For a baby gift and she loved it!

Supplied without charger cable

I bought this for my godson‘s second birthday and he absolutely loved it! He walked around the house all day holding that ball, and it was just shaking him, and his whole head was rattling, and his hands were shaking, he was laughing and he just loved it

Great toy but now wont stop vibrating. Even when switched off

Brought this for my little granddaughter in Oct to put it away for Christmas. Opened it up and it's not working ,charged it but nothing .They won't allow another one as brought it in Oct....

My baby girl loves this so much. Its just like it shows and love that it is rechargeable. It is definitely worth the buy. Funny enough all my child love playing with it when they can🥰

I liked this toy so much that when the first one broke, I bought another one. The next one worked only one time and wouldn't re-charge. If they worked, this would be my favorite toy of all time! I'm so disappointed.

My baby Loves it, only downside is once every song is up it stops and we have to hit it to have it play again— about every 15-20 seconds. I wish it lasted longer before having to “reactivate” it. Also wish the battery lasted longer— but i like the concept and how it can be fully taken out to charge.

My son loves this toy, I seriously have bought in total 3. I only wish it was easier to turn on and that the battery lasted longer. Once I click it to turn on, my son knows and becomes happy to play with his bouncy ball, he knows he needs to toss it to turn on. He will cry once the battery dies, that’s why I got one more, as the very first one broke.

My 9 month old loves this and it is fun when it bounces around but the biggest downside is it dies quickly. My first one wouldn’t charge so I was sent a replacement, but this one has also died after only having it a month or so! Such a bummer.

I wouldn’t bother it doesn’t even work. Had to send it back

The toy is great for babies and functions well. My only issue is that the charge does not last long. It needs charging after 3/4 days of what I would say light usage of the toy. I was hoping the battery would last longer but the way it is now I would give it 3 stars.

+Toy works fine and jumps pretty well. Nubs are nice and soft. That's it on the positives. It's nice to be able to take the cover off and clean it, I guess?-Zero instructions whatsoever how to turn it on, charge it, or activate it. If your customer has to troubleshoot a product in perfect working order because there's no indicators ON the product it BADLY needs instructions. The SMH of all 3 continue below...-Having to hit it means your baby will never activate it themselves. Poor decision for a trigger. Besides, you wanna teach your kids to beat their toys early on to get a response? Had to come here for this due to no instructions and my 1st answer to turn on a child's toy usually isn't to beat the sh*t out of it. Powers off after 5 minutes meaning if you aren't there to beat your kid's toy constantly it's just another stuffed animal to them.-Zipper is easy to open, harder to close. Kid's gonna open it. Who thought this was a good idea over Velcro?--Power on button is in the most brainless location that can't be felt through the cover, has ZERO markings on it when you open the toy, and is horribly unresponsive when you DO find it. It's a spring loaded flush piece of plastic the same color as the rest of the device. It's like they were TRYING to hide it. Get ready to hit it 6-7 times before it finally beeps signaling it's on. Also, the climbing music sound should mean "on" and the beep should mean "off". Not the other way around. It's backwards to what's intuitive.---The charger, oh god the charger. If you don't accidentally throw it away like I've already seen others do here. (Wife did, but thankfully I took inventory Christmas morning to check what toys need what batteries and discovered this has them built in and I didn't see a charger. Went digging in the garbage for the box and found the white cable in a tiny bag static clung in the larger bag making it nearly invisible. Anyways, it's proprietary. Meaning don't lose it cause you're gonna need one of those old school universal chargers from Radio Shack with 17 different connectors. The answered questions above that state it's "any micro usb charger" is absolutely wrong and will just confuse people more. Yet another proprietary charger I have to keep track of. Then if you don't know where the charger plugs in there's no instructions to keep shaking it around until you see the hole appear. Who the hell designed this?-Zero volume control or option for on/off. Obnoxiously loud.While completely functional in what it's supposed to do, the implementation is a massive failure. I'd forgive many of these caveats if there were simply INSTRUCTIONS to the unconventional steps you must know to operate the toy. Even a sticker on the inner device with an arrow pointing at the power button and another pointing at the slot saying rotate to expose charge port. Also PUT THE CHARGER IN THE BOX. Not in a bag in another bag with the toy. I knew I wasn't the first to accidentally throw this away when even as I held it in my hand I couldn't see it cause it's white until I massaged the larger bag. It would stand out far more simply placed in the box.As long as you understand all these instructions go ahead and buy it. In actual functionality I'd probably give it a 3* for still having odd button placement, charge port placement, and teaching kids to hit toys. This should be the new Abuse Me Elmo.