What do you want to know about Vtech InnoTab 2 Learning App Tablet - Pink?Can you download more advanced apps as your child ages?
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You can download apps useing the lodge navigator from Vtech. Usually linked to a paypal account or your credit card. You can look at the age rating on the e-books/apps or games and download them accordingly. (sorry for the late reply)
524889
The innotab 2 Games Varies from different ages. You can download apps threw the computer but not sure what is the age max
524890
Sorry for the late reply. You can download apps from the vtech app store as much as you like. Usually linked to paypal or your credit card. You can probably look at the age rating for various games/apps/e-books and download them accordingly.
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You can use it without a computer---there are cartridges you can buy(Amazon, Target etc--look for clearances at Target--got some really good deals there) and there are activities you can do on the innotab itself. You will get a cord to hook up to a computer to download programs you can buy from the VTech site. Also, when you hook up to the site, there are some freebies. We really don't hook it up to the computer much, to be honest. They play with the cartridges we have and the games on it. She loves putting birthdays and special days on the calendar and also "painting". It comes with a stylus but that seems to be lost a bunch so glad it is a touch screen. :) You can use it without a computer---there are cartridges you can buy(Amazon, Target etc--look for clearances at Target--got some really good deals there) and there are activities you can do on the innotab itself. You will get a cord to hook up to a computer to download programs you can buy from the VTech site. Also, when you hook up to the site, there are some freebies. We really don't hook it up to the computer much, to be honest. They play with the cartridges we have and the games on it. She loves putting birthdays and special days on the calendar and also "painting". It comes... » Read More You can use it without a computer---there are cartridges you can buy(Amazon, Target etc--look for clearances at Target--got some really good deals there) and there are activities you can do on the innotab itself. You will get a cord to hook up to a computer to download programs you can buy from the VTech site. Also, when you hook up to the site, there are some freebies. We really don't hook it up to the computer much, to be honest. They play with the cartridges we have and the games on it. She loves putting birthdays and special days on the calendar and also "painting". It comes with a stylus but that seems to be lost a bunch so glad it is a touch screen. :) « Show Less
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The games are not very challenging for older children. In my opinion it is programmed for children ages 3-6. My son is 8 and shows no interested in it, however, all children's interests and learning capacities differ from age to age. My 4 year old gets the most use out of the Vtech laptop.
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Well My daughter is 4 and she got bored with it, they don't have much but maybe they make games for older kids I am not really sure but to be honest I wouldn't buy it for a 7yr old my Son is 7 and he says her tablet is for babies so if I were you I would maybe look into getting your 7 year old a Kindle Fire or another kind of Tablet that is for Older Children
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I wouldn't bother, the screen is very small and hard to see. No instructions on how to play games, neither I nor his parents were able to teach much about it to 3.5 yo grandson, so he quickly lost interest. Plays more with Vtech tablet and regular tablet games. Its not well-thought out from tech standpoint.
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Here's a great site that list the differences in a few of the learning systems:http://hubpages.com/hub/VTech-MobiGo-vs-Leapfrog-Leapster-Explorer-vs-Fisher-Price-iXL
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Nabi has something called "Mommy/Daddy" mode that allows parents or whoever to get to the REAL tablet functions and internet. My grandson would watch Netflix on his without a problem. There was no app, he just went straight to the website and "Voila!" He still does it. The 4GB memory limitation may be a problem (speedwise) but you can always contact Nabi directly at 1-885-ASK-NABI, https://www.nabitablet.com/support/products/nabijr, or go to their site and chat with a representative. One of my grandson's (the one that uses Netflix, YouTube, and other sites on his) has the Nabi Tablet. My smaller grandson has this one (the 5"). So, far except for the memory. They basically work the same. Another commenter here said she returned the Nabi Jr and got a Kindle for her child. That was a good, and more expensive choice. We have Kindle Fires too. Kindles have parental controls in the "Kindle Freetime" mode and, as she says, you can buy or download apps to them...if you are a little tech-savvy. Problem is the Kindles are not very good choices for kids under 7 unless you are "warrantied-up" or your kid is advance beyond his or her years in handling technology! Your choice. Good luck!
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I agree that the InnoTab is going to be a little too easy for her. My son is six and it's not as fun/challenging for him. My four year old loves it. The games for this machine top out at age 8, and especially if she's bright I think she'd be easily bored by the games you can buy for this. Leap Pad2 I think is a little more appropriate for that age, but also she's going to top out pretty quickly. DS is probably a good option for her, though the games are not always geared towards learning if that is a concern. Good luck!
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I just bought Furby Boom. Trying to be a little ahead of the Xmas rush. So, we haven't opened the box. But, I believe that's why my 8 yr old asked for this one bc it does many things with the App. She has last years Furby and that one does all sort of things without the app. Sorry wish I could tell you more.
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I guess it depends on the level of the child. My three year old grandson is quite happy with the original one. But then, we haven't actually tried the Innotab2. The games that can be purchased for the original Innotab are for all different levels. There are some games that he wanted that are for older kids, so we are waiting to get those later. Sorry, no idea on the memory capacity.
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the amazon app store, 1mobile and a few others. should be a link on ur screen. its pink i do believe. it says download app stores
83189
No. We just purchased this for our then 6 year-old and imagine we will upgrade in the next year or 2. I'm not terribly impressed by it, but it would be a great first- tablet for a child.
1958188
No, I wouldn't purchase it for a 2 year old. I bought it for my grandson at the time he was 11yrs. old and I had to put restrictions on it for him. I wish that I would have found a more appropriate tablet for him with children games already on it. I had to download games on it for him. There are much better tablets out there and more fitting for a 2yr. old. Besides. . . I had to send the tablet back because it stop working after a month . . I was very happy that I got the replacement warranty on it.
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I don't have the innotab2. I have the first one made. I don't know how to download games. Maybe you can goggle it or go on YouTube. Sorry I couldn't help
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I'm thinking so was looking at it for a 6 year old rather then innotab or leap pad. I also checked out the getjar markplace and they have several games we can get for them all free as well. Other reveiwers also said that you can put amazon market place on to it.
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Has anyone experienced problems with the touch screen calibration. My son's Innotab has gone on a mad one. You touch the screen on one part, but it is recognising it as if you are touching somewhere else? (e.g when you have the keyboard up and try to touch the letter 'a', it thinks you are touching the letter 'g') Still waiting on a reply from VTech about this problem, as I have no idea how to fix it.I have 'updated' my sons Innotab and it made no difference to the problem.Any ideas?
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How can I share apps between Innotab 1 and Innotab 2? I figured it can be done (because the apps are the same, even Vtech says that they are compatible), but I can't transfer an app from Innotab 1 to Innotab 2 or vice versa. I have one account with two profiles, and my kids naturally want the same games! And I don't want to pay for them twice - that's the main reason I bought for my other son also an Innotab :(