Dr Gadget - LeapFrog Leapster Learning Game System - Pink

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List Price: $79.99
Our Price: $48.99
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Manufacturer: LeapFrog
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Amazon Maximum Age: 10 Manufacturer Maximum Age: 10 Amazon Minimum Age: 48 Batteries Included: 0 Battery Description: 4 AA Binding: Toy Brand: LeapFrog EAN: 0708431202092 Feature: Handheld computerized learning system Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Label: LeapFrog Manufacturer: LeapFrog Manufacturer Minimum Age: 48 Publisher: LeapFrog Release Date: 2006-06-12 Studio: LeapFrog
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Features
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Handheld computerized learning system Interactive touch screen and pen Multiple Skill Levels: Adjustable skill levels let kids learn at just the right pace for them. Tailored Tutorials: Integrated tutorials help children learn new concepts, step-by-step. Grows With Your Child: The Leapster software library features games for pre-K through 4th grade.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:      Summary: lemons and non-lemons Comment: I bought two Leapsters for my four and five year old children. My five year old has limited English and is very rough on this toy, but it has held up well. However, my four year old's Leapster stopped working within two weeks. We sent it back to the company for a replacement, and the stylus stopped working on the replacement in less than two weeks. She has not been rough on the toy and has barely had a chance to play with it much to her disappointment because it was her biggest birthday gift. I have considered just replacing it and biting the cost again, but when 2 out 3 haven't even lasted two weeks, I am not willing to fork another [...] out for this product. It tooks weeks of e-mails back and forth to replace the first one. Granted, I lost the receipt - had never had trouble with Leapster before, but I made it clear from the start that we wanted it for a long drive to our vacation destination - it was not replaced on time.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Starting to cheapen up the product Comment: This was a replacement for my daughter's first Leapster. She had pressed too hard repeatedly on the screen and her newest games didn't sense areas anymore when she pressed on them with her stilus. Was disappointed to see that the protective plastic which came with her first one did not come with this one, which helps keep the screen from being damaged. Works fine otherwise, but I won't replace again. Too expensive.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Great Value Comment: Both my older kids have a Leapster. I paid much more for ours. This is a GREAT deal. Your child will play with this for HOURS at a time and LEARN while they are playing.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Our kids love them! Comment: These are fantastic for our two kids (ages 3 and 5). The games are very educational and fun, too. The kids love to play them. The Leapsters are very well made and travel well. Great for car and plane trips, and they have a headset jack for the times where you don't want to disturb the folks near by. I highly recommend these systems.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Love it! Comment: We bought this for our daughter for her 5th birthday. She LOVES it. And it is definitely teaching her many things. She bought one additional game for it, and would play it for hours on end if we let her! It's very durable. She's dropped it a few times, and it's still working perfectly. I'd highly recommend it!
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Leapster Handheld Learning System teaches your child by playing with them! Play and learn essential pre-K through 2nd grade skills, with one interactive system. Children will educate themselves through action-packed learning games for reading, math, critical and creative thinking, story comprehension, vocabulary, and much more! Backlit screen for easy viewing Headphone jack for quiet play. The Leapster software library features games for pre-K through 4th grade. What it Teaches: - For ages 4-7
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