129 reviews for Syenll Pretend Play Kids Construction Tools, Toddler Tool Set with Portable Tool Box & Electronic Toy Drill, Toy Tools Birthday Gifts for 3+ Years Old Boys and Girls
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Rachel Verified Purchase –
My son finally has his own tools to “help” dad! Requires batteries but otherwise ready for action. Durable enough for my 4-year-old’s enthusiastic use, highly recommended.
Immortal Verified Purchase –
High-quality materials and efficient battery usage make this set great, though the storage container’s flimsy plastic compartments could be improved for better organization of tools and accessories.
Mabel Verified Purchase –
An ideal gift for 2-year-olds! The perfectly sized pieces and adorable design made this an instant favorite. The vest adds extra play value.
Wilbur Verified Purchase –
My 3-year-old loves working alongside dad in the garage with this affordable, adorable set. A fantastic gift that encourages bonding through play.
Peaceful Verified Purchase –
This amazing drill set looks and functions like the real thing! My grandchild plays with it longer than any other toy, and the storage case is a wonderful bonus.
Roberta Verified Purchase –
Ideal for curious little helpers who understand tool functions. Keeps my son engaged in imaginative play for extended periods of time.
Faith Verified Purchase –
Our tool-obsessed toddler adores this realistic drill set that lets him safely imitate Papa. The working light and removable battery pack add authentic touches that keep him engaged for hours.
Robin Verified Purchase –
Flimsy plastic, drill falls apart easily. Low quality and not worth the price. Kids like it, but it wont last.
Sibley Verified Purchase –
My 2.5-year-old daughter loves helping with projects using her new tool set. While she favors the hammer, the working drill has become her new favorite toy.
Francis Verified Purchase –
This set keeps my son engaged for hours while he “works” alongside dad. Promotes bonding through shared activities.