So cute

I love this barbie! She's so pretty and my daughter never wants to put her down. She loves her outfit and her hair. Definitely worth the $15 I paid for her. I love that it comes with mulitole wings and you can change them out.

Great for little girls

My daughter loves fairies and was happy with this toy. It doesn’t spin good sometimes that’s my complaint but daughter doesn’t seem to mind so that’s good

pretty doll

This is a very pretty doll. Almost like the kind you don't want to take out of the box. It is sturdy to a certain extent and can be easily broken if you play with it to rough. It is harder for a small child to play with then a bigger child. we are definitely a fan of Barbie at our house

Really fun

So the basic premise of this Barbie is that she's not a traditional dress-up Barbie, but more of a game all by herself, even without any imagination involved. Pull the string on her front three times (it says up to four, but it usually makes the 'done' noise' by three for us) and when you press the butterfly button on her bodice, the wings take flight.

It works basically by tension. So when the wings shoot out they also flap around like real butterfly wings. Because of this, you should take care of two things. One, if your child is afraid of insects, they may be a little startled by this toy at first, so go carefully, reassure them and within a minute or two they'll be having a lot of fun. Second, make sure there are no animals around when you use it as they could be scared, or 'hunt' the wings (especially cats) possibly damaging them.

So this toy is really, really fun. Kids go nuts for it. You remember those dolls were you pull the string and it twirls off of the base? (I think those are still around) Remember how much we loved them? Well kids love this just as much. They'll load Barbie up with the wings and set them flying around the house for hours before getting tired. (Just make sure there isn't a fireplace nearby if you've seen that tragic viral video you'll know what happens next!).

The toy even includes a whole bunch of replacement elastic bands in case they snap and two sets of wings for Barbie.

She's not really posable and doesn't stand up on her own (she has pointed feet, but no heels weirdly) and she isn't really designed for dress-up like a classic Barbie, but for the fun factor of the wing movement, she was really popular with our little testers.

Removal from the box is not too tricky (I recommend always using nail clippers to snip the plastic ties), but she has plastic bits in her head again which must be trimmed carefully lest you cut her hair. Then push the sharp ends where you cut back into the head so they don't poke your child.