8.5" Coin-Operated Gumball Machine Bank with 85 Gumballs - Pink Candy Dispenser Toy for Kids

It’s plastic and do not twist the knob that hard it will break offTwo small packages of gumballs, gumball machine is small, but great

I wish I had read more reviews before buying this. This gumball machine is completely plastic—flimsy, lightweight, and feels like a toy you'd get from a dollar store. The worst part? The gumballs that come with it start breaking apart almost immediately, leaving colorful shell flakes everywhere. I’m constantly cleaning up little pieces from the floor, table, and even my kids’ hands.To make matters worse, this item is non-returnable, so I’m stuck with a useless plastic dispenser and a big regret. Do yourself a favor and spend a little more on a real, metal gumball machine. This one is just not worth it.

Got this for my daughter and she loves it. Easy to use and fill up and stores the change you use in the bottom. The gum that comes with it is not the best gum ever and will lose taste in a matter of minutes, but kids do not care about that. Great purchase, good value

The media could not be loaded. This is such a great gumball machine! It's light, fun and works great! obviously it's a plastic machine and not super heavy duty, so I would say for younger kids, keep it in a spot where it can be supervised, (I specifically bought a plastic machine just to avoid accidents with little children and shattered glass) I have three younger ones who want to do it themselves, but for older kids this wouldn't be an issue.The top and bottom for the coins and gum are very easy to remove, so if you are looking for something sturdy and very secure, this might not be your best choice, however this being said, it's a good value for the money, the gumballs are great and everytime we pull it down off the shelf the little ones all line up for a turn! Even my eleven year old, likes to put her coins in and get gumballs.Really fun and definitely worth the price!The only reason this is a four star review as opposed to five is because of how easily the top and bottom can be removed, can be a problem if either side pops off and you have coins or gumballs rolling everywhere! (on the upside this is a mess everyone jumps in to help clean! :D)

The gumball machine is great. It's pretty durable for the price. My daughter loves that it takes coins, and also serves as a piggy bank. However, I bought this specific one because it shows a bag of double bubble with it, has a double bubblegum emblem on the machine, and it's not double bubble. The gum has different colors and tastes from double bubble. It's disgusting and hard as a rock. I'm worried my daughter is going to break her teeth on them. Seems a little bit like false advertising. If she didn't love it and it wasn't her valentine's day gift, I'd return it just for that. We will not be eating any more of the gum it came with and will be buying ones that will not break our teeth or make us gag. So now this will cost me even more than I wanted to pay to begin with. Do better.

perfect size for a younger kid. the gumballs are small enough, so it’s not much of a choking hazard. Just Be Safe… i do recommend buying it if your kids insist on getting one. they come with two packs of gumballs too.!!!

Perfect little gift for my 7 year old niece.I only wish they had a sugar free bubble gum option.So cute and we love the pink!

This gumball machine is a piece of junk. My grandson opened it for Christmas, "put" the gumballs into the machine, all gumballs outer layer was crumbled off. We had a mess, all the "crumbs " of the balls fell out of the machine, over the carpet. He put a coin in and it fell to the bottom and a gumball never came out. We threw all the gumballs into the trash, he was NOT going to put any of those into his mouth. The malfunctioning gumball machine was a total waste of $22.95. It also arrived 3 days later than the end date of my order. Very disappointing, I have the box, not the gumballs, they went into the trash, if you need me to return this item. Or please credit my account. Thank you Deb Zuidema