MOJIPOPS - Photo Pop with 4 figurines, includes a variety of accessories and a stage

My kids really enjoy playing with these so I’m sure they will love this.

My little girl loves these and great price!

What I don't like about these is that you can't choose which Moji Pops to buy. My little girl got the same ones four times over, so I won't be buying these again

The media could not be loaded.  This set I think could have been better as apart from the 4 MojiPops there is little to it.There are 6 different versions of these Photo Pops sets available. Each contains 4 MojiPops (i.e. 4 figures), one photo pop and four accessories that the MojiPops can wear. Our one contained the MojiPops Fizzy, Floaty, Suitsi and the surprise one for us was Pipples the pineapple. The photo frame border was not really themed as anything and just contained a pattern of purple triangles around it with random emoji style icons on top.In all honesty apart from the MojiPops themselves there is not much to these Photo Pops sets. Apart from the figures the rest of the set isn’t that good IMO - the photo frame border is made of cardboard and the stand is a piece of nondescript plastic with just 4 small accessories for the MojiPops to dress up in (rabbit ears, two sets of glasses and a pirate hat). Of these only the accessories are any good, the rest is just a stand and a piece of cardboard that will not last, and which isn’t even themed seeming to contain random images on it. I think much better value would be buying the four MojiPops separately in their blind bags for cheaper (at 90p per bag) than this as you are not getting that much added value here. Then I would like the makers to release an accessory set with a MojiPop too, for cheaper than this set.Nevertheless we made a quick video (attached to this review but also on YouTube in much better quality) of us playing with this set versus SuperZings which are made by the same maker.

How many of these little rubber, synthetic, plastic, mini collectibles are other now? We've had everything from Shopkins to LOLs, and now Moji pops. While they are small, cute, colourful like all the rest, the hook with these is that you can change their faces. They are changeable emojis and they live to be photographed in all manner of emotions from the classic 'feigned surprise Youtube face' to 'pout because you're insecure' Instagram face. All the vanities of the 21st Century are covered. Or maybe they're just a bit of fun for kids, who knows. Mine certainly enjoy playing with them. This set follows the usual structure of a few visible collectibles, a couple of hidden pieces, and some accessories. They don't take up a lot of room, unless you buy hundreds of them. Which, let's be honest, you will.

These little figures are fiddly and even more fiddly are the accessories you get to dress them up in. I suggest a box or envelope for storage although I fear that they will probably end up up the Hoover !I am speaking from my point of view, of course. To my seven year old granddaughter these were great. She had endless fun swapping faces and accessories and her little fingers were just fine for the task. We didn't reckon much to the photo frame idea but it is amazing what background you can create with some card and pens.Am really not too sure how long the fascination will last but children of this age seem to like small things so who knows ?

This is another kind of collectable toy, which will, undoubtedly, lead to you having to buy endless, blind bags, for your child to find the figure of their choice. There are over 90 to collect, so far. However, this little set is a nice way for you to see how much play value you think the toys have and whether they are another fad that you want to collect.In this set you get four figures, plus a ‘selfie’ photograme and small accessories for each MojiPop. The novelty is that you can turn the faces around and change the expressions, which is a little like the Lego figures. The bodies are rubbery, but the faces are plastic, and easily removed. Overall, fun, but expensive for what you get, the size of the toy and the possible expense if your child wants to continue collecting.

My 5 year old Daughter absolutely loves these - her Brother is a big fun of Superzings and collects those so she likes that she has something that she can collect as she doesn’t like the Zings!Mojis are small plasticy, rubbery feeling toys with a face that you can take out and switch round and you can interchange faces with other ones - for example - a winky face and a dizzy face, etc! They come in individual packets that retail at 90p to collect. This is a fun set to add to your existing collection of Mojis or as a starter set.This set plays on the photo booths you get where you try on funny props and pose in a frame - you can recreate that with this set with interchangeable glasses etc. It’s a fun edition to my daughters collection, even though she’s never had experience with a photo booth but she’s enjoying having an extra set to use her Mojis with!I think these will definitely catch on - this is the first series of Mojis. Great fun and very modern, playing on emojis.