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Clementoni 8005125590278 vs Clementoni DOC - Educational Talking Robot

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  • 4differ
  • 5identical
  • 4known for one product only

Key differences

The Clementoni DOC - Educational Talking Robot has 5 mm more package width than the Clementoni 8005125590278 (418 mm vs 413 mm). The Clementoni DOC - Educational Talking Robot has 5 mm more package height than the Clementoni 8005125590278 (278 mm vs 273 mm). Product colour: Blue, Red, White on the Clementoni 8005125590278, Red, White on the Clementoni DOC - Educational Talking Robot. Recommended age (min): 4 yr(s) on the Clementoni 8005125590278, 5 yr(s) on the Clementoni DOC - Educational Talking Robot.

  • Product colour
    • 8005125590278:Blue, Red, White
    • DOC - Educational Talking Robot:Red, White
  • Recommended age (min)
    • 8005125590278:4 yr(s)
    • DOC - Educational Talking Robot:5 yr(s)
  • Package width
    • 8005125590278:413 mm
    • DOC - Educational Talking Robot:418 mm
  • Package height
    • 8005125590278:273 mm
    • DOC - Educational Talking Robot:278 mm

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Comparison of 8005125590278, DOC - Educational Talking Robot
13 specifications
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Clementoni

8005125590278

Model 8005125590278

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Features2 differ
Product typeProgrammable robotProgrammable robot
Product colourDiffersBlue, Red, WhiteRed, White
MaterialPlasticPlastic
Recommended age (min)Differs4 yr(s)5 yr(s)
Sound effectsYesYes
Lighting effects supportedKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Easy to useKnown for oneYesUnknown — not stated by the source
Poweridentical
Batteries requiredKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceYes
Safety warningidentical
EU TSD warningNot for children under 36 monthsNot for children under 36 months
Packaging data2 differ
Package widthDiffers413 mm418 mm
Package depth93 mm93 mm
Package heightDiffers273 mm278 mm
Package typeKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the sourceBox

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