Love these, they’re super cute. My kids are busy so they popped some of the eyes out easily.Just like the other review stated, these are cute, but I also had one that was missing an eye. Looked all through the box it came in but could not find it. The eyes on the others are easy to fall out.My students love these colorful pop it key chains. There’s a variety of dinosaurs and the size it just right. A must buy.I got these for my sons 7 birthday party as party favors and all the kids just loved them. My three year old even plays with it and so far it’s holding up for him just fine ?I ordered these for my daughters birthday gift bags. The eyes fell out of all of them almost immediately. Also out of the whole batch (received less then the amount shown on product details) there was no T-Rex. This isn’t promised but kind of a bummer. Overall disappointing but couldn’t exchange in time for party and didn’t want to return and not have them in the bags at all.Eyes were cute but fell off very quicklyThese are cute but a little smaller than expected, smaller than my hand. Also one of them came with an eye missing.I didn’t buy this, I was looking at buying it and I really want them to fix the dinosaur names in the image, as many are wrong and not even close to the desired thing. I’ll go through a list, left to right.1. “Pterodactyl” This one is alright, looks like a classic media depiction of a pterodactyl.2. “Tyrannosaurus” [Rex] looks more like a media version raptor, but it’s not too horrible. Can definitely see why it’s called a Tyrannosaurus.3. “Spinosaurus” No. No. That is definitely supposed to be an ankylosarus. A spino is completely different 100%. Spinosaurus is a type of carnivorous dinosaur, classically depicted with a sail along its back. This is an supposed to be an Ankylosaurus.4. “Diplodocus” this is clearly supposed to be a Plesiosaur or something similar. Diplos had legs, not fins. They were comparable to brontosaurus, if you want something familiar in mind.5. “Triceratops” No complaints.6. “Paractenosaurus” I’m pretty sure this is supposed to be Parasaurolophus. I’ve never even heard of Paractenosaurus and I’m fairly certain it’s something made up. Looked it up and every mention is exclusively in products of parasaurolophus. Even just saying “Parasaur” would be better7. “Brachiosaurus” ok. Not the worst. Brontosaurus would probably be more recognizable but either way.8. “Dilophosaurus” this one hurts me. A Dilo is a small carnivorous dinosaur that would likely be shown like a T-Rex with the dramatic head / face frills. This is clearly a Ankylosauridae of some kind, with no clubbed tail like the classic Ankylosaurus.9. “Stegosaurus” This one is fineHonestly I know this isn’t a huge issue, but it would be really nice to have it fixed, and I’m sure some dinosaur enjoyers would appreciate it