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If you decide to open a claw machine store in your place, we will offer you the whole-store design freely. We can output the professional-effect drawing in a short time.

We assemble everything well before delivery; there is no need for any installation. That means when customers receive the goods, they just follow our attached user manual, plug in the power, and then can play.

Site area: ground paste, knife flag, game coin, coin box, coin basket, coin bag, advertising water sign, exchange area notice, special cart, work clothes, gift bag, doll label card, electrical tool box, exchange area points label rack and label paper, machine code, currency, play instructions, audio and microphone, battery.

Office supplies: such as computers, printers, A4 paper, doll guns and glue needles, black pens, big head pens, and staplers.

Daily necessities: such as scissors, gift hooks, size of transparent glue, sanitary towels, mop, bucket, dustpan, large trash can, garbage bags, sewing bag, key ring, rubber band, and so on.

There are some different prices for the claw machine on the market. But claw machines and gift machines are easy to use and have a lower price than other game machines. Our prices are 15% lower than the market price and depend on the quantity you need. The more pieces you need, the cheaper the price you will get.

Claw machines are designed to be fun and challenging, not to give prizes away every time. However, there are some strategies that can increase your chances of winning:

• Pick your target wisely: Look for prizes that are light, not awkwardly shaped, and are positioned near the front or edge of the machine, where the claw can easily grab them. Avoid prizes that are stuck under or behind others.

• Observe the claw's strength: Watch a few practice rounds to see how strongly the claw grips and how it moves. Some claws are weak and may not be able to lift heavier prizes.

• Master the claw movement: Many claw machines have a delayed movement, so you may need to time your button presses carefully. There are also claw machines with a joystick control, which allows for more precise movement.

• Try the "double tap" technique: This involves quickly pressing the claw button twice to make the claw close slightly before grabbing the prize. This can be helpful for lightweight prizes, but be careful not to overdo it, or the claw may not close at all.

• Look for rigged machines: Some claw machines may loosen their grip after a certain number of tries. If you see this happening, it's best to move on to another machine.

• Know when to walk away: Claw machines are a game of chance and skill. Set a budget for yourself and stick to it. Don't get discouraged if you don't win right away.

Remember, even with these tips, winning at a claw machine every time isn't guaranteed. But by following these strategies, you can increase your chances of walking away with a prize.