ORIBEL VertiPlay STEM Marble Run | Learning Toy | Stick & Play Wall Toy (Original, Bold Crayon)

SO MUCH FOR REMOVABLE. I WENT TO MOVE IT OVER & NOT EVEN 2 SECS AFTER APPLYING THIS HAPPENED. I DID IT SLOWLY AS THE BOX IMPLIED. SMFH

I received this the other day and as soon as I received it I opened the box and thought where are all the pieces this is supposed to come with. I sent an email to customer service, it took them two days to get back to me and when they did they're message said " sorry the set that comes with the three mats is the $79 one." Ok great, except there is no option to buy a $79 one. There is only a $59 and $199 option. When you choose to $59 option there is a product description telling you what you'll get. I assumed I would get everything listed and I didn't. I'm really disappointed with this. I was excited to get this for my 5 yr old for Christmas because he loves stuff like this, but with the very minimal amount of pieces you get he won't be able to do much. I feel like the whole thing is false advertising. The description you get for the $59 option is not true and there is no description at all for the $199 option. Very disappointed. Please be aware that when it says 12 pieces and 10 connectors the connectors are the little blue and yellow pieces that hold them to the mats, not actual pieces the child can play with. I wouldn't buy this if I knew beforehand what actually came with it.

With this product costing $59 I definitely expected more out of it. The track that attaches to the rubber pegs fall off extremely easily. Like every time my toddler touches it, easy, making it more of a chore to constantly put back together than fun!The balls don’t always land on the tracks and just fall straight on the ground.The sticky base itself doesn’t stick well at all (we don’t have flat walls though) I thought about nailing it to the wall or something but that won’t work. So I definitely don’t recommend if there’s any texture to your wall at all.It’s overall garbage. Not worth $59.

I bought this for my preschool class and we really love it. The kids get so excited when they make a successful “marble run”. The colors are great and it’s super easy to set up. It’s big enough that multiple children can play with it at once, and it’s very user-friendly.Some of the slidable pegs (??) on the tracks are very loose and slide off way too easily to be usable. I also find that the tracks also fall off a bit too often for our liking, which is very frustrating for my students.However, I definitely recommend this for all ages, honestly. I think I spend more time playing with it than the kids in my class. Once you figure out the idiosyncrasies and learn how to avoid them, it’s a lot of fun.

I originally bought one of these for our children's room at the public library where I work. I was so impressed with the quality, and how the kids responded to it, that I bought one for my grandson for a Christmas present. He loves it just as much as the children at the library.

I bought this toy because it reminded me of Marble Works, but with less floor space takeover. It's a huge hit with everyone in the family; my toddler and husband could rearrange and play for hours. The sticky side of the panels is strong, but one panel fell off the wall and won't stick, so I recommend having some command strips on hand.

This looks/feels nice, but that's about it. No matter how we configured it, the marble never completed a full run... Even setting it up exactly like the picture. Kids lost interest immediately and the grown ups couldn't get it to work consistently either. Packed it right back up to return it. At over $75, it's definitely not worth keeping.

Got it for a gift for my grandson and granddaughter for Christmas.It’s a lot larger than I thought but they seem to like it a lot