VTech Little Apps Tablet, Black
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About VTech Little Apps Tablet, Black
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
78% praised the content quality, while 22% found it outdated
I think the graphics are low-resolution compared to a smartphone or tablet, but it's still an awesome toy and I hope my son will enjoy it for a long time.
I noticed that the tablet has many engaging features for children, including learning the alphabet, numbers, and even words.
The tablet has engaging features for children to learn the alphabet, numbers, and words.
I am dissatisfied with the display quality of the screen, as it reminds me of 90's era video game screens.
The screen quality is poor and the options are limited.
84% liked the seamless integration
The tablet has various electronic learning systems including ABCs, 123s, Rhyming games, Spelling games, Music Games, etc.
I bought the tablet for my daughter's 2nd birthday. It's very educational and she loves it.
74% appreciated the mobile-friendly design, though 26% found it limited
My two-year-old toddler was not interested in the device and did not play with it for long. It's because my toddler has a rare imagination and does not need or want devices.
I found it difficult to adjust the volume and screen contrast, which negatively affects the mobile optimization of electronic-learning-systems.
80% appreciated the personalized learning experience, though 20% found it limited
The device helped my autistic and non-verbal son learn new things that I didn't think he could understand before.
I noticed that my toddler was not interested in the device for long. He has good imagination and does not need or want devices. Based on my experience with the device, my sentiment is negative.
75% liked the progress tracking, while 25% found it inaccurate
I can adjust the screen and volume of the tablet.
The tablet has advanced functions that keep me motivated to learn. I start with basic number counting and letter recognition and move on to more challenging games involving missing letters in words or missing numbers in a sequence.
I noticed that the child is repeating the words back to the toy. This shows that the toy is helping the child learn and track progress.
The toy is helping me learn and track progress as I repeat the words back to it.
I did not mention anything specific about progress tracking of electronic-learning-systems.
79% found the user interface intuitive
The tablet has a vast number of functions and activities.
