KLUTZ Circuit Clay Science Kit vs The Bridge Direct Lite Brite Mag...

This kit teaches kids everything they need to know about electricity. It kicks it up a notch by adding electricity. You need to put 4 aa batteries in the battery pack to fuel the electricity.

The box says 8 and up, but my 5 1/2 year old loved it with supervision. If your child likes clay creations and is interested in lighting things up then this is a great kit! My 9 year old loves this.

This set is great for steam play and learning. There are so many open ended and guided ways to play with this set. Lots of super small / sharp pieces.

The circuit clay kit is a very clever idea. This kit was put together with a lot of forethought. The clay is easy to work with and the design ideas help inspire the imagination.

This is a great activity for a rainy day or a day when your child is sick or when you are just stuck at home. They are excited when they make something themselves.

This is really ridiculous. If you like disappointment or temper tantrums this is the toy for you. Very disappointed to say the least. One seriously disappointed child on easter morning.

Pink, orange, yellow, and white lights are available. Each light has a hole for a button that can be pressed to turn on or off. It helps to have a toy to play with when you're stressed.

Very durable and sturdy feeling. Now it's battery powered and much slimmer still fun!

The pegs are very loose and don't stand up straight when poked through. Brightness is incredibly uneven with a half-dozen bright spots directly above the leds.

Another childhood nostalgia ruined by cheap manufacturing designed to be a cash grab. Would not repurchase or recommend to others. It is cheap.