Mini Zibits, Review & Giveaway

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Meet my daughter’s newest addiction – Mini Zibits!
Mini Zibits is a new line of miniature collectible robots that come to life with remote control. Consumers – of all ages – will have a blast collecting 12 Mini Zibits in multiple unique, fun designs.
At a size of just more than two inches, the Mini Zibits are brought to life with the touch of a button that moves the robots several directions, including a full 360 degree rotation. They’re also fully equipped with incredible robotic lights & sounds. You can even operate multipe Robots together. Best of all, they sell for less than $10!

These cute little guys really are a ton of fun! We’ve been running and racing them almost everyday. Our daughter likes to sneak up on us when we least expect it and have her Zibits make a robot sound. We like that the battery life is amazing for a toy that is constantly moving. Mini Zibits make a great gift on a budget – small toy, small price but big fun!

You can buy Mini Zibits online at BOT abing BOT aboom.com, Amazon.com
and eToys.com.

You can also enter to win one here on my blog! Visit BOT abing BOT aboom.com and then leave a comment below saying which Mini Zibit you think your child would really like. One winner will be chosen and contacted by email on July, 21, 2010.

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Thank you and good luck!

I was provided with free Mini Zibits for the purpose of writing this review/ giveaway. No type of monetary compensation was received. The opinions expressed are all mine. Photos shown do not commit to which color or style Mini Zibit the winner will receive.

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