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Cepia B2B Bots Crusher and Buzzsaw Robot in Red and Blue - 2 Pack
 
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Cepia B2B Bots Crusher and Buzzsaw Robot in Red and Blue - 2 Pack

by Cepia
3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (23 customer reviews)


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WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

Product Features

  • RC Battling robots with knockout game play
  • Each robot comes with its own unique personality and attitude
  • Voices shout insults, hits and knockouts
  • Four wheel drive and swinging fists
  • Radio-controlled, electronic, rapid-fire punching and voice sounds

Product Details

  • Shipping Weight: 5 pounds
  • Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
  • Shipping Advisory: This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply.
  • ASIN: B0017T2ZG0
  • Manufacturer recommended age: 6 - 12 years
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #109,064 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games)
  • Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (23 customer reviews)
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Product Description

Amazon.com Review

Get ready for serious brawling action with a pair of Cepia B2B Fighting Robots. Crusher and Buzzsaw are two trash-talking, remote-controlled battle bots with oversized fists for hurling high speed punches. Kids six and up will love the distinct personalities of each bot and the skill involved in pulling off a KO. These bots are not intended for children under three.



Convenient wireless remotes control Crusher and Buzzsaw. View larger.


Tip your opponent over and watch the top of his head pop off. View larger.
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The Good: Trash-talking, battle-ready robots

The Bad: Controls require some practice

In a Nutshell: Have fun throwing punches and popping your opponents top
At a Glance

Ages: 6 and up
Requires: x
Start Looking For a KO
Crusher and Buzzsaw are durable, plastic boxing bots mounted on all-terrain wheels. With lights that flash, signature phrases, and heads that blow their tops when they get Ko'ed, these scrappy little fighters are sure to instigate plenty of fun and some light-hearted rivalries.

These brightly colored B2B Bots come with batteries already installed, so they're ready for battle right out of the box. Simply turn them on, familiarize yourself with the thumb wheels that control movement, punch button, and talk button, and start trying to outwit your opponent. It takes a little practice to make your bot move in a predictable way using the thumb wheels, but once you get it down, quick turns and sneak attacks will make fighting extra fun. Dual channels are provided to avoid radio control mix ups, so you'll want to make sure one bot is set to use the "A" channel and the other is set to use the "B" channel.

Deliver the Final Blow
Be the first to score a KO and watch as the opposing robot's head blows off, lights flash, and sound effects signal your victory. There are two ways to knock out your opponent's robot. Tip the robot over, or reign down blows to activate the punch plates on the sides of the robot's head eight times. Getting the right combination of arcing movement and flying fists to hit the opposing robot's head is trickier than it may seem at first, especially if your nemesis is a veteran fighter. If your robot is KO'd, pop its head back on and flick the power switch off and on again to reset for another battle.

Personalize Your Battle Strategy
Sheets of decals let you add custom touches to your favorite bad 2 the bone bots. Use kill decals to show off your victories, while "gashes" and "punctures" demonstrate your toughness and barbed wire scares off would-be challengers. Then start practicing signature moves, driving in reverse, and punching the talk button at the perfect time to yell out phrases like "Is that all you've got?" and "Now you're going to feel an avalanche, of pain!"

Overall, these quick little bots provide a great way for kids to enjoy competing with each other, and adult testers found that using Buzzsaw to throw some punches at crusher was great stress relief. These guys are designed to hold up well against each others onslaughts, but they are made of plastic and could be damaged over time if they get tossed around, stepped on, or driven through wet or sandy conditions. This seems a minor concern compared with the long lasting fun an epic rivalry between these bots is sure to inspire. After lots of play, you'll need to replace the batteries in your bots to keep going. Crusher and Buzzsaw each run on four "AA" batteries, and each controller uses a 9v battery.

What's in the Box
Two robots, two transmitters, two 9v batteries, eight AA batteries, two tail flag supports, four tail flag stickers, and two sheets of decals.

