FoxmindGo Pop! Colorio, The Original and Ingenious Tactile Game.

The media could not be loaded. I love this pop it. It has the best pops out of any we have tried. We have a lot of pop it, and they are enjoyable but this one is a very satisfying pop.

So fun! Love it!

Your kids probably have one of those bubble pop little deals you use to soothe or for stress release. This is a fidget board designed for either fun popping or playing a game and I think if it hadn't been for the little defect on the side of the "board" where it tore, this would be just about perfect. You can use this of course for just a really nice fidget board, or play the game on it with colors. It's great for keeping kids quiet.

These types of bubble poppers are super satisfying, and this Foxmind Go Pop! Is even more so than most others! I got something like this from a different brand a fewMonths back for my toddler, and immediately loved it! Both me and all of my kids would sit there and pop that thing all the time! So I got some more of them from different brands. And I quickly realized that not all of them are made equal, like at all!A lot of the cheaper brands done even pop, like at all, you might as well get a piece of plastic and push it since that’s all they do. But this Go Pop! One actually gives you that satisfying pop sound, and when you push, it actually pops and you can feel it! Needless to say this one has given both me and my family hours of satisfaction already, and I would definitely recommend!

I planned on rating this ‘Go POP’ product higher, as my kids are AVID fidget fans, and own every pop-it that was ever made, but a couple of things got us bummed pretty quickly, and soured my expected, highly-rated review.Well, first off, it is attractive to look at and seems well-made at first, but it’s not REALLY any more of a game then my kids had already been playing on their other pop-it’s. For some reason, I guess you could say that I expected a bit more ‘to it’ for the price tag.Oh, but that didn’t bother them.. they were thoroughly enjoying it, and then a few days in, I saw it, and I assumed my eyes were playing tricks on me. What happened? There was a ‘POP’ that was now a hole. It looked sturdy, I thought it was better than the others, but this was the very first time in 100 pop-it’s that I saw a hole like that. I asked them if maybe they were playing ‘pimple popper, MD or something’, ha ha, but they ‘claim, at least’, that they were no more rough with it, than any other pop it that they own. It just happened.I can’t tell you the verdict on the FULL truth in that one, but it was kind of sad to see. I pretty much trust them, as they know I don’t get mad, so.. it kind of just stinks. Then with the hole, they lost interest :(.So, for $15 I wouldn’t expect that, and overall, it’s really no more of a game, it’s just ‘gimmicky branded’ (in my personal opinion) that way, that it’s not worth the $ in MY household’s experience. On the flip side, there were a few positives about the Go Pop fidget toy.This pop-it did have a thicker body to it, and it is different looking and quite attractive. It makes nice, loud, crisp, ‘satisfying’, popping sounds, and has a nice feel to it during popping, so it truly is hard to rate this one. VERY much so.I’m going with 3 stars due to the price vs. quality, or seemingly, lack there of. And ‘the game’ aspect. I truly expected something NEW and exciting with this one :(. On the flip side, there are those positives that I made note of too, and so I was torn between 2-3 stars, and I will round it up to 3 stars, as I’m sure that many kids will still enjoy this toy, even if it’s not a new game to them. You can find them cheaper now though, but some aren’t as ‘satisfying sounding.’ Just beware of how your kids handle it. TLC needed!It’s a hard one for me. Take with this what you will, as I averaged it out to an all-around average rating. I was hoping to go higher, as these are SO valuable in our home.I hope my review has been helpful to you personally, and if so, feel free to hit that helpful button!

This little game is so much fun! My kids love all those popping toys that are popular right now, so they were really excited about this. This is even more fun than the regular popping toys because it's a game. It's a plastic tray with the silicone bubbles they can pop in and out with different colors in each row. They take turns choosing a color and they can push down as many bubbles as they'd like in that color in each turn. The point is to not be the one to push in the last bubble on the tray. It's very simple to play and satisfying to push the bubbles. It's small and slim enough to keep in my purse to give to them to play with if they're getting antsy somewhere, like waiting in line or in a restaurant. It's very easy to clean if they make it dirty or take it to school. I think these are going to become very popular soon, everyone that has seen my kids playing with it has asked where I found this.

This is just a pop it fidget toy. There was a single small square of paper in the box to make up some rules but it didn't really make sense nor was enough to be considered a game. It was marketed as a game so I am disappointed. Otherwise, the pop toy is very nice. It makes a satisfying pop sound and feel from both sides equally. The round shape is really nice to hold, and the sides are thick enough to set it down on the table and allow the kid to pop it without picking it up. All of my kids like it; 8yo, 5yo, and 2yo (almost 3).There are no batteries, no small pieces, no loud annoying sounds. Makes it a wonderful car toy toy have sitting around in your car for those unexpected delays and traffic jams.

This is a fun little sensory toy for my kids. It came as expected. It is plastic and the pop part is a soft silicone. The plastic looks and feels pretty strong. The size is good for him, about the size of a kids plate. The colors are bright and appealing. Overall we are happy with it. It is a simple little toy that keeps little hands busy. I hope this assists you with your shopping. If so feel free to let me know below and leave a comment with any questions.Cheers, Cass