Rocket Candy Grabber Machine Game

Bought this and it is a good little machine and the kids loved it. Unfortunately it only lasted a day before the claw stopped working. It only went back and forth and wouldn't go side to side or up and down. So had to return and get a refund. Which is a shame because when it worked the kids loved it. The claw is quite strong, but i think it was the motor that let it down.

Delivery driver went over and beyond. Carefully moving an empty recycling bin to my front door and placing the package inside. Storm raging, package safe and dry. He also didn't knock at 10:15pm very grateful. Product is great but loud music for 7:30am 😂 my son is thrilled with it and tried a number of things to grab. Sweets have worked but so did a toy. I forsee hours of fun challenging us to to grab things.

The global gizmos version of the claw machine is great fun once set up. It does not have any contents and needs to be filled with your own goodies. The claw is also covered in polythene which is difficult to remove and is also fastened to a rail which is equally as difficult. It requires D batteries, none provided. Plastic coins enable the game start. There is fairground music playing from the machine whist navigating the controls and a count down timer which is really fun when you are playing against the clock. The music volume cannot be disabled or lowered but a bit of carpet underneath softens the din. Quite a realistic machine that works well

Put real 1ps in it, works perfectly even put starburst in for prizes! Keeps the kids entertained for hours! Bought for a 13 year old boy who wanted to have loads of arcade machines!

Don't waste your time. The machine doesn't work. I imagine even if it did the claw wouldn't have any strength to pick anything up. Unfortunately it was a Christmas present that had to be returned to the 'north pole' as the machine would turn on but non of the buttons would work, and the claw wouldn't move or go up or down. Thankfully got a return for it.. but not for the £8 large batteries i needed to buy for the machine which have no gone to waste as they're the big giant ones that have little use.. for us anyway

The claw machine isn't all bad but unfortunately has no mechanism to stop the claw rotating. Often the claw isn't able to pick up things and takes a lot of effort to even get near whatever you are attempting to grab.

We have different arcade games at home and this coin pusher was a good addition. The only downside is that batteries don't last long. Considering you pay between £25-£30 for the game and requiere 4 x D batteries that can cost you £5 or more, it doesn't have a cheap maintenance. Despite this fact, still a good toy that offers a lot of entertainment. We made the most of this game, by adding little scrolls that content prizes you can get when the scrolls fall together with the plastic coins. We make them with pieces of paper rolled inside a cut porcion of a paper straw. This way you can play similarly like the real coin pushers you find in arcade places. A good thing is that has two points to insert coins, so it allows two people playing together. There is not much strategy to the game, as the coins path can be diverted by the mobile pivots at the top that are in constant movement. We prefer to play with music and lights (reason why our batteries don't last long) but is very convenient having the option to turn off these features. It has a setting to put an alarm if you try to cheat shaking the machine, which add fun to the game. Be sure you check this feature works properly. We had to return the first coin pusher we bought, because it was faulty and this feature wasn't working. In summary, is a great toy, perfect choice to play like in the arcade, there is not other product on the market as realistic as this one. But be ready to expend some cash in batteries if you play a lot.

It’s actually really good. My 6year old loves it. I’ve been asked to share the link to a few people as their kids enjoyed it too. I got bouncy balls and sweets and the grabber lifts them no problem.