The Angel comes in four colors and six sizes for kids aged two to 12.
Parents report that the sizing recommendations are accurate. The six sizes cover kids from 32” to 62” tall with inseams from 14" to 29".
Sizes 12” to 20” include training wheels, bows, a front basket, and a seat handle. Sizes 18” to 24” come with a kickstand.
Children love the included stickers for customizing the bike.
Parents say their kids find the Angel comfortable.
Young kids and their parents compliment the colors and styling.
Most parents find assembly easy.
Owners with issues appreciate the responsive customer support.
Joystar offers a lifetime frame warranty for original registered owners.

8 reasons not to buy

Buyers receive bikes with damage, missing parts, or the wrong size or color.
Parents claim they are sent used bikes with clear signs of wear.
Owners say the seat is hard and slippery, and it discolors quickly.
Some parents find the instructions confusing. Others don't receive a manual in the package.
Kids under five find it difficult to pedal the bike.
The wheel and bottom bracket bearings are so tight on some units that they don't spin properly.
Owners become tired of endlessly tightening the training wheels, seatpost clamp, and basket when they come loose.
Several buyers report a loud clicking sound that comes from the rear wheel.

Bottom line

The Joystar Angel is a kids' bike available in six sizes and four colors. Children love the "cute" style, and the sizing is detailed and accurate. Many bikes arrive damaged, with parts missing, or with signs of prior use. Smaller kids struggle with the high weight. Overtightened bearings, bent chainrings, and out-of-true wheels make pedaling difficult. Assembly is easy for most, but others struggle because the instructions are incomplete or missing altogether. In the end, the clear lack of quality control and likelihood of receiving a damaged bike make Joystar's Angel a risky buy.