3x AAA batteries required.
Very addictive and great fun. This game would be perfect for kids with ADHD, sensory issues etc..
Would make a great gift or stocking filler this Christmas.
Great game, fun and engaging, but can be frustrating because sometimes you pop the bubble in, but the light doesn’t go out if you haven’t pressed quite hard enough Also, sometimes seems to end the game for no reason. (i.e.: you’ve put the bubble and pressed the button all within the timeframe, and it stops the game because you’ve lost)
But despite these minor niggles I keep going back for another go, so it must be good. Mildly addictive !!!
This handheld popper game is a good portable size for ‘on the go’ fun. Great for car journeys or just to fill a bit of time at home. I got it for my nephews (age 6 & 9) who have played with popper toys since the craze started a few years ago.
The unit is made from a sturdy plastic with silicone popper ‘buttons’, and includes 3xAAA batteries demo batteries (which instructions advise you to change for normal use). It had 3 different volume levels to select depending on how annoying you want to be.
There are 3 different games to choose from ‘Pro Mode’, ‘Pop & Pass’ and ‘Poppin’ Blitz’.
The poppers don’t always go out when pressed, unless you press right in the middle of the poppers, which frustrated me a little but the kids didn’t seem to mind too much.
It includes an instruction leaflet which should be read, and explained to children in order to play the games correctly and get the most out of the Pop it Pro!
The kids enjoyed playing with it.
This is a nice chunky handheld game with a choice of 3 methods of play, Pro Mode, Pop & Pass or Poppin’ Blitz.
Suitable for one or more players, 3 AAA batteries are included for demo purposes.
It’s a light up bubble popping game that is played to test speed and accuracy and it’s really fun to play, if not frustrating and just a little addictive !
I ordered this game for my 9yo granddaughter whose autistic, she really loves the Pop It fidget games but she hasn’t had one quite like this and I’m looking forward to surprising her with it, that’s if I can tear myself away from it first of course !
My kids really like this little handheld game – it’s quite additive and surprisingly fun.
It’s very simple to use, with 3 different game modes that consist of popping the light up bubbles. Game 1 has 20 levels to beat, game 2 is a multiplayer mode, where the game is passed on to other players, whilst game 3 is about getting the highest score.
It works really well and it’s great that it can be played solo or with multiple players. It’s also very compact and easy to pop in a bag and take with you.
The game came with batteries already inserted (which I applaud) – when these run low, the game displays a series of lights to indicate that the batteries need changing. When this happens, it will require 3 x AAA batteries.
Overall, it’s a fantastic little game, easy to learn and fun to play. It keeps kids both entertained and challenged.
It comes boxed with full instructions for use.