Great experience
The instructors are all very patient and so helpful when the kids have questions or are struggling through the assignment. My son has always had a good experience with the virtual camps.
Reviewers consistently report positive experiences with iD Tech. Customers often highlight camp, experience, great, tech.
A minority mention drawbacks around camp, summer, students, kids. Overall sentiment is strongly positive with an average rating of 4.4 stars across 60 reviews.
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Trustpilot Imported Trustpilot reviews | 4.4 | 60 | 100% | — | ● Low |
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Share of positive (4–5★) and negative (1–2★) reviews mentioning each topic · based on the 60 most recent reviews.
“The guides were helpful and fun”
“The overall camp experienced felt unpolished”
Same method for every company: overall rating, legitimacy checks, the average rating of reviews mentioning each area and the 6-month trend · Electronics & Technology.
| Company | Overall | Legit | Service | Website & app | Trend | Reviews |
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iD TechThis company | 4.4 out of 5 (good) | 100 out of 100 | 4.7 out of 5 (good) | 3.5 out of 5 (good) | — | 60 |
| 4.1 out of 5 (good) | 100 out of 100 | 4.6 out of 5 (good) | 4.1 out of 5 (good) | — | 1,060 | |
| 4.5 out of 5 (good) | 100 out of 100 | 4.8 out of 5 (good) | 4.3 out of 5 (good) | — | 1,060 | |
| 4.7 out of 5 (good) | 100 out of 100 | 4.6 out of 5 (good) | 3.5 out of 5 (good) | — | 1,000 | |
| 4.0 out of 5 (good) | 100 out of 100 | 3.7 out of 5 (good) | — | −1% | 1,000 |
Bottom line: iD Tech is #3 of 5 on overall rating in this group. On website & app, Mazuma Mobile scores higher (4.3 vs 3.5).
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The instructors are all very patient and so helpful when the kids have questions or are struggling through the assignment. My son has always had a good experience with the virtual camps.
Engaging instructors and very organized camp!
The overall camp experienced felt unpolished. From some instructors not having the right level of training to lack of attention to details. For the price of the camp I expected a lot more than what my kids received.
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We have experienced ID Tech in a number of formats now, from in person camps to online. The instructors are knowledgeable and patient with kids, and their passion for what they are teaching is noticeable and shareable. The platform makes it really easy to select topics and schedule lessons.
I was generally disappointed in the camp. It sounds like the kids spent more time eating lunch, playing outside, and playing computer games than actually building their bots. What I heard is that the kids spent <1hr each day on the actual bots, which is ridiculous if true. What I saw on the last day could have easily been built in one day - I feel like I paid for one of the most expensive summer camp options just to have my kids play Minecraft/Roblox, something that I am not supportive of. There was an amazing opportunity to create, test and iterate their bots over a week and it sounds like none of that happened. The other families we know that had kids in the camp felt the same way. Very disappointing.
My kid found his tribe. The camp was full of a diverse range of children, many of whom were local to the area. The saff was friendly and enthusiastic about teaching young charges skills and abilities, many of whom came into the camp with working knowledge of many of the required skills.
My 13-year-old son attended the ID Tech STEM camp at Montclair State University this summer, and it was a fantastic experience. The focus on robotics really captured his interest - he learned hands-on robot building skills and came home excited to share what he'd worked on each day. The instructors were both friendly and knowledgeable, which made all the difference in keeping the kids engaged and learning. They did a great job explaining concepts in a way that was accessible for his age group while still being challenging and fun. I was impressed by how much practical knowledge my son gained in just one week. He's already asking to go back next summer, which tells me everything I need to know about how much he enjoyed it. I would definitely recommend this camp to other families with kids interested in STEM, especially robotics. It's a great way to give them hands-on experience with technology in a supportive, educational environment.
Our 13-year-old son attended the Robot Battle Camp at iD Tech Camp at Adelphi, and he enjoyed it tremendously. The program was engaging, hands-on, and well-organized, keeping him excited to go back every day. At the end of the week, the camp invited parents to watch the final robot battles, followed by a short but thoughtful graduation ceremony. It was a wonderful way to celebrate the kids’ hard work and creativity. The staff was enthusiastic and supportive, creating an environment where the campers could learn, have fun, and make new friends. We highly recommend iD Tech Camp for any child interested in STEM, robotics, or simply having a great summer experience.
1. The course design was too simple, and the students' finished work was very rudimentary. The videos didn't resemble professional-level video production in terms of camera use, lighting, script content, and the structure of a complete film. The week was probably mostly spent on play. Summer camp is all about learning first, and making friends and having fun second, but parents felt like they didn't achieve anything. While the children said it was fun, the price of summer camp seems excessive for such entertainment. 2. For some reason, lunch was often cold. Is it because the students started eating too late? They said they eat at noon, which is a normal lunch time. 3. We should encourage students to take more group photos and form groupings within their classes so they can become friends in the future and perhaps sign up together next year! I can't find any photos of my children from summer camp on Facebook, which is a shame! 4. The certificate presentation was too rudimentary and lacked a sense of ceremony. I don't know who the camp manager is! The family event on Friday was too chaotic, making it difficult for students to exchange final goodbyes or for parents to connect and become friends. It was unclear where the teachers were. There was no formal presentation of student work; everything seemed very haphazardly organized. ID Tech is well-known in the US, but the actual curriculum and organizational skills are indeed not serious, and the management is lacking! I was a little disappointed! However, the online communication and other aspects are very well done. The on-site management and control are very poor... I hope they can improve in the future! Since many students and parents fly in from other countries to attend the summer camp, it is important to cherish customers and improve everyone's experience. Thank you.
making friends and working with robots.
My son had a nice experience. Was good to expose him to coding and AI. I enjoyed the interaction with the other campers. He enjoyed the time with the instructors. On campus sleep over experience was good for him as well as we home school and he had never been away from home to attend something for his education. He made some great friends and even said, “I have found my people”. We loved it. I week later he still talking about it. It also gave us direction for his future career and educational interest.
From the initial sign up, to the online sessions, to the summer camp, iD Tech did an amazing job. They were very patient with my son who was brand new to coding with anything beyond Scratch. Now he's working on his own game and able to publish it on multiple platforms. At each stage we were given plenty of instructions on what to expect and how to prepare. They were also easy to contact when we needed to update the date of our summer camp.
My 13 year old kid did the robotics course at the NYU site. He felt comfortable enough there, which was important to me because he is autistic. However, they seemed kind of disorganized and like not enough thought and planning had been put into either the activities or the family showcase. My kid and his friend complained that the robot kits had all been lumped together in one bin and the teams grabbed whatever they wanted rather than each team being provided with the same resources. My son and his friend got far fewer pieces than the other kids, so they couldn’t build the features they wanted to. The other teams were, in some cases, just using the extra pieces as mass, so that their robots were heavier and harder to flip. That’s a decent design principle, but not a fair way to set up a competition. Also, the site decided to have their event where the kids got to shaving cream their counselors immediately before the family showcase, which delayed the start of the showcase because the counselors were cleaning themselves up and not available to check families in or start the presentations. It was kind of thoughtless and disrespectful to working parents who took time out of their day to be there. In summary - it was safe, my kid got to spend a week on a preferred type of activity, but he didn’t learn anything and it was a little frustrating.
My son loved absolutely everything. He said it was a 9/10 because nothing is perfect (which would be a 10/10). He especially loved his instructor Octane/ Andrew. He was encouraging and supportive, knowledgable and fun. He would love to do it next summer with the same instructor.
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