Our Verdict
I recently tested the Money-Eating Face Piggy Bank to see if its interactive features actually make saving money more exciting for kids. This device replaces the traditional static container with a responsive, moving face that reacts whenever you get close.
Performance & Build Quality
Constructed from a combination of ABS plastic and elastic rubber, the bank feels sturdy enough to survive the occasional tumble from a nightstand. The motion sensor is surprisingly responsive, consistently triggering the chewing motion without lag when a hand approaches the mouth.
Day-to-Day Experience
Setting up the bank is simple, though you will need to provide your own pair of AA batteries since they aren't included in the box. Using it becomes an addictive little ritual for children, as the immediate physical feedback of the bank swallowing the coins turns saving into a rewarding game.
This is an excellent purchase for parents wanting to introduce younger children to the habit of saving money through an interactive and playful method.
Final Thoughts
With an impressive 4.53/5 rating, the Money-Eating Face Piggy Bank successfully bridges the gap between a toy and a functional financial tool. If you are looking for a creative way to teach money management without the bore of a ceramic jar, this $28.14 investment is well worth it.
