Magnetron vs. Robo vs. Circuit Racer: Průvodce kolekcí Future
By Tegu | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: Srovnání
Porovnejte sady Tegu Future Collection podle počtu dílků a ceny: Robo s 8 dílky, Circuit Racer s 12 dílky a Magnetron s 32 dílky. Najděte ty správné magnetické robotické kostky pro své dítě.
Quick answer
Choose the 8-piece Robo for a low-cost introduction, the 12-piece Circuit Racer for vehicle play, or the 32-piece Magnetron for the widest building range. All three are Future Collection magnetic robot blocks for kids, so the real decision is piece count and budget.
What the piece counts actually change
The Robo set includes 8 pieces, the Circuit Racer 12, and the Magnetron 32. More pieces mean more parts to combine, but they also mean a higher price and more to keep track of. The Future Collection includes 14 original shapes across the line, and each set uses a different mix of those shapes. The supplied catalog does not list which specific shapes are in each set, so check the product pages if a particular shape matters to your child.
The trade-off between price and building range
At catalog prices of USD 15.00 for Robo, USD 22.50 for Circuit Racer, and USD 67.50 for Magnetron, the jump from 12 to 32 pieces is the biggest cost step. The Magnetron offers far more building options, but it costs more than the other two combined. The smaller sets are easier to try as a first purchase, while the Magnetron makes more sense if you already know your child enjoys this kind of play.
Why the theme matters more than the count alone
All three sets are part of the Future Collection, Tegu's first theme-based line, which combines print graphics with hardwoods. The Robo and Circuit Racer names suggest robot and vehicle play, while the Magnetron's larger piece count supports more open-ended builds. The catalog does not specify age recommendations or piece dimensions, so use the piece count and theme as your main guide.
Key trade-offs to weigh
- Robo (8 pieces) vs. Circuit Racer (12 pieces): The Circuit Racer adds 4 pieces for USD 7.50 more at catalog price. That extra piece count gives more building flexibility, but the Robo is the cheaper way to test interest. If your child is new to magnetic blocks, start with Robo; if they already build often, the Circuit Racer's extra pieces may be worth the small price difference.
- Circuit Racer (12 pieces) vs. Magnetron (32 pieces): The Magnetron costs USD 45.00 more at catalog price and adds 20 pieces. That is a big jump in building potential, but also a big jump in cost and in pieces to store. Only choose the Magnetron if you are confident your child will use the larger piece count; otherwise the Circuit Racer covers the basics for less.
- Robo (8 pieces) vs. Magnetron (32 pieces): These are the two extremes: the Robo is a low-cost sampler, while the Magnetron is a larger investment. The catalog does not list shape compatibility, but all are part of the same Future Collection line. Consider the Robo as a gift or trial, and the Magnetron as a main set for a child who already enjoys building.
Future Collection sets at a glance
- Robo Magnetic Wooden Blocks Future Collection, 8 pieces: 8-piece set in the Future Collection, Tegu's first theme-based line. The smallest and lowest-cost entry point for trying magnetic robot blocks.
Robo <br>Magnetic Wooden Blocks <br>Future Collection, 8 pieces - Circuit Racer Magnetic Wooden Blocks Future Collection, 12 pieces: 12-piece set with print graphics and hardwood shapes. A middle option that adds pieces for vehicle-themed builds without the Magnetron's higher price.
Circuit Racer <br>Magnetic Wooden Blocks <br>Future Collection, 12 pieces - Magnetron Magnetic Wooden Blocks Future Collection, 32 pieces: 32-piece set, the largest of the three. Offers the most parts for complex builds, but at a significantly higher cost.
Which set fits your family?
Best for
- Shoppers looking for a low-cost first magnetic block set (Robo)
- Families who want a vehicle-themed set with a few more pieces (Circuit Racer)
- Children who already build often and will use a larger piece count (Magnetron)
Not for
- Buyers who want the absolute lowest price (choose Robo over the others)
- Shoppers unsure about magnetic block play who don't want to spend USD 67.50 on a first set (start with Robo or Circuit Racer)
- Anyone who needs a specific piece count or shape not listed in the catalog (check product details first)
