Others say...

"My Little One Loves It!"
I bought this for my 19mo old for Easter. She absolutely loves it! I myself have a pink dell mini laptop, and my little girl really loves to try to be like Mama, so i thought this was a perfect fit! Many of the other kids laptops i looked at didn't actually interact with the child like a real laptop, they just looked like one with a big sticker as the screen. Ha ha that would not hold my curious and active toddler's attention for more than a few minutes! I really like the games that this model plays and she's learning while she's playing so that's a big bonus. My little one had already figured out how to play with a real computer mouse, scrolling up and down pages and clicking on items she liked, so it was important to get her her own computer that had a mouse just like a real computer mouse. For those who have a child that's constantly trying to play with YOUR laptop (re: typing on the keys, maneuvering the mouse and understanding the screen image reacts to such) this kiddy version is fabulous! Especially for those little ones that are not ready for a REAL laptop! (come on, they ARE still toddlers!) this is a great product!

"Even better than I expected"
We bought this for my daughter when she turned three. She has had so much fun with this laptop. She can play more and more of the activities as she ages. The hide-in-seek letters activity really helped her learn the last few letters she was struggling with. It's helping her learn small vs. big, eye-hand coordination, etc. The screen being small doesn't bother me like I thought it would. She can spend a good 30 minutes playing on it....such a nice break from TV! It does seem to be durable, we've had it over 3 months now and my rambunctios 18 month old son hasn't broken it yet =)

"Vtech Computer"
Our grandaughter is only 6-1/2 months so she can't play the games yet; however, she loves her computer! It seems that she knows what to do with the keyboards and mouse, it keeps her occupied for a long stretch of time in her play pen!

"Major design flaw"
This product has a design flaw: the games are so repetitive that they can only be entertaining for any length of time for children younger than 4 yo YET most of the games are working on letters which preschoolers just start to learn right before kindergarten, which can turn off the younger crowd. I would have gone with simpler games for the younger kids, or more options for the older kids with less repetition. The only game my almost 5 yo will play on it is the fishing game and she gets bored pretty quickly. If you want to really give kids 4 yo+ a teaching electronic toy, get them the Leapster with the Kindergarten cartridge. It's more money, but WAY more value too.

"(Half) Hours of fun"
My three year old enjoys her computer, and sits and plays it for a good amount of time now. She didn't at first, but she is getting to the age where she understands the games a bit more now. Some of the games are still definitely too complicated for her, but I like that it is a toy that she can "grow into." She feels like mommy with her own little computer, too, and will even tell my husband and I, "I have to do my work!" For the price, you can't go wrong with this!