Kids Phone Toys for Boys Girls 3-8 Year Old Pretend Smartphones Learning Toys with Rotating Camera Videos 28 Games 2.8" Touchscreen Music Player Storybook 8G SD Card Toddler Fake Phone (1. Blue)

I bought this for my grandson. He loves the games and the music. It works well and is easy to operate. It seems to be a great purchase for the money.

Overall my son likes this. It was kind of hard to get used to how to operate it, but trial and error will figure it out. It's on the small side, but perfectly fun for smaller hands/preschool age.

To mitigate toddlers live for real cell phone. It did.

It was smaller than it looked, and the games are not necessarily easy to learn or play. Screen is small and awkward. My child hasn't played with it since he opened it.

Grandkids love this phone. Age 9 to 4. They have found it easy to use and enjoy the features. It keeps them busy with educational apps.

I really like the idea of having a phone I can give a small child instead of my $1k phone. This one is much like another I tried with common software, but this one had even more software prefect for kids. Pedometer, audible flash cards, even an audio book reader preloaded with audio books.Where this fails is in the confusing design. The power button is unlabeled and appears to be a volume rocker switch (it actually controls in software).The instructions and software make reference to a memory card and free memory but the USB-C port only charges and is not accessible via PC using neither the supplied chords or any of my own. I could not find and way to load new content for the flash cards, audio books or music. If there is a way, I couldn't find it. I wouldn't recommend it.

Bought for my grandson. He loves it, it's easy to use.

About the size of a deck of cards. Not quite the appearance of a real phone. Fun games and good sound though.