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Gymax Dual-Sided Kids Play Kitchen vs Sugift Pretend Play Kitchen Stove

The Gymax is the sturdier, larger play kitchen: engineered wood, 41.5 lbs, 36 x 12 x 39 inches, with sound and lights and a dual-sided layout. The Sugift is the lighter, more colorful MDF set with a chalkboard and a stove that lights and makes noise. Buy the Gymax for a child who will climb and lean on it and for a room with space; buy the Sugift for a smaller space, a tighter budget and a child who likes drawing on the chalkboard. Owners of both report the sound and light modules are the first thing to fail, and the Gymax carries only a 3-month warranty.

  • Choose the Gymax if you want the bigger, heavier engineered-wood set that holds up to rough play and has a two-sided counter.
  • Choose the Sugift if you want a lighter MDF kitchen with a chalkboard and a smaller footprint.

Prices

  • Gymax Dual-Sided Kids Play Kitchen: $89.99 at Best Buy (last seen Nov 10)
  • Sugift Pretend Play Kitchen Stove: $112.99 at Lowe's (last seen Nov 10)
  • Difference: the Gymax Dual-Sided Kids Play Kitchen is $23.00 cheaper than the Sugift Pretend Play Kitchen Stove at the latest prices (Nov 10)
Gymax
Gymax Dual-Sided Kids Play Kitchen Water Dispenser

Gymax Dual-Sided Kids Play Kitchen

Gymax Dual-Sided Kids Play Kitchen Water Dispenser

$89.99at Best BuyChecked 14 h ago
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Pros
  • Engineered wood is denser and holds screws better than MDF
  • Heavier build resists tipping during play
  • Dual-sided design lets two children play at once
  • White and gold finish suits a living room
Cons
  • Only a 3-month warranty
  • Heavy and awkward to move once assembled
  • Needs AAA batteries for sound and lights
  • Large footprint for a play kitchen
Sugift
Sugift Pretend Play Kitchen Stove Lights Sounds Water Dispenser Chalkboard

Sugift Pretend Play Kitchen Stove

Sugift Pretend Play Kitchen Stove Lights Sounds Water Dispenser Chalkboard

$112.99at Lowe'sChecked 14 h ago
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Pros
  • Chalkboard adds drawing play the Gymax lacks
  • Lighter and easier to move or store
  • Multicolor finish appeals to younger children
  • Compact footprint for small rooms
Cons
  • MDF is prone to swelling if it gets wet
  • Lighter build can slide or tip
  • No stated warranty
  • Fewer play surfaces than a dual-sided set

What separates them

Gymax Dual-Sided Kids Play KitchenSugift Pretend Play Kitchen Stove
MaterialEngineered woodMDF
Weight41.5 lbs, stays put when leaned onLighter MDF, easier to tip or slide
Footprint36 x 12 x 39 in, needs a full wall cornerCompact, fits smaller rooms
LayoutDual-sided with water dispenserSingle stove side with water dispenser
ExtrasSound and lights onlySound, lights and a chalkboard
ColorWhite and goldGreen and multicolor
BatteriesAAA batteries required, not includedBatteries required for sound and lights
Warranty3 monthsNot stated

Price history

$112.99$89.99
Nov 9Nov 11
  • Gymax Dual-Sided Kids Play Kitchen: lowest $89.99 on Nov 9 at Best Buy; $89.99 on Nov 11.
  • Sugift Pretend Play Kitchen Stove: lowest $106.99 on Nov 9 at Lowe's; $112.99 on Nov 11.

Prices at every store

Gymax Dual-Sided Kids Play Kitchen

  • Best BuyNew

    In stock

    $89.99Free shippingChecked 14 h ago
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  • WalmartNew

    In stockSold by Gymax LLC

    $98.99Free shippingChecked 14 h ago
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  • Macy'sNew

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    $100.74Free shippingChecked 14 h ago
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  • Kohl'sNew

    In stock

    $104.99Free shippingChecked 14 h ago
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Sugift Pretend Play Kitchen Stove

  • Lowe'sNew

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    $112.99Free shippingChecked 14 h ago
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Specs compared

SpecGymax Dual-Sided Kids Play KitchenSugift Pretend Play Kitchen Stove
ColorWhiteGreen, Multicolor
FeaturesSound, LightsSound, Lights
MaterialEngineered WoodMDF
Battery SizeAAA Battery—
Batteries RequiredYes—
Size84 x 30 x 80 cm—
ColourWhite+gold—
Product dimensions36'' x 12'' x 39'' (L x W x H)—
Recommended age3+ Years Old—
Net weight41.5 lbs—
Warranty3-Month—
Age (From)—3

What reviewers say

Gymax Dual-Sided Kids Play Kitchen

Owners of Gymax wooden play kitchens generally like the furniture-like look and the interactive features, and say children play with them for long stretches. The common complaints are long assembly times, instructions that are hard to follow, and particle board that feels less solid than expected.

What people mention
  • AssemblyCriticisedOwners say building it takes hours and the instructions are not always clear.
  • Build qualityMixedThe engineered wood feels solid assembled, but edges can chip and water spills are a risk.
  • SizePraisedThe tall frame and wide footprint give children room to stand and play side by side.
  • Sound and lightsPraisedThe electronic effects keep younger children engaged longer than a plain wooden set.

Questions and answers

Which is better for a small apartment?
The Sugift. Its MDF body is lighter and takes less floor space, while the Gymax needs a full wall corner at 36 inches wide.
Which lasts longer?
The Gymax, on balance. Engineered wood is denser and holds fasteners better than MDF, though its 3-month warranty is short and the sound module is the usual failure point on both.
Is the Gymax worth stepping up to?
Yes if two children will play at once or the set will be leaned on. The dual-sided layout and heavier build are the real differences; skip it if space is tight.
Do both need batteries?
Yes. Both use batteries for sound and lights, and the Gymax takes AAA cells that are not included. Plan on replacing them, since the modules are the first parts to stop working.
Which is better for a 3-year-old?
Both are rated for age 3 and up. The Sugift's chalkboard and brighter colors tend to hold a younger child's attention; the Gymax suits a child who plays rough.

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