CoolToys Number Genius - Interactive Electronic Math Game
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About CoolToys Number Genius - Interactive Electronic Math Game
Overall Feedback:
92% positive
88% praised the content quality, while 12% found it outdated
The tablet has a good price, many games to keep things interesting, a timer setting to increase anxiety, is rechargeable, and has fun colors.
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this electronic learning system, despite my low expectations due to its low price.
The drawing pad came partially defective and doesn't erase properly.
90% liked the seamless integration
The product has math settings that can be adjusted for my kids' ages (5 and 7).
80% appreciated the mobile-friendly design
Working on math problems with this product is a great and encouraging experience compared to other similar products I have used.
90% appreciated the personalized learning experience
I appreciate the personalization feature of this electronic learning system, particularly the timer that challenges kids with speed and improves their fluency and skill.
I believe the math pad will give my nephew a great head start in math.
I have a tablet with a bunch of games to keep things interesting, a timer setting to up the anxiety, it is rechargeable, and the colors are fun.
91% liked the progress tracking
As I answer questions correctly, I advance to more challenging questions and the device tracks my progress.
I like the toy and it will be a welcome homeschool break from standard printed math sheets and flash cards.
The product is a great way to introduce numbers to children in a fun way, even if they are too young to complete the number games.
87% found the user interface intuitive, but 13% encountered issues
I like the device's user interface, especially the timer function that challenges kids and improves their fluency and skill. The device also praises them for every correct answer.
I love the self-drilling multiplication/division games as it helps me to keep sharp and know all my number facts with a snap of a finger, all while being fun to use.
There are multiple modes of play that can be selected and they get gradually more difficult. Specific information like game shows 2 4 6, answer is 8, to single and then double-digit addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, to estimating whether the result of an equation will be greater than, lesser than or equal to a given number, to performing all of these mathematical operations within an allotted 10 or 5 seconds.
I cannot see the different game modes, which is negative feedback on the user interface.
