Batteries Reviews




This is a great product. Very well-constructed. Very durable. It can be switched on, go forward or backward, and it can be pushed manually--another reviewer complained that it could not be pushed, but it can be pushed.
Purchasing recommendation:
* Wait until appropriate age: Our son started with Thomas when he was 18 months old, but we did not buy any battery engines until he was 3. We wanted for him to use his imagination in pushing and pulling for a while. Now he sometimes sits back and just watches the battery engines, while at other times he pushes them.
* The metal engines are more durable: The metal engines cost more than the larger plastic battery-operated engines, but they are far more durable. They feel solid in the hand. They go both forward and backwards, while the plastic engines only go forward. They pull the wooden cars that your child may already have. They're just a better fit!



Used price: $39.99

Perfect For The Game Boy Advance Traveler
AWESOME
List price: $39.99 (that's 50% off!)
Used price: $39.99

gameboyspassionwith the wide variety of games that it comes with it gamboy is a trully fashionable toy of all it time.
Thank you
IT IS WORTH IT

I replaced both existing batteries with these, which incidentally are a different colour from the picture, and the jeep now runs fine on most surfaces.
It requires 18 hours charging time before you can use the batteries, so be prepared for some impatience before the vehicle can actually be used. You have to charge them after each use, and also once a month if the vehicle is not in use, at 16 hours each time.
Tech support from Fisher Price is non-existent in my part of the world, where 800 numbers are not accessible, because their site doesn't have a customer service or tech support e-mail address listed. I needed important information, because I learned that the model I have was recalled for electrical problems, and I wanted to see exactly which parts needed to be fixed to solve the problem.
I'm sure that these batteries will last a long time with proper care, but wish the tech support was better
ENJOYED IT FOR THE LAST PAST 3 YEARS ITS STILL RUNNING STRONG


Charger Included with Jeep

Perfect for GBA
Love It, A must have for any GBA ownerIt charges remarkably fast and lasts almost as long as a decent set of regular batteries..
Add to that the fact that you can play with one pack while the other charges and you have one awsome battery option.
If you own a GBA and are tired of buying batteries for it this is a must buy.

Used price: $7.95
Buy one from zShops for: $12.95

A Must Have
Worth the Money

The Lady is still playing fine, no problems so far. But the car Thomas went dead after less than three or four days playing. We went back to the Toys R Us store where we bought it and they promptly exchanged it for a powered Percy, since they didn't have a powered Thomas.
My two daughters played very little with the new Percy. I, the father, played more than them. I assembled a circuit and played for some time with the new car, Percy. The next day (one day after getting the new powered car), I was to turn it on again and I found out that the power button was broken. Nobody let it fall. Nobody gave it any mistreatment or misuse. My daughters only play with adult supervision, since it's an very expensive set of toys and we don't want the pieces broken.
So, one day after exchanging a defective Thomas, now I have a defective Percy.
I just wanted to warn that despite the fact that Wooden Thomas and Friends are a nice (and expensive) toy, their so-called die-cast vehicles are cheap plastic inside. They break very easily and you end up with a die-cast toy that simply doesn't work anymore. And I thought that they were supposed to last for years.
This is a great product. Very well-constructed. Very durable. It can be switched on, go forward or backward, and it can be pushed manually--another reviewer complained that it could not be pushed, but it can be pushed.
Purchasing recommendation:
* Wait until appropriate age: Our son started with Thomas when he was 18 months old, but we did not buy any battery engines until he was 3. We wanted for him to use his imagination in pushing and pulling for a while. Now he sometimes sits back and just watches the battery engines, while at other times he pushes them.
* The metal engines are more durable: The metal engines cost more than the larger plastic battery-operated engines, but they are far more durable. They feel solid in the hand. They go both forward and backwards, while the plastic engines only go forward. They pull the wooden cars that your child may already have. They're just a better fit!