Ematic - PBS Kids Playtime Pad - 7" - Tablet - 16GB - Green/Blue

My son is 18mths old. He loves this tablet. He gets on PBS kids and he can go on YouTube and play all of his videos. This is easy for him to hold and he just chills in the bed with it. Highly recommend!!!

This item stops charging, stops working and now battery swelled up and oviously won’t work. Don’t buy!

THIS IS AN EXCELLANT FIRST TABLET FOR CHILDREN. IT IS EASY FOR MY GRANDSON TO HOLD AND IS DURABLE ENOUGH WHEN HE DROPS IT. IT'S EASY FOR HIM TO MANEUVER TO WATCH WHAT HE WANTS OR TO JUST PLAY WITH IT.

First of all, after a year, the tablet only works when it's constantly plugged in. Second of all, after just over a year, the battery inside expanded, and the back came off. The back now won't go on, and the screen is now cracked. It did this when it was in air conditioning. Now my son is out of a tablet, and we are out the money! Customer service just told me "oh well".

Didnt last 5months. The battery stopped charging & it's opened up. I was very disappointed. Glad I got the 2 year protection plan.

Since our son loves PBSKIDS we thought it would be ideal. It has hard rubber Bumpers (just in case it gets dropped) which is nice, PBS kids apps and video's (videos do require wifi) - which are already installed and access to the google play store so you can add more apps of your choosing - what more could you want? Oh yeah, it has a camera too. =) Just remember, it is what it is ~ A kids tablet. Don't expect it to be comparable to a Samsung Tablet or iPad. Its probably closer to one of the lower end tablets (in my opinion). It doesn't look great from all angles (screen is low quality), camera is "meh", it sometimes says the memory card is corrupted (a reboot fixes that) and from time to time the video playback can be a little funky (think "stop motion"). Software / firmware / app maybe?? Aside from that, its just ok. It'll work to keep your toddler entertained in the car / restaurant without you risking and possibly destroying "mommy and daddy's" handheld device. I would recommend this to a friend --> *after informing them of its "quirks".

This is great for older elementary children definitely not 4 and under. My daughter was able to keep going into the adult area with ease which I did not want. We ended up having to purchase a different type tablet that has better parental lock. Additionally I recommend for older than 4 because as a toddler she had quite a bit of trouble navigating through the apps. Ones that were not age appropriate she couldn't navigate out of and got frustrated easily with it. This tablet is not the best without internet access like driving to and from places. I rated it a 4 because its still a good product but just not for younger kids or for the reasons mentioned.

This is the first Tablet I have seen that is designed for children, and actually works great too! - Super Durable, and even has an extra safe Rubber Bumper that goes around the outside right through the middle area on the back of the tablet. - Has a really nice games and video and other fun activities software loaded on by default. But, the biggest advantage so far, that I have not seen on any other kids tablet, is its 'Game Mode'. By default, when you enter the kids software section, by starting the children's app on the main page of the tablet, it has really big icons, easy to see, filled with super popular kids characters, shows, games, videos, doodles, etc... --> The BIG Deal! <-- But the best thing is when my daughter touches the android buttons to go back, or to close all open apps, etc... it catches that, blocks it, and puts them right back in the app or game they were playing when they pressed the android button to stop or go back, etc... You may not think that's a big deal, but, because of that feature, my daughter was finally able to make the connection with the buttons she needs in the games and apps, and the ones that take her away from the games and apps. She starting using Tablets (Kids Amazon Fire Tablet with Bumper Case, my iPad Mini when under supervision) at 18 months, and now, 4 months later, and still not yet 2 years old, she knows how to get into games, start them, close them, understand how to play a bunch of them, she does touches, pinches, outward pinches, etc... A Pro before official Toddler-hood!