WowWee - COJI - White

My daughter received Coji from Santa last December and the family has had a ton of fun learning the basic principles of coding with... it?!? If you’re a child of the 80’s, Coji brings back memories of toys like Big Tracks (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Trak). This toy allows kids, and adults, to send messages, navigate mazes, and to terrorize other family members with pranks and... “surprises”. As of 4/17/18, our Coji still has its original batteries in it (from 12/25/17). You do have to be able to download a free, and easy to use, app in order to really use the device. All in all, this little guy has helped foster positive family relations and created a lot of fun since day and one.

I purchased this coding robot for my four year old son, as I have been wanting to get him into this kind of stuff at an early age. He absolutely loved it! It is so easy to use, and the fact that you use emoji characters to program it makes it great with the kids. For a starter robot, the price is just right. Once my son gets the full hang of it, I hope to move him up to something bigger and better. I would definitely recommend this to anyone for their chuild.

I purchased the Coji for my four year old son. I want to get him into coding, and felt like this is a really good way to get him into it. I really loved how easy it was to teach my son how to use it. It is great for beginners! My son had it up and running in no time. The app looks a bit outdated, but I don't mind since I'll be upgrading him to something better in the near future.

Got this for my daughter (she just started kinder) she had a blast with it. the app is easy to use and it is really fun when paired to a phone. I would have expected something like this to be more expensive. Great learning toy. the only think I don't like is that its not rechargeable.

My 11year old was happy playing for hours after I loaded application on the phone. She was able to use free mode to get Coji to go and turn to where she wanted. The preloaded words and sounds had her laugh and she repeated same command over and over. Great toy!

It's a fun way to let kids learn about programming while playing, rather than trying to make kids believe programming is in itself a game.

The boys "steer" this robot all over. They cane make him travel from another room. I wish he ran off something other than my phone.

This is a good attention-getter for 5-6 year olds. It gives them something to do with their tablet and entices them to come back again to either start something new or try an activity again.