Highttoy HH918 Kids’ Electronic Piggy Bank, Touchscreen, Note Feeder, Navy Blue

Made from ABS plastic, the Highttoy HH918 is a children’s electronic piggy bank in navy blue. Its 14.5 x 14.5 x 20 cm size gives it a defined place on a bedroom shelf or desk. A touchscreen keypad, simulated fingerprint-style control and automatic note feeder make putting money away more interactive than using a simple coin slot.

How to use it

Coins go through the slot on top, while banknotes can be fed into the front opening and rolled into the safe automatically. To open the door, enter the four-digit code and confirm using the fingerprint-style control. The default code is 0000 and can be changed: with the door open, hold the * key until the prompt sounds, enter a new four-digit code and press #. The green light flashes to indicate the change has been made, close the door afterwards.

Music adds another playful element. Press # to enter music selection mode, then choose a tune using a number from 0 to 9. A music/mute switch behind the door lets you turn the sound on or off, so the bank can suit different moments at home.

What stands out

The combination of coin storage, automatic banknote feeding and a code-operated door gives children different ways to use the bank as they save pocket money. Entering a code to open it can make checking or adding to their savings feel like a small routine, while the music controls add an element of choice. It is a more interactive approach than a traditional open-top money box, particularly for children who enjoy keypad-style toys.

The ABS-plastic body measures 14.5 cm long, 14.5 cm wide and 20 cm high. Its stated capacity is up to 600 coins or 100 banknotes, giving it room to collect money over time. The design is intended for children aged 3 and over, and its navy-blue colour keeps the look simple for a bedroom or play area.

What to know

The four-digit password is changeable, with 0000 as the default code. The door needs to remain open while setting a new code, and the keypad gives an audible prompt during the process. Music selection uses the # key and number keys, while the separate switch behind the door controls music or mute.

This money bank is designed to make saving tangible: children can add coins at the top or watch banknotes feed into the safe, then use the code to access the contents. Its stated storage figures are 600 coins or 100 banknotes, making it useful for keeping a growing collection of pocket money in one place.

When it makes sense

The Highttoy HH918 suits families looking for a gift that combines a practical place to keep pocket money with interactive features. It can be used at home to encourage children to put aside coins and notes, with the password and music modes giving them an active part in the routine. For a child who would enjoy a keypad-operated money box rather than a basic piggy bank, its note feeder, generous stated capacity and changeable code bring the saving activity together in one compact unit.