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Comparison Makeblock mBot S P1010045 vs Makeblock mBot v1.1 BT 09.00.53

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Makeblock mBot S P1010045
Makeblock mBot v1.1 BT 09.00.53
Makeblock mBot S P1010045Makeblock mBot v1.1 BT 09.00.53
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Includes: light sensor, IR receiver, ultrasonic sensor and line following sensor.
Includes: light sensor, IR receiver, ultrasonic sensor and line following sensor. Programming behavior algorithms. Pairing with mobile devices and PC.
Age6+10+
Preferenceunisexunisex
Material
metal /+ plastic/
metal /+ plastic/
Game typeroboticsrobotics
Number of pieces58 pcs
Models in assembly3
Connectionscrewscrew
Moving elements (mechanics)
Moving elements (motor)
Lighting effects
Control via smartphone
 /Bluetooth/
 /Bluetooth/
Finished toy size170x130x90 mm
90x130x170 mm /weight 1 kg/
Packing size210x180x100 mm
Added to E-Catalogjuly 2019august 2017

Age

Age recommendations are quite conditional, but it is still not recommended to deviate from them. So construction toys for older children may contain small parts that a curious little child might swallow. At the same time, sets for little ones are easy to assemble and uninteresting for adult children. And an age-inappropriate construction set may turn out to be too complex and inconvenient, upsetting or even frightening the baby.

Note that the age category to some extent characterizes the maximum age at which the designer can be useful. For example, a set for 1+ and 2+ is unlikely to attract an 8-year-old or even a 7-year-old primary school student, while a complex design for 14+, 16+ and even 18+ often turns out to be interesting even for adults over 30 and even over 40. However, even within the same age category, much depends on the characteristics of a particular set, in particular, on the type of game. And there are design options for any age. In addition to those listed above, there are also 3+, 4+, 5+, 6+, 9+, 10+, 11+, 12+.

Number of pieces

The total number of parts included in the delivery of the designer. At the same time, the calculation, usually, also takes into account the details that make up individual characters (torso, arms, legs, head, etc.) — despite the fact that the figures are most often delivered assembled and are not designed for disassembly during normal use . Also note that the kit may include several spare parts, in case of breakage or loss of any of the main elements.

Models in assembly

The number of models that can be assembled from this kit according to the instructions. For example, if a helicopter, truck or boat can be assembled from a set, 3 models will be indicated in this paragraph. Most modern designers are designed for just one model, quite often there are sets of 2 – 3 and 4 – 10 options, and in the most extensive sets this number can be 10 or more. Of course, a young inventor may not be limited to instructions and come up with his own assembly options; however, the most perfect and functional are usually the models that were originally provided for by the instructions.

Note that kits that allow multiple assembly options usually do not allow you to assemble more than one model at a time — that is, you can assemble a new model only by disassembling the previous one. However, there are exceptions to this rule — mainly among extensive sets of 5 or more options.

Lighting effects

The presence in the designer of various lighting effects : backlighting, flashing lights, etc. This feature gives the assembled model an original and attractive appearance, and in some cases it can be useful in fact (for example, to make a car driving on the floor more noticeable so that it is not stepped on). Specific types of lighting effects may vary depending on the model.