Perfect for little ones to play their LeapPad anywhere
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Perfect for little ones to play their LeapPad anywhere. They no longer have to keep their heads looking down and hurting their neck and shoulders
2649443
My daughter and her family were traveling over Christmas and they have a 20 month old.  I knew she would be young for this device, however, LeapPad offers several apps that she can work on.  She used the alphabet and animal (feelings) one that came with the device and then we downloaded the Bubble Guppy app as well.  She quickly figured out how it worked, still needs a little assistance once in a while, but she probably picks it up once a day and plays with it for a little bit before she moves on to her next activity.  I believe this is something she will continue to use as she grows.
3080767
Great protection for LeapPad Ultra
Perfect fit and protects the LeapPAd Ultra from breakage
1039862
This is the second leap pad ultra I've purchased. I cracked the screen on the first one and didn't realize until after I threw it out that Leapfrog would replace it. I'm not used  to a company standing behind their product like that.

My son is 5 years old and has used this since he was 3. It has great learning tools and we especially like the books. It helps him learn to read and he can read stories on his own. He loves drawing pictures, taking photos and making videos. It is great to bring along on trips in the airport, or the car. He will put his headphones on and get to work. He calls it his "ipad". We've tried the kids version of the amazon fire, but I think this is a much better alternative because it is more controlled from a content perspective, appeals to younger ages by being more user friendly to that demographic, and is extremely durable when it gets dropped a lot.

I will be buying a second for my 2 year old in the very near future. You will not regret the purchase.
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I bought this for my tablet that I let my one year old baby play with. I have several baby game apps that she likes to play or listen to. The case protects my tablet from her little hands and mouth and has been fine when she drops it on the floor (we have wood floors). She can even chew on the sides of it - and because everything is covered, I don't worry about slobber getting in any parts and ruining it. I bought the red color and it's great because it is always easy to find around the house and in the diaper bag.
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I purchased this for my grandson's LeapPad Ultra xdi.  It fits like a glove and is well padded on the corners, back and top edges.  As he is only 17 months old he does tend to drop the LeapPad on occasion.  However, with this case it is fully protected and I have no worries about him ever breaking the screen during a drop.  This was a must have buy as far as I'm concerned.  You simply can't go wrong wrapping your LeapPad in this protective case.
3483047
Great case for the leap pad. It has tabs on the zippers that are very easy for little hands to use. Also has an extra pocket, comes as a cushioned fabric, not to mention it comes in eye popping adorable designs. My daughter will love this when she opens it on Christmas!
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I was expecting less when I purchased this, and was pleasantly surprised on quality and construction.
Two handles, which velcro together, a nice side pouch that is zippered, and a roomy center area that zippers closed.  All is padded, even both sides of the outer side pouch (not just a liner between it and the inside).
Should work exactly as hoped for the LeapPad Platinum (fits the LeapPad with ample room to spare).  In another color, I'd love to have one for my own tablet!  Great product!
1571099
My son loves his new backpack.  Prior to purchasing this bag, his Leap Pad cartridges were never easy to find.  Now all of his books and cartridges are together in one easy to carry bag.  He can take his Leap Pad on trips in the car or just carry it from one room to another without losing or dropping items.  I think this backpack is essential for a child with a Leap Pad.  My daughter has one in pink and it has held up very well for more than 2 years.
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My son got the leappad from his grandmother for his birthday.  He's had it for one week, and he's totally in love.  It's wonderful for holding his attention and keeping him occupied (rest time is never a fight anymore, and he's always got something to do when we run errands).  The educational value is pretty good as far as electronic toys go.  He's learning to write and draw better, and his reading is improving too.  He has such a fun time taking his own pictures and videos as well.  And the cool value is important too - he thinks he's such a big shot because he has his own "ipad"!

My only gripe about the leappad is that it eats batteries.  We've had it for a week and I've already put 3 sets of batteries in it.  It would be nice if it had a rechargeable battery like the nintendo ds (or the real ipad!) so I wasn't constantly feeding it batteries.  That's really my only complaint though, and it's a pretty minor one at that.  If batteries is the price I pay for a happy quiet child when I need one, I'm glad to supply batteries - I just buy them in bulk.

