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Vtech Tote and Go Laptop Pink

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Average Customer Rating:	4.0
Release Date:	2009-05-17
Brand:	V Tech
Model:	80-067850
Weight:	2 pounds
Dimensions:	9.9 inches x 2.5 inches x 9.1 inches [Width x Length x Height]

Product Categories

Reading, Writing & Language; 2 to 4 Years; 5 to 7 Years; Toys; Electronic Learning Toys & Systems; Counting & Math; Reading & Writing; Girls; Preschool Learning; Infant & Preschool Learning; List Price Warning Eligible; Pre-Kindergarten Toys

Product description

Program your preschooler for early learning with the Tote 'N Go Laptop! It offers big style for little learners, and it's just like the computer Mom and Dad use! This unique learning product comes complete with a colorful keyboard and detachable mouse that's designed for both left-handed and right-handed users. Plus, the Tote 'N Go Laptop features 30 engaging activities that teach language, math, games and music. You'll love the nifty handle for easy fold-up and go. Requires 3 "AA" batteries, not included.

Features

Colorful laptop with 30 engaging activities

Detachable mouse with mouse pad for left or right handed users

LCD screen displays fun animations

Pink Tote & Go Laptop features 30 engaging activities

Brand new games and activities for 2009

Customer reviews

« 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!

Rating: (5 out of 5) @ 2010-03-08

« 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.

Rating: (3 out of 5) @ 2010-03-04

« (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!

Rating: (4 out of 5) @ 2010-02-22

« Dalyla's Computer »

I bought this to replace the one that Dalyla (age 3 1/2) had gotten lotion inside the keyboard. She loves it. She is a little too young to all the activities on it but will grow into it. I would buy it again. She has fun just playing with it and picking the letters and saying the sounds.

Rating: (4 out of 5) @ 2010-02-20

« Different than I expected »

It was nice but I wish it did more computer type things than just preloaded programs. My Niece loves it and her Mom and her have fun playing together. She is 3 and I wanted something more for her to enterain herself.