Electronic Alphabet Wall Chart, Talking ABC&123s& Music，Alphabet & Number&Piano Keyboard Learning Poster, Kids Learning Interactive Educational Toddler Toy, Preschool Gifts for Kids

This thing is absolutely adorable! It comes rolled up so it takes some effort to get it flattened out, but once it's flat, it's so much fun. The power button is pretty sensitive, but that just makes it easier for little kids to use it. We keep it set up at our house so that my son's friend's little brother has something to play with when he visits. He loves going through the games but in the end, he's just happy that he gets to poke it and hear it talk. It is a great value for a gift for children and it would also work great in a preschool classroom.

My child does not speak but some how after putting the batteries in he’s been sayin A B C, mind you Weber only had it 15min…. The Con is it came folded and nothing helps to stick to the wall and not knowing where the wires are I’m afraid to use any nails or tacs.

Regrettably, the Electronic Alphabet Wall Chart, Talking ABC&123s& Music failed to impress, earning a disappointing two-star rating.My initial excitement upon receiving the product quickly turned to disappointment upon closer inspection. The construction was notably cheap and flimsy, with thin plastic materials that felt like they could break easily. This lack of durability was concerning, especially for a product intended for use by children.Moreover, the overall design left much to be desired. The buttons were stiff and unresponsive, making it difficult for children to interact with the chart effectively. The sound quality was also poor, with fuzzy audio that was barely audible at times. Additionally, the visuals were lackluster, lacking vibrancy and failing to engage young learners.While the concept of an electronic alphabet wall chart is promising, the execution fell short of expectations. The subpar quality and construction undermined its educational value and left me questioning its longevity.In conclusion, the Electronic Alphabet Wall Chart, Talking ABC&123s& Music is a disappointing product that fails to deliver on its promises. Its cheap construction and lackluster design make it difficult to recommend, especially considering the price point.

This did not work properly at all. Also, I didn't like the folded crease in it that would not away. It comes folded in a box and it shouldn't have been folded. When you hang it on the kids wall it should be smooth but it bends due to the crease from the fold. When you press the letter it asks, it says, try again. There's some sort of defect in it.

I like that this is electronic and interactive with sound which makes it fun but it is not a screen which of course we get way too much of these days. Both of my boys love playing with this and laughing and acting like they are at the grocery store with the vegetable version. It is simple and fun and at least will provide a good amount of entertainment here and there.

The product itself is pretty nice - it's a large chart you can hang on the wall and it comes with a little pointer finger. Of course my kids were being silly with the pointer but once they got over the novelty it was nice to use to point out the letters. However, the chart was rolled and packaged tightly, so it was hard to get it to lay flat after we opened it. It's still crinkled up a bit and won't lay flat after having it laying out several weeks. This is a nice chart but I suggest to the manufacturer that you select another way to package it, please!

The wall chart is easy to hang and it’s a good start for kids to learn

The construction is cheap and pretty flimsy, with thin plastic materials that felt like they could crack and rip easily. This lack of durability was concerning for a product intended for young children.The design also isn’t the best. Felt cheap and rushed. The buttons were stiff and not very responsive which made it difficult for my daughter to interact. The sound quality was pretty bad, very fuzzy. My daughter didn’t care much for it. It’s a bit disappointing but we’ll make do with what we can.