We've been huge fans of BRIO for a long time now and when we tested their new BRIO Smart Tech range last year I thought it was a fantastic addition to their range which transforms the BRIO world into a truly interactive play experience. Smart Tech adds a whole new dimension to Brio. It’s fully compatible with the rest of the Brio World railway system and uses RFID technology to bring it to life, allowing your child to play with it in a new and exciting way; creating, experimenting, and customising their imaginative world. The Smart Tech Engine is the key to the interactive world. It's battery powered and propels itself around the track, interacting with a series of tunnels and other ...

This is a sponsored review post in collaboration with Brio and Mumsnet For a long time now we've been huge fans of Brio in our house. It's one of those classic childhood toys that appeal perfectly to children and adults alike. I know there's nothing my husband loves more than creating a hugely complex train track around the ground floor of our whole house, and my son, Max, loves nothing better than playing with it all once it's built. My youngest, Ben, also likes to get in on the action, destroying the train track, much to his brother's disgust! But I'm sure in no time he'll be joining in properly with it all and we'll have a whole family of Brio ...