Vtech Preschool Learning Tote and Go Laptop
Vtech Preschool Learning Tote and Go Laptop
- Colorful laptop with 30 engaging activities
- Detachable mouse with mouse pad for left-handed or right-handed users
- LCD screen displays fun animations
- Plus, the Tote and Go Laptop features 30 engaging activities
- For ages 3 and above
Program your preschooler for early learning with the Tote and Go Laptop Plus. This realistic looking computer features big style for little learners. Complete with a colorful keyboard and detachable mouse that’s designed for both left- and right-handed users, the Tote and Go Laptop Plus features 30 engaging activities that teach language, math, games and music. Comes with a nifty handle for easy fold-up-and-go learning. Requires 3 “AA” batteries, included. Measures 11″ x 14″ x 3.5″.
List Price: $ 26.99
Price: $ 18.00
A Lot of Bang for the Buck,
Wow! I am so glad I bought this. After reading reviews on all of the other “laptops” for children, I decided on this one after thorough research. Most complaints with other parents on the other laptops was about the LCD screen being so small, while the screen on this is perfect for its size and intent. I did not have trouble seeing anything. So it doesn’t light up, I’m thankful, that’s one less battery to replace. The other complaint I read about the others is that they were loud. This one is not. My children playing with their toys doesn’t disturb me though. If they are learning & interacting with the toy, I’m happy.
Another fun feature on this paticular “laptop” is that it has a working mouse. You can click to enter & move it slightly left or right or up & down (it is attached to the pad) to get to another activity or participate in one of the thirty plus fun games that offer pre-K learning & Kindergarten learing…find the shape that is bigger, etc… And yes I played with it to make sure everything worked correctly & to see what & how it would be teaching my children. It does teach & it has been fun for mine. It is a sturdy laptop with more bang for the buck than the rest of the other “laptops with many complaints” out there. You will be glad you purchased this for your little one. I have NO COMPLAINTS with this product. I also get involved with my children as much as I can to show them how learning can be fun. This purchase has been a smart one! Thank you Amazon!!! Go VTech !!!!
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|A Winner,
Vtech really got it right on this one:
* Durable, rugged construction. After a year of abuse from two young boys, the only issue is the mouse doesn’t click well to the left, but it still works OK. Everything else is 100%
* Intuitive. My older son (then 2 years, now 3) figured it out almost immediately.
* Surprising depth. Some functions are more complex, making for lasting play. A year later, and my son still pulls this laptop out for play.
* Highly educational. Our son picked up his letters and numbers early, largely through constant use of this laptop.
* Cheap. the 3-year-old has been showing — at best of times — our younger son how to use it. Sometimes they’d fight over it. So we bought another.
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|“Pop Pop” Hits a Homer,
You’ll see toys that look more like “real” notebook computers on Amazon, but I trusted the consumer ratings (and liked the price) and gave this to my granddaughter for her third birthday. Reports from mom are that she’s played with it practically non-stop (granddaughter, not mom) for three days and wants to take it with her wherever she goes. We’re all musicians, and even mom’s reviews about the functionality and tolerability of the music were positive.
Granddaughter more or less confirmed mom’s favorable review by getting on the phone, reciting her ABC’s (“alphabet,” she corrected me), telling me that her own name starts with L, her Halloween costume starts with M (Mary Muffet), and her baby brother’s starts with S (spider). Mom said she was impressed because at least five of the games are still beyond her (granddaughter, not mom), leaving room for further activity down the line.
(“Pop Pop” refers to the writer–I forbid the use of the word “grandpa” with respect to my person–if my granddaughter tells me my name starts with the letter G, I’ll consider lowering my rating).
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