DINOBYTES Dilo | Action figure Articulated dinosaur with helmet and battle functions|Gift Toy for Girls and Boys +3 years old

My little boy has just got back into dinosaurs, we are currently learning how to swim, he has achieved a new swimming badge which meant a little gift to celebrate.This dinosaur is super cute, has a bargain retail price, is a decent size and is quality made.It has a movable head which can be controlled by rotating his tail which is very easy for little hands to do and has other buttons which controls other functions like the mouth.The one we got is called Dilo and my son can’t wait to collect the other 3 dinosaurs (Pari Rexy and Carner) to make a dinosaur pack.

This is a really cool toy! Ideal for imaginative play. It's easy to make the mouth open and close via the tail and as such dinosaur is ready to battle another Dinobyte or munch on imaginative foods. I love the mechanics of this toy, simple and straightforward. It's great looking quality Dinobyte. My nephew loves it.

A more chunky style trex dinosaur toy. Cartoon like in appearance. 13 cm in height, its a good size for children to play with. Bright green in colour, it's fairly lightweight. Moveable arms and legs which is posable for play. There's a button on its tail to press which moves his head, pushing it forwards and opens its mouth at the same time, making a chomping, biting motion. You can also twist its tail which moves its head from side to side. It has a helmet which is removable and just sits on top of its head. The teeth and claws aren't sharp at all, thy have rounded edges to them. You can get additional dinos to battle against each other. My boys didn't really take much interest in it, they seem to prefer the more realistic looking dinosaurs to play but my nephew seem to enjoy it; biting away. It feels sturdy enough to withstand hands on play.

This is a good little-medium sized dinosaur toy, with lots of points of articulation. The dinosaur’s arms, legs, jaw, head, and body all move, with the whole of Pari’s head and core rotating from side to side when the tail is twisted. The Dinobyte toy has a removable plastic helmet with spiny armour built in to it. It feels robust and well made, and is a good size for my 4 year old nephew to play with.I wasn’t wild about the packaging, which though appealing in design (an egg shell with the toy bursting through it) makes use of a lot of plastic. However it is recyclable, with the majority of components suitable for kerbside recycling (only a little bit of film holding the helmet on to the Dinobyte’s head was not), and made with 30% recycled PET and 20% Plastic iQ - plastic technology designed to reduce pollution and increase biodegradation.

Toy packed well and children were excited to open and explore it. Looks good size and figure.Bright colours, and is made with quality materials, seems quite durable .My sons loved imaginative play with this dinosaur, when you press the button on the tail, mouth will open and bit. it has kept them occupied and interested.A nicely designed toy, very good for kids, keeps them active and focused, leaves a lot to their imagination.

This is such a fun little toy, with a cool and colourful dinosaur design. I got this for my nephew (2) and he loved it, and thought it was hilarious when we pretended the dinosaur had bitten our fingers. Easy to use, you simply twist the dinosaur's tail and his head moves, and then there is a button near the tail you press for the dinosaur to lunge, so if you get multiples you can 'fight' them. Good size, chunky design so it's great for smaller hands. Very happy with it.

Nothing to fancy or big but a hit with a Dino loving child.Easy to use move the rail and it moves the head quite clever really.Has a battle helmet that's removable but not a small chokeable part.A nice idea for a sticking filler for birthday or Xmas present

This dino can turn its head, but you do have to move the tail/press the tail button to do that simultaneously, as it'll bite at the same time.My toddler really enjoyed playing with it but there is a *choking hazard* regardless of it being marked as 3+. The horns are removable - one of them came out when toddler was playing with it nearby and I just by chance noticed it. While she may not be a mouther, some other kids may decide to eat them so please be careful. We superglued it back on but this to me is a fault.