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Ultimate adventures await with LeapPad Ultra XDi's huge 7"
hi-res screen, kid-safe web and kid-tough design.
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Huge, vivid screen delivers rich, dynamic graphics that immerse
kids into the learning experience and bring the fun to life!
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Access the most engaging learning library for kids tablets, with
1,000+ educator-approved games, apps, eBooks, videos, music and more.
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Includes 11 apps: Photo Fun Ultra, Art Studio Ultra, Pet Pad
Party, Utility Suite, Pet Chat and more.
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Features rechargeable battery, Wi-Fi, 8GB memory, parent
controls, two cameras and video recorders, MP3 player and more. Ages 3-9 years.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Great product, great content, and better than
the InnoTab 3S
I wanted to get my
5-year old daughter a tablet of her own. She likes watching movies and playing
games on my iPhone, but that just seems like mindless entertainment for the
most part. The app store has lots of content (perhaps too much!), and I did not
have a way of determining which had real `educational' value and which were
just fluff. So, off looking for a kids' tablet I went.
I was surprised to learn how many kids' tablet options there are, all in the $100-150 range - we looked into the Nabi's, the InnoTab, the Tabeo, the Kurio, the Contixo, etc. The reviews were generally pretty poor for all but the LeapPad and InnoTab products, so we bought one of each to try them out. We wanted to get the newest product available, so our comparison was of the LeapPad Ultra and VTech InnoTab 3S, which on paper are very similar - both offer WiFi, rechargeable batteries, a kid-safe browser, have a headphone portal, have a 2-way 2-pixel camera, etc. What follows is how we thought the 2 products compared, and not to spoil the surprise ending but we returned the InnoTab and LOVE the Ultra.
[As a side note, we got an early Ultra that had the software issue many have referred to here. As soon as we connected to the WiFi it corrected itself, but that was an issue for the first day we had the device.... I think LeapFrog could have handled that a bit better, personally.]
WHERE DOES THE INNOTAB 3S HAVE AN EDGE OVER THE ULTRA?
-Price, clearly - as the Ultra is an extra $50. This is the big one - if I wanted a device and had $100 to spend, feature-for-feature this is hard to argue with.
-The buttons are on the front of the device, which makes them more accessible and easier to use than the Ultra's, many of which are on the sides of the device.Read more ›
I was surprised to learn how many kids' tablet options there are, all in the $100-150 range - we looked into the Nabi's, the InnoTab, the Tabeo, the Kurio, the Contixo, etc. The reviews were generally pretty poor for all but the LeapPad and InnoTab products, so we bought one of each to try them out. We wanted to get the newest product available, so our comparison was of the LeapPad Ultra and VTech InnoTab 3S, which on paper are very similar - both offer WiFi, rechargeable batteries, a kid-safe browser, have a headphone portal, have a 2-way 2-pixel camera, etc. What follows is how we thought the 2 products compared, and not to spoil the surprise ending but we returned the InnoTab and LOVE the Ultra.
[As a side note, we got an early Ultra that had the software issue many have referred to here. As soon as we connected to the WiFi it corrected itself, but that was an issue for the first day we had the device.... I think LeapFrog could have handled that a bit better, personally.]
WHERE DOES THE INNOTAB 3S HAVE AN EDGE OVER THE ULTRA?
-Price, clearly - as the Ultra is an extra $50. This is the big one - if I wanted a device and had $100 to spend, feature-for-feature this is hard to argue with.
-The buttons are on the front of the device, which makes them more accessible and easier to use than the Ultra's, many of which are on the sides of the device.Read more ›
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