Product Description

Get ready for serious brawling action with a pair of Cepia B2B Fighting Robots. Crusher and Buzzsaw are two trash-talking, remote-controlled battle bots with oversized fists for hurling high speed punches. Kids six and up will love the distinct personalities of each bot and the skill involved in pulling off a KO. These bots are not intended for children under three.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
A December 1, 2008
Durability:    Educational:    Fun:   
when we gave it to my nephew he opened it right away only to discover a robot was broken, further examination revealed a broken internal solder. I fixed it for him but could have been a big disappointment. also, the heads are too difficult to knock off.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Durability:    Educational:    Fun:   
I can see why this toy is now discounted from its retail price of $[...]. We bought this for our son, and they were a BIG disapointment!

1) The control stick is not great - instead of a joystick or dial, its two wheels that you must press with both thumbs to go forward, and 1 formard/1back to turn.
2) They dont turn well at all.
3) The punching is slow, and NOT independently controlled for each arm. In other words, you push one button down, and the arms do a slow back an forth punching motion
4) As stated before, the heads are quite difficult to knock off.
5) Since we opened them, and they are considered 'electronics', we are STUCK with them now - a WASTE of money....
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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There was an unbeatable deal on the 2 pack of B2B Bots last year and my son wanted them for Christmas we bought them and these are like Rock-Em Sock-Em robots on remote control cars. They are fun, they attack each other and they taunt and jest at each other.

The one thing that makes these not as fun as they could be is that they swing their arms very weakly, their arms can get stuck in the out position and need to be adjusted so they can go back to swinging, they also take forever to pop each other's tops off because they have so little strength to their blows.

Both robots have sensored area's on the sides of their heads where about 5 taps causes them to pop their tops off (like sockem robots popping their heads up) but the hits from the motorized robots don't seem strong enough to trigger it often enough.

I am going to try putting in more powerful batteries instead of the default ones that came with the robots to see if they perform better.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
TERRIBLE BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
I bought this toy for my eleven years old son... His birthday will be in the next 24th august ... but i decided to gave him an early gift, terrible mistake, the blue toy is not... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Adri
disappointment for little boy on XMas
Bought this toy for my grandson for his XMas present - one of the robots did not work out of the box and the other stopped working within 2 days. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Manuel S Diaz
Both bots lasted only a few days
I loved the concept of the B2B Bots. I bought my son a set of them and he had them rolling around the carpet right away. They roll fast but punch slowly. Read more
Published 24 months ago by Noname
Super fun!
Great toy for a great price. You have to wrestle the two bots against each other -so much fun! It is very loud and your thumbs gets tired fast, but boys expecailly like this toy... Read more
Published on September 10, 2009 by technicolor
Lots of fun
After reading the directions and the trouble shooting paperwork, we now know how they work. The chattering noise that you hear is the automatic clutch. Read more
Published on August 26, 2009 by goods2sell2u
B2B fighting robots has some real fighting action!!!
My 8 year old son got this for his birthday and he opened it right away.He loves it!!!He plays with it almost every day.He rely wanted it badly.
Published on March 12, 2009 by Pradip K. Sen
DS loved it
Gave to DS for Christmas - he's had lots of fun! Cheapest place to find it was Amazon! Only complaint is, is it's hard to hit the sides of the robots
Published on January 21, 2009 by BA
Too much fun
These little guys are a blast. They make a lot of noise, and it is hard to actually knock the other guy out, but all in all, well worth the price. Read more
Published on January 19, 2009 by Steven M. Rubeck
Poor
I bought two and I am returning the one that is unopened. Very poor durability. The ears broke off within an hour of playing with them. Read more
Published on January 18, 2009 by E. Mullen
Less Than Expected
I found this toy to be poorly made. Both robots were defective in that the boxing motions were not sufficient to cause the head to pop off. Read more
Published on January 15, 2009 by K. Carpenter
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