Pick Up Bricks Toy Cleanup Vacuum for Kids, Works w/Lego Bricks, LOL Doll Acc. & More, Boys and Girls Ages 4-9

I wanted to love this. With my newfound obsession with tiny plastic bricks taking over every surface (and every barefoot walk across the house), this seemed like the holy grail. And while it’s adorable and the kids love using it, it works best as a fun cleanup helper—not a heavy-duty tool.It picks up some bricks (especially the larger ones) with a bit of assistance, and my grandgirls feel proud using it. It’s become part of our post-build routine, which makes cleanup more engaging and less of a chore.If they ever release a Version 2 with stronger suction or even adjustable settings, I’ll be first in line. Because let's face it—anything that makes cleaning up after creative chaos more fun is a win in my book!

It is a very nice vacuum. The kids started to clean up their LEGOs. Now picking up small LEGO pieces isn’t difficult for them. If you have a lot of LEGOs, try to keep it on the charger.

So easy to use and the kids like to see their small toys sucked up in it!!! The Legos and the small puzzle pieces and the jewelry and the McDonald toys!!! There's no worry about stepping on them anymore!!!

My kid first spotted this when he was 3 and asked for it for two Christmases in a row, so we finally got it. It works well, just like advertised—it really does pick up LEGO bricks, LOL doll accessories, and more. But, if you’re hoping it’ll get your child to clean up more easily, it’s not quite a magic wand for that! My son mostly enjoys using it to suck up his favorite LEGOs for storage rather than for actual cleanup.We did have to buy a replacement foam filter sheet when the original got lost, but we found a simple replacement at Lowe’s and cut it to size, which worked perfectly. Overall, it’s fun and functional but won’t necessarily make cleaning any easier!

We are so impressed with this thing, works great. I love that It has a tray for the dust and a separate tray for the Legos. I have three kids ages 8, 6 and 3 they can all use it well.

This toy makes no sense. It runs for 15-20 minutes. Takes approx. 2 hours to charge. Had a fcc radio transmission emf Bluetooth warning on the package instructions. For what??? It’s very heavy. Looks nice but does not work long enough for children to have fun with. Sucks up dust and hair and toys. 🧸 But does not separate the bits of dust from the toys very well. There is no where on the toy to turn off the Bluetooth/wifi radio? Please don’t get this. Just don’t.

Was great at first but hasn’t been used in awhile and now my kids went to use it and it won’t charge. Not worth $100. Could get a shop vac for cheaper and make my own filter for cheaper. Steer away from this.

This kid-friendly vacuum is fun and simple to use. The suction is just powerful enough to pick up little toys (Legos, doll shoes, random puzzle pieces bought from the dollar section at your favorite red dot store), but not powerful enough to pick up, say, a hot wheels car. Actually, it could pick up a smaller car, but this is geared for the tiny, lightweight toys that are a pain to pick up with your hands. Obviously, I wouldn't attempt picking up slime/playdough, anything wet.What intrigued me was the separation of the toys from the dust/crumbs also lurking about where you are cleaning, as opposed to a regular vacuum where you have to open the dust collector bin and fish out the random little toy from all the dirt. With this, you simply lift the upper tray from the bottom and the toys are tipped into their bin while the crud can be dumped into the trash. It's cute and sets out nicely amongst the other toys. The best is that everyone in the house enjoys cleaning with it.