Got2Glow Fairies Got2Glow Fairy Finder - Electronic Fairy Jar Catches 30+ Virtual Fairies - Got to Glow (Pink)

Bought it as a gift to myself. Well assembled, big buttons, nice animations. I like that you get different fairies each time – and never know which one will be next. Also, you don't lose your progress when turn the toy off (which is good in comparison to classic tamagotchi).However, there are only two mini-games and a feeding function. Nevertheless, it's a cute toy that kids (and kidults like me) would enjoy!

Bigger than expected! The screen is perfect for a 6 year old! It lights up and isnt too annoying with all the noises it makes, which is perfect if you are familiar with most pocket pets and their consistent alarms.

This toy is so cute and makes a great gift! The interactive fairy pets are fun to find and care for, and the design is really charming. It keeps kids entertained while encouraging creativity. Definitely a magical and fun toy for any fairy lover!

I haven't tried it yet, is for a birthday gift. I think it will be a great little present. I like that it is reasonably priced considering the age range it's meant for will likely use it once lol and be done with it after 30 minutes.

I bought this for my daughter for Christmas. It’s so cute. But we haven’t really understood how to use it.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this as a Christmas gift for my daughter. I thought this would be right up her alley - she's 5 and into fairies, unicorns, princess, glitter... We've been using it just over 24 hours and I'm already burnt out.The jar itself is very cute. The screen is old school. It lights up with different colors, but the fairies show up as black pixelated shapes. The fairies that show up on the jar screen don't match the same shapes as the fairies in the app (more about the app later). When you catch a fairy, it doesn't show up in the order in which they were caught. When you catch a new one, you have to scroll through all your fairies to find it (if you or your child can remember which one) so you can add it to the app. They actually show up in the order that they appear in the app on the collector sheet. There are 3 buttons that serve different purposes; however, there are too many presses that need to happen for a 5 year old. Let's face it, I'm doing most of the work outside of her catching the fairies. Also, it seems glitchy because when in fairy finding mode, when the jar signals that a fairy is caught, many times it turns out to be a fairy we already have (but doesn't add it again into the collection). On the other had, we did catch 4 of the same fairy which have been added to the collection. We've walked all over trying new places. Not sure what the issue is.Now a out the app - it is a pain. To keep track of which fairies you have and learn about them, you have to have it. My (newly turned) 5 year old cannot read to learn about them on her own, nor take notes in the section available to add them. Let's talk about adding fairies to the collector sheet... it is a major pain. I'm using an Amazon Fire tablet and it is so frustrating trying to scan the QR code (each fairy has one and it's the only way to add). The QR code doesn't stay on the screen long enough. The tablet has a hard time scanning it. Takes 3-4 tries at times, which involves a lot of extra button pushing, scanning through fairies, etc..Perhaps better suited for a slightly older age with some patience and access to a smart device.

Works great, super cute and fun.

Sadly the batteries in this item were leaking. When I opened the shipping box I noticed something was leaking. I was so confused. Then further inspection of the item. I noticed that the item had been opened and a zip bag containing three batteries were placed inside the item. I also noticed that it had been resealed with packing tape. I then found that to be suspicious and noticed that the tab for the batteries had been pulled out. So that the toy could be placed on demo mode. I saw that indeed batteries were in the toy but it was not working. I took the batteries out and realized that the entire compartment was wet. I was confused at first and then realized it was battery acid and that is what was in the bottom of the shipping box. I also became concerned due to the fact that I was holding all three batteries and had battery acid on my hands. This is sold by Amazon reseller and I’m not sure where the toy came from or how old they are. But the batteries were old enough to have gone bad and whoever resold them knew the toy was not working to put new batteries inside of the box the toy came in. This is a hard no for me. The toy is no longer usable.