ThinkMax Money Maze Puzzle Box for Kids and Adults, Perfect Money Holder Maze Puzzle Gift Box (4 Pack)

These are the perfect gifts for my eight grandchildren ranging an age from 16 to 26! I tried to find unique ways to give cash other than putting it in a card with an envelope. The only problem I encountered was I I had to fold the bills in half because just rolled dollar bills were a smidgen too tall! It will be a fun Christmas Day. G

I bought this set to give my grandkids for end of year gift (I put some money and smarties inside). I highly recommend. Arrived well packaged and prompt. My only surprise was in the delivery process 2 of the boxes must have been jostled enough to cause the slide that releases the bee-bee loose in the puzzle box! Once it’s released the only way to get the top open to insert money / candy is to actually go through the process of doing the puzzle yourself! Hahaha It didn’t take too terribly long to get it open so I expect my grandkids (age 5-12) will have a fun time accepting the challenge without too much frustration. And they can either regift it to someone else, or keep it in their rooms for future enjoyment with friends. As I mentioned earlier if you check the prices of similar puzzles on Amazon, this is a great price for a set of four.

My four preteen & teen Grandkids are at an age that makes it hard to buy Christmas for them. For the first time we decided to give them money for Christmas. These boxes were perfect. We had them open their gift all at the same time, they had no idea what was in these boxes. They took the puzzle out of the cute box & we told them “ You have to solve the puzzle to get your Money Gift. It took 20 minutes for the first child to get her money, a hour before all had theirs…..My son said “ WoW, Mom that is the longest I’ve seen these kids Not Look At Their Phones” 🤣These puzzles are well made, sturdy, cute bright colors, green, blue, pink, yellow. The puzzle teach concentration, perception, logic and most of all patience!! We took out each puzzle and tilted up and down, back and forth, before we wrapped them. This made it harder to solve, if you have a younger child, don’t tilt it as much. Look real close and point out the spot where the ball needs to set before they can move the lever that opens the lid where the money is. The rest of the family laughed & laughed watching the kids trying to figure it out!We were very happy with the fast delivery and the puzzle, loved having a cut box to wrap. It was so much better than putting the money in a card.

Cute gift. I ordered 14, and most worked, but some had problems, and the extra plastic did not allow for the opening.

We used this for our four sons that vary in ages from 25y to 7y. Of course there was money inside but we also gave the incentive that whoever got theirs opened first would gain an extra prize. We had the starting positions the same on all of them. To our surprise the 7yo was first!It was super fun and they loved being competitive with each other.

As my nieces have gotten older, I have begun giving them money for the bulk of their holiday gift so that they could shop for what they want after Christmas. Usually I put it in a card or a book. I saw these cubes this year, and thought "what I great idea". I was so right! They worked on them and tried to beat each other to get at the money inside. It was just hilarious on Christmas to watch them figure out the puzzle box! They were excited to be able to use them again with someone else's gift! I definitely recommend these if you have a small gift or money to give someone with a great sense of humor.

I bought two (2) four (4) packs to use a money puzzles for grandchildren. Unfortunately 2 from each package were defective and the top wouldn't open when the ball was in place and slid acoss the tab. Given the poor quality I wouldn't recommend this product.

These are actually pretty hard to complete the maze to get open. Definitely for an older kid but well worth it!