Many interactive features.. When playing along with the online apps.. the toy responds to the app via Bluetooth .. very innovative and fun!!

I bought him as a shower gift for a friend. He's a nightlight. He's a speaker. He's an educational app/toy. But my bigger kids and I fell in love with him, so we got one too. My 8-year old uses him as a nightlight. I like to listen to my music while taking my bubble bath, or bring him with me in the car for tunes or audiobooks. We even plan to use him for our tunes this next summer while we play in the pool. He's just fun!

The product is well designed and quality is great. I got it for my son and BestBuy had a great discount during ThanksGiving. The best part of this product is you can always play the music/songs that your kid likes using mobile app. Which works great most of the time. I had issues with the PreSchool app which sometimes doesn't find the Edwin. I switch on the low light and play the template sound which helps my son to go to sleep. I also use it for checking the temperature of the water before putting my son in bath tub. The battery last almost 12-14 hours, I keep the music on for entire night. Sometime in night I switch on the low light to see he is ok in crib.

Don't buy this overpriced toy unless you have Apple products that the app can run on, Android had a broken unsupported app. Overpriced for what you get. Story is below. So I've been eyeballing Edwin the Duck for my two year old for quite a while, got a great deal on it, was happy with everything when I got it home, she loved it so I figure let's get him set up on her Samsung tablet so she can really have some fun with him. Load up the tablet which runs on OS 4.4.2 which is supported according to the manufactures website, download his app, connect him via Bluetooth and then the issue starts, for some reason it can't detect him so I keep trying, it's just not working. I figure let me try on my Moto G4 which runs Android 6.0.1, same issue so I start looking up reviews and apparently this has been an ongoing issue with Android devices and it seems the makers of Edwin just aren't too worried about it considering how well the iPhone/iPad version of the app runs and is supported compared to the obviously not working Android version. From what I read it barely had any activities or songs on it whereas the iPhone/iPad app has new activities being added all the time. Contacted their support email, got a canned message back, decided it was better to just return Edwin and find a product that actually works as advertised. I wouldn't waste my time either way, company has barely there support which doesn't bode well if there are other issues beyond what I experienced.

Gift for granddaughter (2 year old). I'd give it 5 stars if the supporting app had more content. Content is very limited, but states more on the way soon.