Kids have been getting robot toys for Christmas for generations.
Each generation has their own version of robot toys and each generation looks at the previous generation’s robot toys and chuckles at their simplicity.
Remember Sonic Sam from the 1980s? We think this thing was supposed to smoke or something. Because that’s what you need robots to do … walk a few feet and then fire up a heater.
Well, needless to say, robot toys have come a long way since even the 80s. And they still make great gifts for kids at Christmas.
Awesome Robot Toys on Amazon
You’re going to put a smile on any kid’s face if they unwrap one of these robot toys you got them on Amazon for Christmas this year.
Check out some of our favorites:
Guardian Intelligent Gesture Robot
The Guardian robot toy is radio controlled and programmable. Kids can program up to 50 moves the robot can perform.
It’s ideal for kids between 7-10 years old.
ClicBot Coding Robot
ClicBot is definitely a winner under the Christmas tree for any kid who’s expressed interest in coding.
While ClicBot is fun, it’s almost unfair to call it a toy, per se. It’s definitely for a certain type of kid who’s a little too grown up for toy robots.\
It’s also not cheap. Clicbot would be a show-stopper gift at Christmas.
Hot Bee Robot Dinosaur
The Hot Bee robot dinosaur toy is a fun little gift that runs on solar power and requires a bit of hands-on assembly.
It’ll make a great gift for kids between 8-12 that are into dinosaurs and robots. So, basically every kid would appreciate this under the tree this year.
Botzees Coding Robot
Botzees brings us this fun coding robot for kids as young as 4.
It’d make a great gift for the young child in the house who’s already showing interest in technology and in creative arts.
Carle Smart Robot by Ruko
Carle, the smart robot toy from Ruko, is highly programmable to give kids endless options for using the robot.
Ruko’s toy robot even acts as a Bluetooth speaker.
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