LESHITIANKids Laptop, 65 Learning Modes, Educational Learning Computers for Kids Ages 3+

My granddaughter asked for a computer for Christmas so I bought this for her. She is almost 3 years old and it is fun to watch her go to work! It is easy to use and has a bunch of things to do.

This is super cute to begin! And it has many functions and different learning activities that are fun and interactive. The laptop is like mommy’s so doing “homework” is fun!

A true keyboard and mouse. Keyboard has arrows and center button where adult laptops have finger-scroll area. Arrows work great for child to direct things on the screen, while learning that area is where you use your finger to scroll on a laptop. I like this feature. Basically...too hard for non-reader to know choices and games are too juvenile to keep a pre-schooler's attention for long. Here is why. Choices of the 65 things to do are all numbered on a chart surrounding the screen; so choices are easy to see and choose. Child has to learn correct numbering (ex: 01 instead of 1), where numbers/letters are on keyboard to enter them, that you have to push Enter for the numbers to start a game. It's a great way for child to learn how to do basics on a laptop/computer. Concerning the chart of things to do: since it surrounds the screen for easy choices, the chart makes the screen really small (too small) for viewing. Screen is about 4"x3". Also, to work this independently, child has to be able to read the chart and associate the numbers with the function; otherwise a person who can read must sit with child to help child know what to enter. It would be better if there were pictures associated with the entry number; then child would see "car" picture next to the number 01 and child would know what number to push to play the car game. The games themselves are pretty juvenile so child can get bored of games easily. For toddler/really young children this is a great laptop for them to use while parent is using their laptop, because this one makes noises and shows little pictures so child gets feedback. Keyboard buttons work well. If they are going to only offer one color it would be nice if it were neutral, such as green. Having only pink when you only have boys doesn't fit well.

Its cute & helps my daughter to keep learning & also gets her off her actual tablet for awhile. This keeps her distracted & she loves it.

For this to be useful A parent has to sit with the child constantly. There are lots of activities but someone has to read the list. The instructions are not too good. The display is very small with no color. It’s more of an annoying toy than a learning tool.

The item is cute but it has not grabbed the attention from my niece as I would have liked. She loves to interrupt me while I work on my laptop by pressing my keypad and following what is on my screenso I bought this for her thinking it would have given her the same satisfaction but it hasn’t although it has many activities. I think if the screeen was brighter and wider it would have been more impactful.

This is a super fun and interactive toy and has a ton of learning opportunities

You can barely see the screen and the voice on the computer repeats herself so much! We just use it with no batteries. As a pretend laptop. I would return it but our dog at the mouse