Robyn’s Online World blog featured the entire HEXBUG line as great alternative Easter gifts:

I would even have to agree with Taylor on this one and go for the super cool Hexbug! It might be small, but it is mighty in it’s fun. Don’t think they are just for the kids either, adults (like me) love these little robotic creatures just as much as the younger ones. While the bunny is super cute, what am I really going to do with it? Plus the Hexbug is a fantastic alternative to candy – do we really need to buy our kids all that chocolate and sugar? The Hexbug I can keep out and play with 365 days a year!

Read the full review here and enter for a chance to win a HEXBUG Nano!

Mommy Blog Expert has featured the HEXBUG Inchworm in its Sparkling Fresh Easter & Spring Gift Ideas Under $50 Guide:

An absolute dream treat for kids — both boys and girls — who love technology to find in their Easter Basket this year.

Read the entire post here.

Gifts and Decorative Accessories recently featured HEXBUG Nano on their product wire.

The HEXBUG Nano, shown, uses the physics of vibration to skitter along and explore its environment, it can even solve complex mazes. Each comes with a unique online code that enables kids to register their Nano online to update their collection, play online games, and earn points and prestige.

Read the entire article here.

Order by Design’s Lifestyle Blog suggests HEXBUG Nanos as an Easter Basket surprise this year.

I don’t know if you are anything like me, but I despise filling Easter baskets with candy. I always have a few goodies tucked in, but I prefer to add a few items that are not edible…For my oldest, I found the coolest line of little electronic creatures: HexBug Nano Micro Robotic Creatures

Read the entire blog post here.

MSN Tech & Gadgets include Hexbug Nano in their ‘Cool Gadgets coming soon’

“behave like real bugs, skittering around and flipping themselves over when the need arises.  Why stop at one?  Buy a few handfuls and they act like a swarm. At which point you may want to invest in the Hexbug habitat of pods and bridges to keep them contained and content”

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Hexbugs are featured in December 2009′s Robot Revue, a Czech publication.

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UK Toy reviewer Toylogy review the Hexbug Nano:

“The latest additions to the Hexbug range of robotic bugs are the unassuming Nano bots, a flick of the ON switch however and you’re in for a surprise.  These little finger sized machines travel at remarkable scale speeds across solid surfaces, a powerful motor inside the body vibrating the legs and sending them forward with no regard for obstacles.  When the mini critter slams into a solid object it’ll either change direction and carry on, or depending on the momentum it has achieved flip onto its back or side and vibrate onto it’s feet – either way quite a spectacle.  This is just one Nano in action, a swarm of them running about the place bumping into each other is a highly watchable event”

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The blog ‘How did I ever live without it?’ named HEXBUGs their toy of the week on Saturday, March 6.

There is the Original, which resembles a roach, an inchworm, a crab, and the nano. We have a couple of the nanos. They are pretty cool and always a favorite among E-Rays friends when they come over to play.

Read the full post at: http://navymomthoughts.blogspot.com/2010/03/toy-of-week-hexbugs.html

Hexbug Crabs feature in Ego the Ukrainian magazine Ego (similar to the UK publications GQ and Esquire)

Click here to see the article (a English version to be available soon)