Hypersun PlayPen Review (Tomoson)

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I received the Hypersun Playpen, (listing is currently down)in exchange for honest review, from Tomoson. 

The playpen, came in a big box, with panels, including an activity and door panel, including top connectors, end connectors, and silicone feet. 

I wanted the playpen because it was big enough to wrap around Kalen's play area, giving his area, a frame/border. The playpen also has built-in activities, which will give Kalen something extra to do, when he doesn't want to play with his kitchen set or other toys. 

The activities include a carrot, which moves up and down; some rollers; a pressable button; and a spinning wheel with animals. 

The door has a built-in lock, which is easy to open and close.

Installation

The playpen was a bit frustrating to put together at first. The issue was some of the panels, maybe half,  was already connected, when I was removing it from the box. It was hard, trying to get the panels to wrap around the foam mat. 

I ended up clearing the entire back half of the living room--kitchen set,  drying racks, and toy bin. I took all the connectors off and separated them into top, end, and silicone feet, and put each panel together, one by one, until the mat was enclosed. 

Pros: Great way to entertain your kid(s). If your kids make a mess, the mess is contained inside the pen. 

Cons: If your child is highly active and likes to take things apart, you will be putting this back together, multiple times, including the door from the door panel. I have moved the door, once, based on how he entered, but then, Kalen started taking off the door. The yellow circle piece on the spinning activity is also easy to remove with enough force.

The playpen is also easy to knock over and move around, if your kid is highly active. 

Kalen does enjoy his new play area. He either jumps over the playpen to enter or uses the door.

You can purchase the playpen, on Amazon. The pen is prime-eligible.