Such a fun little present for kids who enjoy dinosaurs, pretending and exploring. Ours have had plenty of use already.

Apparently our dog is now the dinosaur police dog. He doesn't seem particularly interested in his new career, but the children are thrilled.

My daughter radioed her brother to tell him she had hidden his birthday present. He immediately asked her where. She told him. So much for secrecy.

Lovely little pair of dinosaur walkie talkies. Bought for my grandson and he really likes them.

We switched the television off and brought these out. The kids barely noticed the difference because they were so busy making up games.

Great for imaginative play, but I wouldn't treat these as a substitute for keeping an eye on children outdoors. They're toys, after all.

There's a bit of interference in certain parts of our house, but the voices are clear enough when the kids play closer together.

Bought these for my two daughters and they've had a wonderful time making up adventures. Definitely not just a boys' toy.

They turned our conservatory into a prehistoric jungle. One was apparently stranded and needed the other to radio for help. Quite creative really.

I've gone from ordinary Mum to Head of Dinosaur Communications. No extra pay, unfortunately.

We've now got a dinosaur exploration team operating from the lounge. Applications for new members are apparently closed. 🦖

You might think you're buying these for the kids, but be prepared to be handed one and told you're going on a rescue mission.

My granddaughter opened these first and spent the rest of the morning chatting to her dad through them. She loved being able to wear her dinosaur.

My youngest sometimes presses the button at the wrong moment. We're getting there, and she's enjoying trying.

The kids invented secret codes, immediately forgot what they meant, and spent half an hour arguing about whether banana meant danger or lunchtime.

They're not professional radios, but they're absolutely fine for a couple of children playing pretend.

My son has been smiling at his dinosaur wrist radio like it's his new best friend. He's already named it Trevor.

My son keeps leaving his walkie talkie in strange places because he's pretending to be undercover. Found it behind a cushion yesterday.

Bought these without expecting much and ended up having a really enjoyable afternoon playing with the children.

Just what he wanted. He especially likes the dinosaur design.

Nice addition to our camping bag. The children used them while playing near our pitch, with us supervising. Definitely added a bit of adventure to an ordinary afternoon.

My six year old was teaching her younger cousin how to use the button. They were both so proud when they managed their first proper conversation.

Tried hiding behind the curtains during hide-and-seek and got an immediate radio message saying "MUMMY WE CAN SEE YOUR FEET". Brilliant.

Love that they can invent their own games with these. No apps or tablets involved.

They feel lightweight and plasticky, but they're children's toys and that's reflected in the price. My son is delighted with them.

The rain ruined our plans, so we made a dinosaur expedition around the house instead. These made it much more exciting.

My dad is usually the last person to get excited about children's gadgets, but he was chuckling away when my grandson asked him for backup against a T-Rex.

Our daughter walks around the garden inspecting everything and reporting suspicious activity. So far we've had one missing worm and a dangerous-looking leaf.

I like that it's something they can use together rather than another toy that belongs to just one of them.

Brilliant during the day. Less brilliant when your child decides to broadcast dinosaur noises from their bedroom after lights out.

We hid a little toy dinosaur and gave clues through the walkie talkies. Took no planning at all and the kids absolutely loved it.

My daughter was so excited to try hers that she just kept pressing the button and giggling into it. Her brother was getting rather frustrated. 😂

Bought these as a small extra gift. Somehow they've become the main attraction.