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I purchased two, one for my 2 year old grandson and one for my nephew. They absolutely enjoy it! This item comes with several packs of cards with different categories (I.e. people, animals, fruits, etc.) to identify and a charger. The cards are easy for my Grandson to remove and put in. The sound is also clear when naming the item on the card. Recently, my grandson pointed out and said “A” on a random sign!!! It’s a fun change from using tablets and cell phones and will keep your little one entertained while learning! Definitely worth the buy!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This flash card game is definitely a great educational tool! This item was purchased as gift for our nephew and he absolutely loves it! Not only does it keep him occupied and entertained, we often find him using the flash cards independently, and repeating back the words. Thank you!

The media could not be loaded. The item is smaller than expected although I did look at the dimensions. Actually got it for my 5 year old but my 3 year old took it over. It’s easy for him to use but I advise to sit down with your child to make sure they’re not just inserting the cards and they are actually listening and taking in the information. So far we ran through all the cards and they all were accurate. If the child inserts the cards upside down it lets them know that it’s “no card inserted” so he was able to catch on to change the direction of the card that it was in the wrong way. It is loud enough to hear and pronounced the word well. Some of the items I can’t see the kids using such as some of the names of the trucks but it’s cool. I think it could be used for a variety of age ranges especially if the child needs help with speech. The color was good. We got the blue one. I do wish the toy spelled out the words that were on the card. But I guess there’s another toy for that. But I do think it’s. A good value for the money for what it does.

I have a two year old, and bought this for him to work on his language skills. He has been repeating after some other toys that says colors, so i wanted to introduce a toy that could be interactive with him to learn some more words.Pros:• my son loves this toy! He is very independent and insisted on putting the cards in himself, that being said look to con bulletpoint one• easy to store for car rides or diaper bag• comes with a variety of cards• for 10 bucks i think this is a great tool for kiddos to learn some wordsCons:• I wish the cards were a bit more durable. My toddler has a bad case of manhandling as I call it. However, the cards do seem to be holding up, just not sure how long they will hold up• I wish the volume button was maybe a little hidden from the actual use of the toy. My 2 year old wants to hit both buttons, and always manages to get it on the highest volume setting.Happy with purchase!

It's really good! My 18-month-old daughter loves it. The only thing I would criticize is that words starting with an "s" followed by a consonant are not pronounced with the initial "s" sound. As for the rest, it's great if you're teaching your child English in a non-native English-speaking country.

Such a great toy! Educational and fun! My son learns and play at the same time!

It has a lot of words to learn and feels very lightweight possibly cheaply made. My baby seems a little too small for it she knows how to use it she just wants to rip and mess up the cards though. I might have to wait till shes a little bigger till she can understand. I wish there was also different color options.

I'm going to say it now, if the card is damaged or inserted even just a touch crooked, the device is likely to read it incorrectly and say the wrong word. Once I realized this, it was good and I had no device issues.Pronunciation is clear, but has a slight accent to it that I can't quite place. Volume buttons are nice and clicky, be careful of how high it's turned up so you don't jumpscare yourself. The cards come in a box, but the device does not - I'd recommend getting one of those small organza gift pouches to keep them together, though obviously the cards can still be used visually without the audio device. The device itself is pocket-sized; the card dimensions are smaller than a standard pack of playing cards. I had no problem holding it, and it appeared well-proportioned for my kid.Some words written may not be standard for the variety of English you speak; we simply skip those cards to avoid confusion for our kid. If you have a younger child with lower dexterity/fine motor skills, it may be challenging or frustrating for them to insert the thin and flexible coated paper cards into the slim slot on the device, and you may end up with easily-crushed cards. This isn't a problem for an older child, but the vocabulary flash cards may be less useful by that age to someone who already speaks this as a native language anyway. The large variety of categorized cards is very nice, and the simple, colorful illustrations typical of the words shown. Overall satisfied with the product, though I would not recommend if you cannot handle something fiddly and would prefer more general vocab translations.