Samantha Beauleau
10 de junio de 2026
Has serious, serious, potential to be on the top 5 Christmas gifts for 2026.
I got this for my kids, but full transparency, I think I may possibly, maybe, just a little bit, use it more than they do. Coloring has always been a very relaxing, stress reducing, peaceful thing for me, making whatever sticker I want, printing it, and then coloring it, I mean what could be better. I'm actually really, really, jealous that I didnt have things like this when I was a kid. I thought the toys I had were so cool on TV but this little magic box could be on the Christmas top ten list if it was more widely known and talked about.It literally makes whatever you want. I haven't found anything that it won't make yet.I haven't tried getting it to make any inappropriate phrases because I have a feeling it probably wouldn't since it's designed for kids. However, it pretty much makes any sticker you want. The images are pretty clear, and the sticker paper is actually quite sticky. I have to say, I am so surprised by how well it works.Honestly, I wasn't expecting much. I was kind of expecting it to print stuff that wasn't even close to what I told it to print, and if it did actually print it, I figured the lines were going to be super faded and super light. I really didn't think it was going to be anything great. I also didn't think it would truly work without needing some type of app connection, so that was pretty surprising.It has dark, distinctive lines for the pictures, which is, again, astonishing to me. I get that it's a simple gadget, but it's honestly one of the most surprising little things I have ever gotten from Amazon, and it's really, really cool.Not only do my kids love it, but they don't even fight over it—they actually take turns. They do sometimes all yell out ideas at once, but that's not fighting. It's just because they're excited. They love it. They're on their tablets coloring and making stickers while using their imagination.With one autistic child, one with severe ADHD, and one who is more neurotypical, it's not always easy to get all of them to use their imagination or stay interested in the same thing. This almost feels like a STEM product. I've even emailed a few of my children's teachers and asked if it's something I could purchase for their classrooms because I think it would be useful.Think about reward charts or classroom incentives. Instead of just getting a random sticker because you helped a friend or were kind, you could get whatever sticker you want. It's not just, "Okay, here, pick a sticker." It's, "Tell the sticker machine what you want printed," and then you get that sticker. That's such a fun concept.I know I already said this, but seriously, this is one of the coolest things I have ever gotten. The price point is pretty amazing too. I can't necessarily say I've looked at the refill paper yet, but I have a feeling it's not that expensive. I'll probably go check how much it is and then update the review. :::Ver másVer menos
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