Vtech Preschool Learning Kidizoom Junior
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 at
4:36 pm
Product Description
Kidizoom With photos, photo editing, and games all in one, your kids can have twice the fun with KidiZoom! This sleek and durable digital camera allows kids to take, edit and view photos, and with 64MB of built-in memory, there’s room to save lots of photos! A USB port and cable connects the Kidizoom Pink to your home PC for viewing & editing photos, or photo printing…. More >>
- Easy-to-grip camera, 0.3 mega pixels
- Includes built-in photo editor and 2 games
- 64MB of built-in memory (stores 400+ photos)
- Built-in photo editor can add 12 silly frames and stamps, or 2 kaleidoscope effects
- For ages 3 and above
Vtech Preschool Learning Kidizoom Junior
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My son is 3 years old and he loves this camera. Whenever my wife and I take out our camera to take photos of anything he has to take out his Vtech Kidizoom camera and take photos along with us. There is definetly enough space on the camera for a lot of photos and we have been keeping a few photos off of every transfer to the computer. The camera if very durable as well. He has dropped it down stairs, left it outside over night and left it in a hot car as well. The battery life is not bad on this as well. I think in the two months we have had it we have had to change the batteries about 2 times. He also likes the games that come on the device as well. Good choice if your looking for camera for a camera for a little one.
Rating: 5 / 5
The build and design of this camera are excellent. It looks good and feels great in your hand. Has a real flash which is a great plus. My 4 year old son really likes it, but my 2 year old daughter can use it as well without me worrying about either one of them breaking it.
The two big negatives are the size of the LCD screen, which is too small, or should I say barely usable. Also, the camera has a slow shutter speed and since the kids shake their hand while taking picture many images end up being blurry, especially if the lighting is not very good. So that’s the only 2 reasons I can’t give it 5 stars. I think 4.5 Stars would be appropriate, but I don’t have that kind of rating option.
Rating: 4 / 5
My Mom was stumping her brain on what to get my son (2.5) for Christmas. I recommended a digital camera, since he loves Mommy’s camera, and always wants to take pictures. So, we did a little research and liked the reviews on this one. She bought it. Let me say that my son has LOVED this camera so much, that in 2 days he took 385 pictures! The batteries have finally worn down and we’re definitely going to invest in the rechargable ones as I can tell we’ll be needing them. As for quality, I didn’t expect much more than what we got. He’s not yet 3, what could he REALLY take a good picture of? It’s fun for him though to take pictures, and he loves “his camera”. It is teaching him how to create memories and capturing the fun of life. He’s obviously like his Mommy, we are trigger happy!!! Totally would buy this camera again and recommend it for any child within the age group. A child much older than 7 might be disappointed in the pictures. But for mine, it’s perfect!!!
Rating: 4 / 5
I purchased this camera for my youngest who is not quite 3 as a Christmas present. My older daughter has the Fisher Price Kidtough camera and we were not very satisfied with it so we wanted to see how this one compared.
Pros:
Durable – it has been dropped a few times already and sustained no damage.
User Friendly – good size for a preschooler, not awkward like the FP camera is in small hands. The buttons, overall shape and size, interface, and layout are all done nicely.
Doesn’t drain the batteries – The FP one is AWFUL about that. Batteries were lucky to last a day in the FP one so we invested in rechargeables which can be a pain. We anticipated the same issue with this one but were pleasantly surprised! Nearly two weeks later we have not had to replace the factory batteries at all. The FP one has since been ignored and this is the only one either of daughters will play with now.
Features – They games are simple and easy to use. A bit over the 2 year old’s head, but the 4 year old enjoys them. We have not dabbled much with the photo editing, but it seems fun. Probably something an older child would enjoy more.
Neutral:
Resolution – I didn’t know how to rate this. The FP one is terrible, 99% I can’t make out. This one is a lot better but still has much room for imnprovement. Mine don’t notice this, but I think 6 or 7 year old would definitely want something better.
LCD screen – is not so small that it’s ill-functioning but could stand to be a bit bigger.
~I usually go by the rule of thumb, you get what you pay for but this has definitely not been the case between the VTech Kidizoom and the Fisher-Price Kidtough. I was able to find this camera for $20 just before Christmas, and this one the best deal I have seen is $40. I only paid $20, but definitely think it’s worth the $40 price tag. We will be buying a second one soon as the two kids fight over this one.
Rating: 5 / 5
The first camera we bought was the fisher price kid tough camera.. and it was the biggest waste of 50 bucks. The thing would turn on and right back off again. Our son was really upset, he’s three. So we found this camera as a replacement and it works great! It has really cute little games on it easy enough for a 3 year old and it takes pretty good pictures for being a toy. Not those over grainy things that the fisher price one took. I would recommend this to a friend or buy it as a gift if the need came up for something like this again!
Rating: 5 / 5