HUSAN Piggy Banks Money Banks for Kids, Electronic Password Code Money Banks ATM Banks Box Coin Bank for Children Boys and Girls (Red/Black)

These piggy banks are great quality, my kids have been earning chore money and putting it in the piggy bank. They can create their own special code and the safe stays locked. It’s a great way to teach money saving, earning and responsibility. They are durable and have different kinds of colors.

Great and wonderful and easy to change password. great gift and great size .

I bought this HUSAN piggy bank for my niece, and it’s been a huge hit! The secure, password-protected door adds a fun and interactive layer to traditional saving, making it feel like a real mini safe. I struggled little with setting codes for the vault at first. The bill slot automatically pulls in paper money, which makes saving feel exciting and rewarding. It’s a great size—not too bulky, yet sturd. I took it in pink, the light pink color is adorable. The plastic build is durable enough for daily play, and the instructions are clear and easy to follow. This has been both a practical and fun gift that encourages saving habits while keeping kids engaged. Highly recommend for kids around 5–10 years old!

Good ATM and functional.. makes the noise when you insert the bills and functional coin slot.. easy to open and reset pin if needed.. Makes the comment when you don’t use the right pin… the only thing that would be good is a counter on the side as you put the bills in

I had a small safe as a piggy bank when I was a kid (still have it) and I’ve looked the past few years for one similar for my boys. The ones I found were cheap looking so I never bought one. When looking this year I found this safe and it came in different colors Which was a plus. As with a previous review there are a couple of issues that better documentation would eliminate the confusion but I’ll still give it 5 stars as it wasn’t too hard to deal with. 1. Don’t use voice mode. When you activate it every button push the voice says “enter code” like it didn’t recognize what you hit until it gives you an error after the 4th button is pressed. Best solution for this is for it not to talk every time but at a minimum explain it in in the instructions. 2. It's confusing how to change your code. Took a few tries to figure out you had to press “and hold” the button when changing the code. Again, an easy change to the documentation will correct this. General observation, If you forget the code, removing the batteries will reset it back to the factory default which for kids is nice. Didn’t have that with my plastic combination safe. Latching mechanism seems sturdy enough. The dollar bill loading mechanism works nice. The bank is a nice size and larger than the one I have from when I was a kid which makes it better. Most importantly, both boys loved it and they now have a nicer place to store their money.

I got it as a gift for my Goddaughter but I just might get one for myself it's so cute and the best thing about it is that it looks like a toy so no one will never think you have anything in there

Purchased for my granddaughter she absolutely loves it . It’s cute 🥰

Overall good safe and the kids are very happy with it. However, the actual compartment is a bit smaller than what I was expecting, but my biggest complaint is the noise! Every time you press a button it beeps, and when the safe opens and closes it plays a little jingle. The beeps are unreasonably loud and you are not able to control the volume. Why does everything, even something as mundane as a safe, need a sound?!

Does NOT rip bills! My biggest worry when I got this but is super pleased. On the inside of the door you can change the sound. Some side will play like wheels on the bus which is kind of anoyying but good for kids. Other side makes not music but still sounds when you put your code in. Love this piggy bank and if you forget password. Just chef batteries and it resets!!!

My daughter loves her money ATM and it was a lovely , practical and different gift. Very easy to use

Exactly what I expected! 🙂

My 7 year old son loves this money box - it was one of his favourite Christmas gifts. He was so excited about being able to set his own secret password.

Haven’t opened it yet but think it’s a great idea to encourage the kiddies to save