Mom with a dot com had the chance to test and review the HEXBUG Nano Glows in the Dark Habitat Set.  Here are her thoughts:

Hexbugs are such a great item! My family is very much into innovation, electronics, physics and just how things work. These miniature robotic bugs were such a hit with all of us (yes, even us adults). They have such an assortment to choose from: crabs, inchworms, ants, nanos, spiders, larva and the scarab. They also offer habitats for these little robotic creatures to play around in.

Read the full review at Mom with a dot com.

The Glows in the Dark HEXBUG Nano is a top seller at specialty toy retailers, according to TD Monthly.

HEXBUG has been their best selling product. Mike DiAndrea, manager of Hardware Toys in Paoli, Pa., said that they sell dozens of different styles of HEXBUG each month, and that the line has been a best seller for more than a year now.

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Miki’s Hope recently reviewed the HEXBUG Nano Easter Edition:

Kids LOVE Hexbugs, and these cute holiday themed bugs are a GREAT addition to any basket. They come in many different colors and are in cute eggs (normally they come in tubes).

Read the full post and get information on a review at Miki’s Hope.

The HEXBUG Lava was recently reviewed by Mama Chocolate:

I was impressed with how fast they move, and that they work on carpet and hard surfaces. The Larva does exactly what it says it should: it wiggles and slithers and avoids obstacles without needing to touch them.

Read the full review at Mama Chocolate’s blog.

Over at The Kostiuk Crew, the Glows in the Dark Nano Habitat Set was reviewed:

This Habitat includes everything you need to build your own HEXBUG Nano Habitat. My kids where seriously not even able to stand still while we opened up the box. The looked like little jumping beans with smiles on their faces from one side to the other. The all helped to build the set. Turn off the lights and Ha if you could of only heard all of the giggles and awes coming from them. I was more than happy!

Read the full review at The Kostiuk Crew’s blog.