Solar Car Solar Energy Toys for Ages 2-4 5-7 8-10 Cool Solar Powered Tiny Mini Cars Educational Science Kits for Kids

These little solar-powered cars are teeny tiny (which I expected) but more fun than I'd anticipated for sure. They are very basic (as far as I can tell, no on/off switch). But that adds to the fun! If you're in a sunny place, it's a great way to get the kids to run!The cars are very small, which is part of their charm, but it does mean they might get stuck on uneven surfaces or need a bit of help from time to time. But really no complaints.

This item is garbage. Two cars came in the box and neither one of them worked. I purchased them for an earth day event to show the kids about solar power. Very disappointed.

Maybe I shouldn’t complain, because it was only $10 for 2 solar powered cars, but they are tiny and not powerful at all. On flat terrain they work well, but if they encounter a hill or valley they easily get stuck & stop.

Very little solar car toy for kids to teach about solar power.

These little solar-powered cars are a lot of fun! My kiddo and I had a blast playing with them outside on a sunny day. It's cool to see how the sunlight makes them move — it's a neat way to teach kids about solar energy in action. They're pretty small, but they seem durable enough to withstand some rough play, which is a must-have with kids hahah: Plus, they're a nice change of pace from all the battery-operated toys out there.

The media could not be loaded. got these for my son who is getting interested in electricity and circuits. I wanted to get something that helped to explain solar cells. This 2-pack cars work well for this purpose. These are not a high quality build. The solar cell looks like they are hot glued on (a bit crooked). These were a lot smaller than expected. However they are fast!! I turned on a flashlight directly above one of these and it shot across the table. I had to hold the flashlight like 2-3 feet away to make the car slow down.

These solar cars are a neat idea. They do require strong sunlight to get going but once they do they move quite quickly. They are very small and have small parts so they are definitely a choking hazard so you have to be careful depending on the age of your child. They feel surprisingly well made considering how inexpensive they are. Make sure to flip these over when not in use otherwise they will just drive off if they are in the sun since there is no on/off button.

The media could not be loaded. I usually try to buy practical stuff but these were inexpensive enough and looked fun enough to get and I was right.I tested them out on some rough unsmooth concrete that made them change directions (see included video) but they were still fun to watch, I'll have to try them out on a smooth surface to see them travel straight.When not in use I would keep them away from any sunlight as there does not seem to be any on/off switch, I keep them turned upside down in the house so even sunlight coming thru the window should not affect them when not in use.Small but still fun and at a fairly reasonable price.