Hasbro Playskool Busy Ball Popper Reviews

We bought this for my eldest daughter for Christmas, and it is still one of her favourite toys. She's scared of the sound of hoovers, so at first- due to the noise of this toy (sounds a little like the suction of a hoover), she approached this toy with caution. When she realised how much fun it was, she played with it for an ...  Read the complete review

Our little boy is now 2 but having just had a good clear out and come across all these things I feel its times to review what was a great era Our son absolutely loved this product. We hated it for its battery use and the repetitive noise over and over but we couldn't bring ourselves to take it away when it brought him so much joy. ...  Read the complete review

For my daughters first birthday she was bought this as a present, it retailed at £20 at the time and we got it from Argos although having looked recently for our second daughter it now seems to be around the £23 mark. The toy is suitable from 9 months old but as said above our daughter was 1 when she got it and at this age she was ...  Read the complete review

This was bought for my Daughter for her 1st Birthday and I was very pleased with it. My oldest daughter had one of the stand up ones when she was younger and I remember her having endless fun and so I hoped that this one would be the same. The toy is recommended for 18m+ although I have found no problems with my younger ...  Read the complete review

Ages 9 months + When we stayed at a caravan last month my husband forgot to bring my youngest sons toys. This was for sale for £2 at a boot sale, and the oldest son (age 5) was sure his brother had to have it. Most likely because he had wanted one when he was younger. Almost age two, even the youngest seemed a bit old for ...  Read the complete review

Reading the reviews on this product maybe I just had a bad one, I bought this for xmas for my 1 year old, reasonabley priced, easy to assable, you need a screwdriver to get into the batteries but rest easy to put together it started off as a good toy my son and dog were both very impressed trying to get the balls as they quickly popped ...  Read the complete review

when i seen this product i thought it looked greta fun so i bought it for my daughter who was 2 at the time, she loved it and had some good fun with it, that was until she started putting other items down the shoot, which you might think would be easy to remove well no there are so many screws to undo to try and remove anything stuck ...  Read the complete review

This toy is a great favourite in my house! I wish it had a volume control button though... All three of my children enjoy this toy at the moment. It seems to be fascinating because of its action of 'popping' the balls up through a tube; they pop out into a gutter, then fall through a hole and down a spiral back into the bottom ...  Read the complete review

although the playskool busy ball popper is for children aged 9months plus, we bought it for out daughter who is almost two. the reason being, she loves a similar thing at the soft play area we go to. but my son who is 3 plays with it a lot too. when removing from the box the popper is in 3 parts which is very easy to ...  Read the complete review

My mum bought my little boy this ball popper for his first birthday. He loves balls (footballs, tennis balls etc) so we thought this would be a winner. However he is very sensitive to strange sounds and becomes quite upset (he hates the hoover), so when we turned on this toy he immediately started crying and screaming, as the blower is ...  Read the complete review

The Ball Popper is a simple concept, the balls go in one end and when it is switched on a fan blows sending the balls up a tube at the other end where they pop out and then fall back down the slide into the machine to go round again. I decided to buy this for my 14 month old son as he doesn't seem to be very interested in ...  Read the complete review

My daughters god mother bought us one of these for my little ones first birthday. You have never heard a baby laugh so much in your life as we did when my baby girl played with this. The bright colors and the music makes it sooo much fun for a baby and when the ball comes flying out the squeals of delight are your lovely.It has some ...  Read the complete review

It fits together out of the box fairly simply, with clear instructions, and putting the batteries in is nice and easy, it takes several large batteries. 5 balls are included and they basically go along the tube and pop out the top. Then to fall back into the top, roll around and through the tubes again. A big red button pressed activates ...  Read the complete review

My son was given the Playskool busy ball popper as a gift for his first Christmas when he was just 8 months old, the age range is from 9 months upwards and I knew my son was a little too young for this toy at 8 months so I put it away for a while. I decided to bring the toy out when my son turned 10 months as I though he would ...  Read the complete review

Welcome to a review of the world's noisiest and annoying toy. Iv bought toys in the past that have got on my nerves just a little bit but this thing definitely takes the award hands down. It is a shame that it is so annoying as it is a lovely toy. The description: The busy ball popper is very colourful. The base is ...  Read the complete review

You couldn't move in our living room on Christmas morning due to the vast array of presents that were piled high, ready to be opened. Now I'd like to say that lots of them were for me but they weren't. Hubby didn't get much of a look-in either so our small selection was tucked away under the tree. The majority were for two year old Jack ...  Read the complete review

What do you get if you cross a hairdryer with a helter-skelter full of balls? Playskool’s Busy Ball Popper, that’s what. It’s a wonderfully simple concept that entertains my son far more than any other toy at the moment. OK, so I admit that favourite toys are a passing thing but this is a favourite toy that he ...  Read the complete review