Kids Smart Phone for Boys, Christmas Birthday Gifts for Boy Girl Age 3-10 Kids Toys Cell Phone, 2.8" Touchscreen Toddler Learning Play Toy Phone with Dual Camera, Game, Music Player, 8GB Card Blue

Good for kids

Great little phone. Daughter loves being able to take photos and make videos, play games just like a real phone a and not have the worry of her doing something she shouldn't be. Great fun games for her to play and educational ones. Very happy with the item and for the price.

amazing value for money and a great educational alternative to normal screen time. Really good battery life too

That’s a amazing gift for a girls, has everything to play plus alarms timers and watch!

Got this for my Grandaughter, her 2 cousins had them for christmas. It a fabulous toy which doubles as a phone they love to show off. Great games and story telling also love the fact they can take pictures on there own.

This is second one I’ve bought since she lost first one. Very good purchase

Bought for my 4year olds birthday and she LOVES it. Loves the camera function, dancing to the music and also the wee games that can be played on it. Only annoying thing is the alarm function which she doesn't know what it is but she keeps setting random alarms that go off every so often. Ooh and the battery seems to want to be charged alot but that may just be from overuse. Still think it's a FAB wee product. Robust and pretty.

Lovely phone with great features. Unfortunately the screen cracked on day one

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Honestly, this phone really surprised me. My daughter is 6 years old, and when she first asked for a phone, I was very hesitant. I didn’t feel comfortable giving her a device that would increase screen time at such a young age. But we decided to give this one a try—and I’m glad we did. She uses it in very practical ways: setting timers to track how long tasks take, following a calendar, and playing simple math games. There are actually quite a few educational and useful features. One of her favorites is an app that introduces the 7 wonders of the world. It also has a camera that feels like a real phone, and she loves capturing little moments and memories. We can even upload music, so she listens whenever she wants. ✔️ Educational and interactive ✔️ Encourages independence ✔️ Great alternative to real smartphones Overall, a great first step before introducing a real phone. It feels like a balanced and safe option for kids.

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This has been a staple toy in our household since it’s been bought! The price was a little iffy for me but I caved and it’s one of my 3 year old daughter’s favorite toys. It’s educational, tells stories, shows different chores to do, you can set alarms to get up and do said chores/activities like brushing their teeth, walking the dog (lol) and other things. It take them around the world by showing pictures of say the Taj Mahal and other fun places. I really think it’s a good tool. Ppl look at me funny thinking I bought my 3 year old a phone, I do not care, whatever gets me through! There’s no internet capability or actual phone capabilities what so ever. Great toy for sure and it’s pretty sturdy! It’s lasted in my car her stepping on it, throwing it lol you name it it’s done it. Just don’t test the waterproof capabilities, it’s not.

My daughter loves playing with this phone and it keeps her busy in the car and at home. It has cute games, audio stories, a calculator, music player that can play mp3 files from an added microSD card, camera, video recorder, and more. She likes the feeling of having a phone to play with and take photos like the adults and it's nice that this doesn't have Internet access so we don't have to worry about monitoring content or anything. One important thing to remember is there is a "reset" switch on the side near the microSD card slot and if that is flipped then the phone won't turn on. We couldn't figure out why it wasn't working the other day and it was just that switch, so once we flipped the switch back it turned on again. No data was lost that I'm aware of so I think the switch might just be more of a force shut down type of thing. Be aware that if your child sets the alarm they might not know how to set it to a reasonable time and it may go off in the middle of the night 🤣