BEST LEARNING INNO PAD Smart Fun Lessons - Educational Tablet Toy to Learn Alphabet, Numbers, Colors, Shapes, Animals, Transport for Toddlers Ages 2 to 5 Years Old | Educational Birthday Gift

This toy is great and such a wonderful item for kids and strongly recommend Antony looking to buy

I like this product. It is a great alternative to a real tablet. The cards are durable and slide easily into the pad. It teaches all the foundation skills on each card. The cards are two-sided, so you can get extra skills. The pad is lightweight and does require batteries. I would recommend this device for 2 and up. I would purchase this product again.

I bought this learning pad for my 2.5 year old. She enjoys picking different activities and is successful with this tablet with my assistance. It is easy to use, simply press the power button, put in a card, push the star, then choose which activity mode you want (learning, easy quiz, hard quiz, etc). I love the wide variety of pre-school skills: alphabet, numbers, animals, shapes, colors, etc. As my toddler grows, she will be able to use the learning pad independently. For now, I set it up and she enjoys exploring by pressing the different pictures and listening. She has also done the easy quiz mode with some success. I love the different modes and ability levels this tablet touches on. My only critiques are that there isn't somewhere to hold the cards and I can see it cracking or breaking easily. To avoid these issues, I just make sure we put it up when we're done playing with it. This learning toy is a nice alternative to a screened tablet.

This is the perfect size learning tool for a 19-month-old child. It is portable it can go anywhere with you. It is awesome. She loves it!

I’m not sure if I just am being picky or not but I was looking for a “tablet” for my daughter. We originally had the Leapfrog Academy tablet and returned it because she got so frustrated with it. I then purchased this as a “no screen” alternative, I have to say it’s in my opinion a little cheap. I read all the reviews and was super excited for this screen time alternative. My daughter was NOT interested to say the least. I feel like this should be more $19.99 vs $31.00. I also feel like the reviews hyped this up way too much. It’s a piece of plastic, with a little screen that slides in (also my 22 month old can easily take the screens out.) and it plays the screen. Maybe it’s just me being boujee but with all these awesome reviews I really expected my toddler to just fall in love. She’s not super picky when it comes to toys either. I gave it 3 stars because maybe it does work out for others. Maybe other people’s kids will like it. Mine just didn’t. I also feel like its a knock off Leapfrog Leapstart (similar pages, quality, same mechanism, etc.) This could be the “tablet” for your kiddo & that’s great. It just didn’t work out for mine. So I am returning it asap and getting my money back and off to search for something else. I did like that it came with batteries so that’s a pro!

Changes batteries and still barely works. You have to push all around where your trying to answer in order for it to register. Edit: Customer care was great. They contacted me, and replaced the item quick. Thank you

I recently purchased the BEST LEARNING INNO PAD Smart Fun Lessons - Educational Tablet Toy to Learn Alphabet, and unfortunately, it has been a major disappointment. The main issue is the excessive force required to activate the voice prompts, making it frustratingly difficult for both me and my toddler to use. The intention was to have an interactive and engaging learning experience, especially since it was meant to be a Christmas gift. However, the constant struggle to get the device to respond properly overshadowed any educational value it might have offered. This flaw in functionality severely impacted the overall usability and enjoyment of the toy. Regrettably, I had to return the INNO PAD, and I cannot recommend it to others seeking a hassle-free and user-friendly educational tablet for their little ones.

I bought two of them. I have twin granddaughters. They just turned three. The buttons were hard to push when they had to push on a picture for a young child. I almost returned them, but I can just keep them and use them at an older age. Other than that they’re great.