My grandson loves this. He really enjoys the writing screen. Hes 3 and figured out how to erase it so quickly. better volume control on it. You have to cycle through to get lower or higher. The writing screen does work with out the power on to the card slot. It will also erase with out the power on. Grandson does have issues getting cards in and out of card slot without help, but with some practice I think he will get it in no time.

For my 2 year old niece she struggled to put the cards in the slots. I think she needs to practice on her fine motor skills a little bit more first. I did like how with the animals they had noises too and it would have been cool to have other words have sounds too like crunching of chips etc or even expressions, or use in a sentence like "I stretch my toes" toes being the word. It was pretty cool how you can lock the screen so its not erased.

The Talking Flash Card system is very responsive to the flashcards and the stylus. The buttons; power, volume, repeat, and erase work well, and the system responds quickly. There are over 500 fun detailed cards to insert into the tablet. The cards slide easily in and out of the slot. The voice coming out of the speaker is quick & clear. The rainbow board is pretty cool and a nice change from the average white dry-erase board. The drawing board erases with a click of the erase button. So far, it is erasing completely, I wonder how it will continue to work with a great deal of use over the years. I am glad it works on a charge and not batteries. The stand is a nice addition. The cards have photographs on them, and they all seem to be kid-friendly. The system was packaged well and stores in the box with no issues. All the best & God bless.

I decided to give this a try after seeing how viral the talking flashcards were on tiktok. these are supposed to help children who are having a hard time speaking or learning key words. my son is almost 2 years old and is non verbal at the moment. hes going through speech therapy and occupational therapy. I figured why not give this a go. So far my son still wants to put it in his mouth and gets frustrated if i sit him down to do with him, but i'm sure with in time, once hes more patient and can sit still, this will work wonders for him to learn how to speak, i'm sure of it. It also comes with a side to draw on which is neat, the only thing, the drawing isn't too bright on the pad, but no biggie. easy to use with inserting the cards. the volume can be adjusted. this is a neat, fun, learning toy.

I ordered this for my grandkids who are three,four and five. This neat little learning tablet has been so great for them. It has these cards that you put in and it pronounces what it is and also makes the sound of the animal. It has a writing pen and a drawing pad. It is rechargeable and you can draw on the pad and push a button and it will instantly erase it. If you have a child under five this can be much more beneficial for them than any phone or video game. I am very happy with learning device and recommend it. It is very easy to use, great way to teach reading and language skills at a great price point. I hope my review has been helpful for you.

Got this for my kids it’s easy for them to use They can have fun while learning and the vocabulary on it is awesome

My grandson loves this toy. Good quality and is a great teaching tool!

I had an issue with toddler learning toys that either felt too passive or broke after a few uses. This one solved that with a smart combo of interactive flash cards and a reusable writing tablet. Quality was solid—sturdy plastic, clear LCD screen, and well-printed cards that didn’t bend or tear easily. Educational value was high: 510 sight words with audio support made it great for early literacy, speech therapy, and Montessori-style learning. Fun was built-in—my 4yo loved tapping the cards and doodling on the tablet between rounds. Sound quality was clear and loud enough to understand without being harsh. Durability held up through drops and travel, and the tablet erased cleanly every time. It definitely offers value for money especially for gifting or building a screen-free learning routine. One con is that the voice can sound robotic, but it didn’t bother my kids. Great for ages 3–6 and beyond.

This little thin tablet is packing some interesting features. The screen is multicolored when you draw on it then you press a botton and it wipes it clean, back to black. The pen is magnetic so once it's close to the holding spot it attaches magnetically.The cards are thin as well and they have a coating. My son is messing up the cards trying to put them in the machine. Which is why I took a star off. Quality could be better like a tiny bit thicker cardstock. The coating on the cards makes them not rip but they bend in 3 year old hands trying to figure it out. It has so many cards we haven't been through half of them in a week.You put the card in the card holder and it says what it is and may make a sound. Then your child freehands. We've been drawing the picture and writing the words. My son is almost 4 so he's not great at writing yet but this gives him a fun way to practice.He played on it for a long time before we needed to charge it so I would say it's got a decent battery life.The stand was a plus but it does move while you write so put it down to write on it.

Grandson loves it. Gammy approved.

She love it

My two year old loves it, and she repeats the words after the voice on the machine. I really like the amount of cards that come with the set. One person noted that several words were different than what they call it. I only noticed one so far, and it's not that big of a deal. I think the labeling is just fine. For example, mother and father - and of course my little one calls us momma and daddy but I don't think it's going to confuse her. The cards bend a little easier than I was expecting but it's like anything you have teach the toddler how to handle the book or card.

I got these talking flashcards for my daughter and she really enjoys playing with them. There are so many word cards included , its been amazing for helping her learn and recognize new words. it’s fun, educational, and keeps her focused.She is on the autism spectrum, so i m really picky about the toys i get her. This one is calm, easy to use, and not overstimulating. the writing tablet with the holder is a big plus too — she loves tracing letters and it stays in place while she works . If you are looking for a thoughtful gift for kids that helps with speech and language development, I definitely recommend this one!

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My niece loves it! I bought it as a birthday present for my 2 year old niece and she absolutely loves it

Just Got it today. So nice it even came with a stand. Nice

This was really great for my niece it helped her is so many ways with her words and writing. It's a great gift to give to a child that hasn't started school yet or that is in school. I'm happy and it makes her happy as well.