VTech Tote and Go Laptop, Orange
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Yes, there are games that teach numbers as well.
Hello! There is no audio port on the toy, as far as I can tell.
To correctly answer, your child must use the mouse to "select" different Windows and then click the button on the mouse to select the correct answer.
No, they don't communicate with one another.
Selected User Reviews For VTech Tote and Go Laptop, Orange
He loved to poke the keyboard on my laptop when I was working on it (he was four years old). So we bought it so he could play with his own laptop and leave us alone while we worked, but what happened instead was incredible. My son is now one year and nine months old, and he knows 17 letters of the alphabet, numbers, shapes by name, animal sounds, musical instruments, and enjoys playing the shape matching game. He is awestruck by everyone. He now displays the letters he knows wherever he goes. br>br>I was apprehensive about ordering because I had read a lot of bad reviews about the screen contrast and lighting. Well, we don't need extra blue light screens in toys for kids this age, and I like and approve of the screen perfectly. It's tough; we've dropped it a couple of times and walked on it. br>br>I bought two more for my older nephews to play with when they come to visit. Although I strongly recommend it, I still believe it should be purchased for children of the appropriate age group.
It's a fun toy that my grandson enjoys. As far as that is concerned, it will suffice. But I was hoping that my daughter and I would be able to use it with him as a teaching tool to help him learn his letters and numbers. It appears to have failed to meet my expectations. And it's not like I went out and bought the first toy that caught my eye. In the name of research, I looked a lot. The only negative aspect I noticed was that it was said to have a dim display. It does, after all. It requires you to enter the child's name, birthday, and favorite food into the device. This is all a waste of time. It still says hello Friend when it comes on, but it doesn't say my grandson's name. So, what's the point of bothering to program it? I'm not completely dissatisfied because he likes to carry it around and fell in love with it right away, but I wish I had found something more educational that I could work on with him. The building appears to be in good condition. It was a nightmare to get it out of the box. The level of customer service is appalling.
It would be preferable if the screen were illuminated and larger. I bought two of these for our great grandchildren, one in pink and the other in orange. I'm VERY DISAPPOINTED that the pink one costs 25% more than the orange one for boys. Really V- tech? Isn't that sexist? Because both children's fathers and grandfathers work in the computer industry, they were eager to teach the toddlers how to play with them. We'll hear from them on how simple it is for the kids to learn and play with.
I recently purchased this small laptop for my 4-year-old grandson. It's something he really enjoys. My two-year-old son and his two-and-a-half-year-old brother both enjoy playing with it. This toy has made me very happy. I haven't found anything I don't like about it yet, and my grandson, more importantly, hasn't either. It still works perfectly after my 2-year-old grandson spilled coke in it. I simply wiped it down with a damp cloth, stuffed it with paper towels, and closed it up, turning it upside down to drain any remaining coke. We waited a few days for it to completely dry. It's like new again now. There are no issues with it now, not even a stuck key, as a result of the accident. I'm very happy with my purchase because it's a fantastic product that was well-thought out and well-built.
This is the type of toy about which I am undecided about giving my child. There's a lot of plastic, it's designed to look like adulthood, and so on. br>The graphics are of very good quality. for 1979. br>br>However, it is something that my child enjoys. Furthermore, the games are educational in nature.
V-Jazz is one of my favorite bands. I was hoping this would be a great gift for my two-year-old son because of the technology, but it was a huge letdown. The screen does not light up, it is difficult to use, and it is not suitable for toddlers. (To move subjects, you must literally push the button on the mouse. ) There are no lights or interactive commentary to keep a toddler's attention. I would return it, but we threw away the packaging, so we're stuck with this useless toy. br>br>I had high expectations for such a prestigious brand as V- tech.
As a parent of two children, I can't just buy one item that I think they'll like; I have to buy two, or Armageddon will ensue. My oldest started virtual school, so we got a Chromebook to use for online classes, but there's no way I'm giving a 15-year-old a 15-year-old a 15-year-old a 15-year-old a 15-year-old a 15-year-old month- a real laptop from back in the day This small toy gave my youngest the feeling of being a big kid while sitting next to my oldest, who was in class. I'd attach photos, but they're small children. Amazon, please don't be creepy! br>br>The point is, it's a fun little device, though I'm not sure if it's educational. My little pounds on the keys like the adults do, and sounds come out, but my little feels like a big, and Armageddon is avoided.
To Learn New Things, This Is A Fantastic Laptop. My son is four years old and extremely intelligent. This book teaches you new skills as well as how to operate a small computer. Recommend for 4 and 5 year olds. One of the best pieces of technology I purchased for my son when he was younger. Before allowing them to use it, teach them how to use it. Depending on which quiz you are taking, move the mouse left, right, up, or down. You can't take it out because the mouse is permanently attached to the laptop. If not, it will break if used incorrectly or improperly. There's also a handle on top of the computer that you can use to carry it around with you. For A Child, It Is Extremely Convenient.
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