Overall, great toy.  Pricey, and eats batteries, but worth it.
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My daughter has this and also a Leappad.  The Leappad is still a little too difficult for her, but she can operate her IXL with ease.  I do not like that you pay so much for each separate game but really it's just the same games with different characters.  I got this at a good price, though, and it has definitely been a good purchase.
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We love that the GoPod is portable and can be folded up for storage.  My daughter is 3.5 months old and it fits her.  The toy clips are great because we can use toys that we already have instead of cluttering the house with more toys.  The GoPod is great for helping our daughter feel independent and exercise her legs with out tiring her out.  It seems very durable and we can't wait to use it with our future children
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I bought this for my Granddaughter who is staying for the summer, and she loves it.  It's perfect for all the little games she plays, and with free apps, she couldn't be happier.
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My eldest daughter purchased this for my youngest daughter's fourth birthday, so she'd stop borrowing her Xoom.  At $105, it's only a little more expensive than the explicitly toddler-aimed systems out there like the LeapPad Tablet.  A few more bucks for a pretty pink folder case (designed for a different tablet, but I have modified it to fit this one) and a 32G SD card, and it makes the perfect child entertainment system.

For some purposes the A10 is a little weak for Android 4.0, I'd hate to try to use this as a netbook or laptop replacement (spreadsheets and other productivity software would probably grind it to a crawl).  Nor is the screen or camera resolution equal to what you're going to see in a Toshiba or Samsung tablet.  But this is well built and more than capable of playing DVD quality video, playing puzzle games, casual websurfing, or even Skype video calls, and for a *lot* less than those name brand tablets.  It's much better built and integrated than is typical of the price range, and I'm enjoying "testing" it before my daughter's birthday.
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My grandson loves using the gel skin with his LeapPad3! It seems to make the tablet sit in his little hands better and he has good control with his "hands on" movements because the gel skin gives him great grip. He really likes having it on his tablet because he compares it to the gel cover he sees on other peoples cell phones and/or tablets. I think it was a great purchase because it does exactly what it says it will do and that is to give the user a better grip on their tablet/pad. It does its job well!
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I just bought the LeapPad 2 for my daughter (~28 months) after Christmas and she enjoys playing with it for 15-20min at a time. This is actually pretty nice b/c it creates self-regulated screen time vs. going down the rabbit-hole of apps/movies on the iPad. I was hoping this would break the iPad habit but after playing for a bit she'll often ask for the 'real iPad.'

Her favorite apps are PetPad, the camera and the music app. It's great that the stylus is attached and the design is pretty intuitive, so once I loaded everything I just handed it to her and she's able to play around on her own. Only issue I have is that it didn't come with a wall charger. I think for the price point and quality, it would make sense to include that and just imagine buying another tablet-type device that didn't come with a charger- that's kinda silly. Overall, I'm happy with it and would recommend others try it out (ideally before even introducing the iPad/iPhone or other device.) We are also big fans for the LeapPad laptop and Scout.
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I have to say I am loving the new Leappad Ultra, my Son may not be getting this one back (Just Kidding).

At $149 the Ultra is not cheap, it's almost in the price range of a Nexus 7 but the Nexus 7 would open up your kids to a whole world of things that you might not want them to see.  The Leappad ultra is a Kids safe device that allows internet access and many other activities but only on sites that are Kid safe and it can only download kid safe learning apps and games.

Out of the Box The Ultra is impressive, it's Heavy, it's solid and it certainly feels like something that will last.  I suspect Leapfrog knows this and that's why they give you a full 1 year warranty.  When have you bought a Toy for your Kid that came with a 1 year warranty??

Powering up the Ultra you instantly notice a super bright screen with pretty good resolution and Color. It beat all my expectations for screen quality instantly.
The next thing was connecting it to my Wifi network which was surprisingly easy and painless.  It pretty much uses the standard screens you see with all devices so you should have no problems.  Next you setup your kids account and set that magic 4 digit Pin code that prevents them from purchasing Apps and Games without getting your consent.  All of this worked really well and on top of that you get one free app.  Most  apps are in the $5+ range, which sounds expensive but it's not because kids will play each one of these games for days and days and the best part is that they are designed to teach not just entertain so it's money well spent.

Quick Technical Specs:
2 cameras, front and back (2 Mega pixels but they do take pretty good pictures)
Boasts 9 Hour battery life but my son gets about 7
Mp3 Player that pretty good and can get fairly loud.
Built in stylus with strap
Firmware is auto upgradeable via the WiFi
Really rugged design, that's well thought out and very nice looking.

Negatives:
I did see a few lookups of the unit, not too many that I would worry and Leappfrog has already sent a firmware update that fixed some of that, so I expect by Christmas it should be very stable.

Final Comments:
If you can afford it, get it! I suspect that this unit is going to be this year's hot Christmas seller.  It's really good, the screens are clear and bright, the games are fully interactive and it really talks up a storm and gives the kids a lot of enjoyable interaction.
BTW Ultra owners can play along with other kids that have an Ultra and they can chat to them.  Overall a very good investment that should last a long time, this is not some toy that will be put down 2 months later, this is the kind of toy a kid will use for a long time.