11in Gumball Machine by Great Northern Popcorn

Not worth the money. Cheap plastic and the mechanism that turns the coin gets stuck so easily. So disappointing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the cutest most awesome bubble gum dispenser machine! We use it all the time I love that it has option for quarters actual money to get the gum balls. The color is bright and cute. Works amazing easy to use and safe! Great must buy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Super cute! Durable and idk what to use it for yet but I love that it’s pink! Portable and is safe to handle. Nothing to really assemble but I love it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This gumball machine is fun. It’s kinda nice that it’s see-through so a kid can kind of understand how it works. I managed to get it to work with all kinds of change, but it seems to work most reliably with a quarter. One downside is that the change can kind of get stuck and that’s a little bit of a pain and the globe is actually glass. The rest is plastic. One bump and this thing is gonna be toast. I also tried a few other things inside since I don’t really wanna hand my kiddo gumballs just yet and it worked OK with goldfish crackers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a good size gumball machine. It came already put together, which was really nice. It is plastic so I don’t think it’ll be very durable. But it’s a cute addition to my daughters room. 

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This thing is adorable. I was worried it would be cheap and not hefty, and it would require assembly. It pleasantly surprises in person. No assembly required - simply unscrew top, fill with candy, and replace top. The pink translucent parts are made from acrylic and the globe itself is clear glass. That gives it some heft so you don’t have to operate with 2 hands in order to stabilize it. I’ve filled mine with cherry sours as gum in our house is a gift that keeps on giving to the adults, long after the kids are done chewing it. You could easily fill with something as small as skittles. I took a photo with my cherry sour candy next to a quarter to give you an idea of scale. It could hold 2-1/2 to 3 lbs of candy. I am showing 2lbs in my photos. You can remove a metal piece inside the unit, should you want to use this without quarters. I will be leaving it on to encourage the munchkins to not mindlessly go for the candy every time they walk by. It also looks like it can hold a lot of quarters, so it’s a positive-reinforcement piggy bank! To get the money out, the acrylic plate on the bottom of the unit slides/rotates easily to give you access to that chamber. I won’t be telling the munchkins how easy it is to use and keep reusing the same quarter to get the goodies. 😉 That is our secret for now.