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Vtech – V.Smile TV Learning System
- The console connects directly to your home TV — no additional equipment required
- A whole library of your childs favorite characters
- The innovative joystick adjusts to accommodate both right-handed and left-handed users
- A second joystick can be connected for two-player game play
- Not compatible with V.Motion Software
Product Description
Turn game time into brain time with the new V.Smile TV Learning System. This learning tool combines TV and video games with learning to create an engaging and educational experience for preschoolers. Simply plug the console into your TV, pop in a Smartridge and let the gaming adventures begin. Your little one will enjoy both modes of play that V.Smile has to offer: adventure mode for a realistic gaming experience and learning fun mode for unique educational games. I… More >>
Vtech – V.Smile TV Learning System
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December 15th, 2009 on 12:08 am
I love the V Tech V. Smile! More importantly so do my kids! It’s so easy to use, a 2 year old can play it, and learn just as easily as a 4 year old. Both of my sons love it so much that they fight over it all the time, so i would definitly reccomend buying two V smile systems, and maybe a third for yourself. My 4 year old William has learned alot of numbers and letters just by playing the games that we bought for him. The games are very educational and easy to play. It will definitly help my Wife and I get him ready for school in the fall. We all love it and give the V Tech V. Smile 5 stars.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 15th, 2009 on 1:41 am
This is just a great product. My kids love it. I have avoided buying regular game systems because I don’t just want them spending hours playing useless games. I like this product because they have to use their brains and they are learning skills that they need for school and beyond. It has had a few glitches but we have had it for about 2 years and it has held up great. The art studio and other accessories are good products too. My girls are six almost seven and are starting to out grow the games but yet still play them. If they made the games for older kids I would continue to buy them. My only suggestion would be to make sure you buy the power cord. It makes no sense to buy this with out it!
Rating: 4 / 5
December 15th, 2009 on 1:45 am
My preschooler loves the V-smile and the games. However, I can never get it to work on the first try or even after several attempts. It doesn’t matter if I am using the adaptor or batteries, the V-smile shuts off when I insert the game cartridge. Then I have to pull out the adaptor or pop out one of the batteries to get it to go back on again. After a lot of frustration and sheer luck, it will finally work. I really wish that my child could start the V-smile and change games all on his own (an adult can barely do it). Maybe I’ve got a lemon here, but this toy is seriously flawed. I’d recommend getting a Leapster instead.
Rating: 1 / 5
December 15th, 2009 on 1:47 am
My son got the new V smile for Christmas last year with a variety of games to go with it. He has loved it from the first day. I on the other hand am not so keen on it. First of all, if you have a newer television (particularly a big screen) the V smile cannot be hooked up to it because the graphics are not made for that type of output. Problem 1. The next problem is that it gets hot and stops working or just refuses to turn on at all. Problem 2. So subsequently, about half the time my son wants to use his Vsmile it will not work. I have decided to chuck it and sell all the cartridges and get him a Leapster.
Rating: 3 / 5
December 15th, 2009 on 2:35 am
IT HELPS MY 3 YR OLD SON A LOT, SOME WORDS HE COULDN’T SAY HE’S SAYING NOW, LOVE IT
Rating: 5 / 5