Pricing varies widely between kits, but for the most part, we can separate kits into a few common ranges. Budget Kits Anything below $50 is essentially a budget kit. This doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re cheaply made or prone to breaking, but don’t expect too many customization options in this range. Mid-Range Kits Products between $50 and $100 are mid-range kits. These usually have sturdier parts, more sensors, and more complexity. These tend to be good products for experienced builders who want a little bit of a challenge. Premium Kits Kits that retail above $100 are essentially premium kits. They often have many additional parts and components, higher complexity, or generally higher quality than their cheaper brethren. I don’t recommend these for first-time buyers, but they’re a good choice for dedicated hobbyists looking to expand their collections.