Reviewers consistently report positive experiences with iD Tech. Customers often highlight camp, experience, great, tech.
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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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60 reviews across 1 scored source
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Monthly average rating from reviews written by people.
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Share of positive (4–5★) and negative (1–2★) reviews mentioning each topic · based on the 60 most recent reviews.
Top praiseof 51 positive reviews
Helpful support12%
6 mentions
Friendly staff10%
5 mentions
Easy to use8%
4 mentions
Selection6%
3 mentions
“The guides were helpful and fun”
On “Helpful support” · Aug 18, 2025
Top complaintsof 6 negative reviews
Pricing50%
3 mentions
Payment issues33%
2 mentions
“The overall camp experienced felt unpolished”
On “Pricing” · Aug 12, 2025
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according to feedback from my nephew "VR Game Design with Unity and Meta Quest" course was NOT good.
Mostly due to unhelpful instructor - none of the students have completed the project meaningfully, most were stuck at some basic steps.
Not to say that instructor was rude or anything, but it seemed he did not have much expertise in the topic and any kind of issue was left to a student to solve.
Note, my nephew has already taken a few courses from ID Tech, so the low rating here is quite calibrated. In general ID Tech is not bad at all, just this course was not properly taught.
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.
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.
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