Kidizoom Smartwatch DX
($69.99)
Pros
- Cool 3D clock faces & 50+ digital and analog watch displays
- Time telling app, timer, alarm,calculator, & calendar
- Splash Proof & Rechargeable battery-USB included
- Access to Vtechs Learning LodgeTM for additional games, watch displays, photo effects and more
- Colour choices midnight blue and vivid violets
Cons
- A lot of options-Need to learn how to use it and teach kids
Kidizoom® Smartwatch DX @VTechCanada
The VTech® Kidizoom® Smartwatch DX is an even smarter watch for kids with more fun games and activities!
The VTech Kidizoom Smartwatch DX features are incredible, my daughter loved all the features especially the camera, the Light-up driver button that activates fun phrases, and the kid-friendly design music and sounds. The video & voice recorder that had voice-changing effects was hours of entertainment for her and her friends!
She is lays up at night and play with all the fun features and loves all the games that she can play and download!See more features below:
Durable kids’ camera that captures vivid images
•Splash-proof
• Creative photo effects, frames and filters
• Generous internal memory that stores approximately 1,600 images or 23 minutes of videos
• 3 fun activities, 5 games, 3 action challenges, a motion sensor and a pedometer for active children, providing more play value than ever before
• Cool new 3D clock faces with 50+ digital & analog watch displays
• Time telling app, timer, alarm, calculator and calendar included
• Rechargeable battery
• Micro USB cable for data transfer and battery recharging
• Access to VTech’s Learning Lodge™ for additional games, watch displays, photo effects and more
• Choice of midnight blue and vivid violet colours
Age recommendation: 4-9MSRP: $69.99
Available at Walmart, Toys “R” Us, Sears, Best Buy, Indigo, and Amazon.ca
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This seems super duper cool! My boys are pretty young for this but I could definitely see this being useful in the future. I think too much technology is no always a good thing unless it can double as a teaching tool.