Sphero Mini (Green) - Coding Robot Ball - Educational Coding and Gaming for Kids and Teens - Tabletop-Friendly - Interactive and Fun Learning Experience for Ages 8+
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Color: Green
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- LITTLE ROBOT, LOTTA FUN: Sphero Mini packs a ton of fun into a tiny programmable robot the size of a ping pong ball. Equipped with a gyroscope, accelerometer, and colorful LED lights, this educational robot is more than a mini robot toy. Sphero Mini is the perfect entry into robotics for beginners!
- LEARN TO CODE: Powered by the free Sphero Edu app, you can create and customize games and code Sphero Mini by drawing on your screen, using drag and drop coding blocks, or writing JavaScript.
- DRIVE MODE: Beginner learners can drive and play STEM-inspired games with the free Sphero Play App. Drag and drive with Joystick mode, pull back and release with Slingshot mode or tip and rotate your mobile device with Tilt mode. Included with Sphero Mini are 3 traffic cones and 6 bowling pins to inspire obstacle course fun right out of the box.
- PLAY GAMES: Use Sphero Mini as a game controller for arcade-style games in the Sphero Play app. Perfect for playing on the go or with limited space. Choose from 3 different games - shoot through space, speed through a tunnel, or smash a polygon of bricks. With 1 hour of play time, Sphero Mini is the next big thing.
- INSPIRING THE CREATORS OF TOMORROW: With our undeniably cool fleet of programmable robots and educational STEAM tools, we're inspiring a new generation of inventors and changemakers through hands-on applied learning of coding, science, music and the arts.
Brand Name: Sphero
Toy Figure Type: Interactive Gaming Figure
character: Robot
Sub Brand: Sphero
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 96.0
Model Name: M001GRW
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Model Number: Sphero Mini
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 Year Warranty On Parts
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Global Trade Identification Number: 09
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 1200.0
UPC: 817961020509
Manufacturer Part Number: M001GRW
Age Range Description: 96 months to 1200 months
Included Components: Mini, Micro USB Charging Cable, 3 Mini Cones, 6 Mini Bowling Pins
Item Type Name: Toy
Manufacturer: Sphero
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 1.57"L x 1.57"W x 1.57"H
Item Weight: 0.11 Kilograms
Number of Pieces: 1
Size: 1.57"
Scale: Mini
Item Dimensions: 1.57 x 1.57 x 1.57 inches
Animal Theme: Robot
Theme: Robot
Color: Green
Collection Name: Robots
Style: Box
Occasion: Birthday, Christmas
Is Assembly Required: No
Additional Features: Light
Are Batteries Required: Yes
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Is Autographed: No
Play Activity Location: Tabletop
Educational Objective: Developing creativity through STEM
Operation Mode: Manual
Number of Players: 1
Power Source: Battery
Supported Battery Types: Lithium Polymer
Material Type: Plastic
Outer Material: Plastic
Inner Material: Plastic
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Color: Blue
This little sphero is fun and easy to use. The sphero is designed to be sturdy and this one delivers. My child uses spheros at school, so she wanted one for Christmas. This was a good value price wise as some of the larger spheros are a bit more expensive. They move quickly, you can customize color, and easily connect to the sphero coding program. I am happy with this purchase, it would be great for kids as they are working on their coding abilities.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026 by Andrea M.
Color: Blue
This hopefully short review will feature 2 parts. A casual fun side, and "I like to develop video games or robotics" side. CASUAL: First off, this will drive on carpet, as long as it's not too thick! This thing this fun right out of the box! It has all sorts of intuitively built functions, albeit with a couple issues. Driving it around, it has multiple fun ways to accomplish this task. The stick controls work well but are finicky. However it's still quite fun. Feels like you're directing a drunk driver around, as it seems to function like a weirder version of a quadcopter drones' headless mode. Frustrating and hard to control, but extremely fun. The other driving modes are weird but neat. It has a tilt control mode, which is hard to get working properly, as it still feels like it has a weirdly programmed headless mode. So it can get confusing. It also has an entertaining "golf" mode. The golf mode is fun but is hard to learn at first. Your swiping of your phone is hard to get used to, because the angle and side you're swiping is asynchronous to the way you aim the actual ball. Swipe any way you want, and it will only go the way you aimed before you swiped. The other driving modes are poorly made gimmicks, not worth mentioning. The games are fun, but the controls make it irritating and sometimes not responsive. Yes, it comes with games. You use the ball as the controller to move a ship across a screen, or drive a car. Very neat! If these were the only functions of the ball, I would give this ball a 3.5 out of 5, or a 4 out of 5. Fun, but eventually an adult like myself will grow tired of it. This concludes the casual part of the review. Are you a game developer or robotics developer? Yes? Enjoy your new toy! If you install the education app, you will quickly find yourself in a funland! It seems to run on javascript, and at the time of this review, I haven't checked that completely. However, I've looked into it's engine. Yes, this app seems to have a javascript powered engine, which functions similar to Unreal Engine 5's blueprints system. THE FUNCTIONS REALLY SURPRISED ME! (but if you're serious about having fun with this ball, buy the advanced version) This ball has axis positioning check features, collision check bools, airborne bool checks, landing from airborne collision check bools, sound effect functions, LED color change functions, variables, functions, loops, and probably more than what I saw in just a couple minutes of looking into the app. It absolutely blew my mind when I looked into the app. I seriously recommend one of these if you want something to mess around with for farts and laughs. But if you want a fuller experience, you should probably buy the 200 dollar version. OVERALL: I love this ball! I can't wait to see what I can do with this coding wise!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2023 by James Simonson
Color: Red
Very good and very mini and travel size I LOVE IT PLEASE buy for kids they will love it and it is educational and you can get an app called Sphero edu and this app lets you code it
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026 by Snyder
Color: Blue
Bought this for my niece for Christmas and myself one to so we both can play around with team. This is a cool little remote control spear “Ball” you will need to download the App to control it, well for a iPhone and iPad. App is super easy to use and gives you different control options to use. Controlling it on hard surface moves quick and the direction you choose, sometimes it doesn’t go the direction you want it to. This also works in carpet but movement is a little off due to the rugged surface. Like a truck driving on the backroads, little bumpy and may get stuck. If you do get multiple Balls make sure you sync them away from each other or Balls will sync to the close device when you try to sync it. Like a good distance away, maybe another room. Battery life not really sure how long they last, we’ve used it about 10mins for a couple of days before we had to charge it. It’s a fun little gadget to play with if you are into remote control stuff, if not this will be boring to you and you should not buy this.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2020 by Greg W
Color: Blue
Love these little robots. I got one for each of my 3 kids to race around the house together. It’s fun for a wide range of ages. My only complaint is that they take forever to charge.
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2026 by Cassandra Freeman
Color: Red
Ball is very small and I purchased this as a stocking stuffer. It’s a great toy though. Easy to use and fun. This can actually be a toy for a kid or an adult. I don’t have a car but I’m sure they would love batting this around.
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025 by Kevin5534
Color: Red
My son loves this. Works well easy to pair and control with the phone. The app also has games you can play with the Sphero
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by Tosha
Color: Blue
Feels cheap and not of a high quality , I do not think it will last, and they do not support devices and lock them when it is past the time of support.
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2026 by Sabastian