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4.5
Loved it!I bought this toy to have when grandchildren come to visit, but I've been having fun with it myself. I replaced the plastic screw holding the cards together with a binder ring in order to flip the cards over once each puzzle is completed. It's a little difficult to move the pieces, but I'm hoping they will loosen up after time.Bought first one for a 6 yr old boy. His parents and older siblings kept borrowing it. Bought one for them, too! Very durable, very giftable. My only problem was in finding the second one. Coggle is very popular.This is a great toy for encouraging kids (and adults) to think outside the box. I bought it for a long car trip and it served to entertain my 10 year old and I. I like that the challenges range from easy to hard. I found it a bit tricky to click the circle to the correct position at times - some of the circles seemed to be harder to move into the place I wanted them to go, but it didn't frustrate me enough to stop using it. I like that the cards are all bound together, but think the cards might be better arranged in a spiral notebook formation instead of one that spins up and around, but that's just my personal preference. All in all, a worthy toy.Fun idea, I was surprised at the size, I was expecting something bigger but works fine.The movement of the piece is a little stiff so I’m hoping with some time it will be come a bit easier to maneuver.It’s one long strand with cooorful disk pieces that click or pop into each position. You bend into the same pattern shown on various cards to win. It’s double sided so there are different color patterns for each side.I have not attempted to play with my grandchild yet (5 years). I think she’ll like but may loose interest quickly if the disks don’t bend more easily. That remains to be seen.All in all seems like a good product, not too much packaging. Pretty self explanatory.I love brainy type games.He plays with this quite a lotMy son is a young adult with Down syndrome, and it is a struggle to find gifts for him. He is interested in this toy, but the pieces move so stiffly that it is too hard for him. At the same time, it would build finger and hand strength (fine motor skills) if I can get him more engaged in moving the pieces. I didn't buy it for the game as such, just as a gadget to goof around with.The picture and description suggests the word coggy, which a coggy, is a turning device that turns and connects others to turn so this is nothing of the sort, this is a plastic extension that is difficult to turn, it’s force needed is not for a child to play with, a lot of force is needed it it’s misleading and forceful to work as it’s stiff and hard to moveSmaller than I thought, essentially a single twisty piece you have to match to a game card.kIDs seem to like it for a couple of cards but then get bored. Not really what I thought it was. Good for travelBought this for my teenage autistic son. He loves it! It really makes you think about what goes where. I highly recommend this toy.Great fun immediately liked and used by recipient .Good for older ages tooBought for my son with AS, 11 years. He didn't like it initially as is the case with most 'new' things but once he got through the first few he was quite hooked. Now keeps in the car to keep his mind and hands busy on journeys. Highly recommend.
