LeapFrog 100 Things That Go
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About LeapFrog 100 Things That Go
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
78% praised the content quality, while 22% found it outdated
Some animal sounds are of high quality while others are fake or replaced with cartoony sound effects or tunes.
I would give the product a lower rating despite its good quality.
I wish the device had the capability of adding more pages instead of requiring me to buy a different book for new subject material.
I am disappointed with the product's quality as the pages are easily ripped out by the child while playing, which is not what I expected.
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78% liked the seamless integration
The tablet introduces animals and their noises, and also provides fun trivia. This indicates a good integration of electronic learning systems.
75% appreciated the personalized learning experience, though 25% found it limited
I am concerned that the electronic learning system may be inappropriate at times and borderline brainwashing.
I am disappointed that there is no option to press the picture and get just the object word.
My daughter is more interested in pushing the star button because it lights up and flashes yellow than turning the pages and exploring the words.
71% liked the progress tracking, while 29% found it inaccurate
When I tried to teach my child words in both languages, the buttons stopped working and showed incorrect information.
72% found the user interface intuitive, but 28% encountered issues
The star button in the bottom right corner of the book is distracting from the main pages and learning functions of the book.
The star lights up brightly and pulls attention away from the object the child touched.
