LeapPad Ultimate Ready for School Tablet, Green

Leap Frog brand speaks for itself

Great for kids!

This item was a gift for my girl for Christmas. It came on time and safely. She was thrilled. Seller was excellent and product was as stated.

This product is very durable last for years. I just had to replace one that I’ve had for over eight years so they last a very long time and kids stay focused and learning games battery. Life is very good.

Easy to use.

My little loves this pad. It has some great learning content already on it but you can’t really rearrange the apps nor can you hide or uninstall certain apps. I also wouldn’t count on the “web explorer” (can’t recall the exact name, it’s not really the “internet”) for the videos, it’s so laggy and slow. It is quite durable though, I’ve watch my child chuck it across the room and when I picked it up it looked like it never left her hands. It keeps her entertained and she loves to replay the ABC’s over and over. There’s lots of videos and games to buy in the store, I would say they’re a little pricey but not the worst. All in all, I’m glad I bought this and would recommend it if you want a tablet the doesn’t have access to the www and social apps.

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I bought this for my ready-to-read three-year-old great nephew; when my son was wee (decades ago), he LOVED his. In fact, he learned (and memorized) all the states in the US and their capitals when he was four…everyone thought he was a genius! (He’s not.). So, excited to share this learning adventure with my GN, I bought this one. I mean, it says “Ultimate” on it, so it MUST be good, right? Well, thankfully, I gave it a good test-run before giving it to him. The thing is a POS. The touchscreen isn’t very responsive, the power button doesn’t do ANYTHING at all, and the content is…questionable. When playing a basic letter-matching game, you get 3-4 tries/turns and then you get feedback, which lasts longer than the actual gameplay. No one wants to do just 3-4 simple/quick tasks to get an imposed break from the game—how about 15-20 tries? Another game has the player divide trash into “trash”, “compostable”, and “recycle”, and it goes FAST: too fast for me, and certainly too fast for a 3 year old. Also, while I realize that POC and women have been historically underrepresented, can there not be a single, unhandicapped white boy-child shown? When I “learned” about engineers, five people were shown to signify an engineer: not a single white kid in the bunch. I won’t die on this hill, but damn…don’t we even merit a token white boy? Assuming it’s not too late, I’m returning this POS for something that actually WORKS. And please, can someone explain to me why electronics are getting crappier instead of better? I should have held onto the one my son had from 2002. Planned obsolescence was a thing back then, too, so that can’t be the only answer.