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Gioco elettronico Basic Fun Speak & Spell, 7-18 anni

Brand:Basic Fun

3.5/5

€
61.95

Speak & spell è tornato ed è proprio come te lo ricordavi! Uno dei primi sistemi di apprendimento computerizzato degli anni '70 e '80, speak & spell è stato il primo giocattolo educativo progettato per aiutare i bambini a imparare a scrivere oltre 200 parole comunemente errate utilizzando un sintetizzatore vocale. Ora, un'intera nuova generazione può godersi questo classico giocattolo con amici e familiari per gli anni a venire. Con molteplici modalità di gioco e livelli di sfida, i bambini si divertiranno e impareranno allo stesso tempo! Dai 7 anni in su. Include 3 batterie AA.

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EAN: 0885561096248

Categories: Giocattoli e giochi, Giochi e accessori, Giochi portatili,

In qualsiasi momento, se Speak & Spell non si "accende", riattivalo premendo il minuscolo pulsante "Reset" sul retro del tablet (vicino alla scheda Try Me Pull). Assicurarsi che le batterie siano inserite per prime. Dai 7 anni in su. Include 3 batterie AA. Speak & spell è stato il primo giocattolo educativo progettato per aiutare i bambini a imparare a scrivere oltre 200 parole comunemente errate utilizzando un sintetizzatore vocale. Gioco retrò: grafica, suoni e gameplay classici degli anni '80. Ideale per bambini dai 7 anni in su.
Batteries 3 AA batteries required.
Brand Basic Fun
Country of Origin China
Customer Reviews 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 7,698 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No
Item Dimensions LxWxH 1.5 x 7 x 10 inches
Item model number 09624
Item Weight 1 pounds
Manufacturer Basic Fun
Manufacturer recommended age 7 - 15 years
Number of Players 1
Product Dimensions 1.5 x 7 x 10 inches
Release date July 31, 2019
Size 1.5 x 7 x 10 inches
Theme Retro

3.5

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Scritto da: Initials Only
Still Fun, but Speech is Slightly Different
This will be good fun for my kids, and that is the bottom line. Worth the $20. My younger sister had one of these in about 1981. I remember exactly what it sounds like--our answering machine had the same robot voice in it. I was fascinated by the Speak and Spell, and couldn't play it myself (because I'm blind, and we didn't have the version with the raised buttons--I saw that on Ebay! Wish my parents had known about it.) I don't remember if my sister got much out of her Speak N Spell, but when I saw this one, I had to get it for my own kids. Maybe I'll send one to my sister, she may get a kick out of it. As far as I can tell, it looks like the original, and operates the same way. It is lighter weight, and may be a bit more chunky/square-shaped. But the main update is in the voice, which is less robotic than the original. I'm sure my children would have understood the more robotic speech. Probably half of the adults buying this are getting it out of nostalgia, so I wish they hadn't changed the voice. My twins will have fun with it. At six years old, level A is challenging! "Spell ANSWER" My kids aren't yet allowed modern screens, so this will be as much a novelty for them as it was for us in the 80s, I'm sure. I think I'll be trying some of this company's other retro games, too.
Scritto da: Wes
The voice is very similar if not the same as the original
This is close, and I mean really close to the old speak and spell from many, many years ago! I remember playing with this toy for hours on end as a child, and so I felt like I needed to get one for my great nephew. The monotonous, annoying voice that they use on this is almost identical if not the same one from the original speak and spell. I can't tell for sure, but it seems almost like thia new speak and spell might be slightly smaller, or just weigh a little bit less than the original. I'm not exactly sure because I don't have an old speaking spell to compare to but it definitely feels a little different. It doesn't feel this solid as the original speaking spell did either, I'm definitely afraid to drop it and feel like I need to be cautious with it. My great nephew was not super into it, because they have way cooler toys in 2022, but to me this will always be a cool toy for me to play with even if he doesn't enjoy it.
Scritto da: NONI
She likes it!
The 4 year old I bought it for actually likes it. Score for me!
Scritto da: verona jenkins
Educational
Easy to use. Children benefits tremendously.
Scritto da: SBAK
Nostalgic
We found this at a local toy store and thought back to using it as a child. Bought it later on off here. I think its a fun toy. Our 4 year old loves it but our 9 year old often forgets its even in our house. She enjoys it when she rediscovery it.
Scritto da: Mia
Old memories
I had one as a kid and played with it until it worked No More. Well I have a 19yr old high functioning Autistic son who is awesome with works and loves electronics and just wanted to give him something different to play besides just on the IPad
Scritto da: P. Stone
Exactly Like the Original (for good and for bad)
This brings back SO many memories! It is exactly like the Speak & Spell I remember using for hours. Ah, nostalgia! My kids went right to it, and much like me as a kid, like the "Mystery Word" (aka Hangman) game the best. So in that way, it's a hit. I'm sure there's a $0.99 app that would do the same thing - however this will be a cool thing to keep in the car or to pull out when I don't want them lost in the screen time vortex. That being said, I think this needs some updates for today's generation. 1. The keyboard should be QWERTY. In the 70s and 80s, kids wrote the alphabet. Today they are typing in kindergarten, and having the keys in ABC layout is REALLY messing with my kids. Though it's not true to the original, this would be a much better toy if the keys were organized like they are on a typing keyboard. 2. The voice. Argh. I remember being so frustrated with this voice as a kid. You spell what you think it said, and it's wrong. So you repeat-repeat-repeat and try the other thing it might be saying. Nope. Finally it tells you the word and you're like "REALLY?". So the nostalgia is cool for me, but the kids just think it's annoying. I think there should be a toggle switch for the original synthesized voice and then a more "Siri"esque voice that the kids can actually understand. 3. Kids can pick a level: A, B, C, or D. But there isn't really a way to "level-up". It would be awesome if there were a new game mode where kids could earn points, and move up through the levels more like the games they are accustomed to, and to do some head-to-head play games against each other. 4. I think there should be more words. The original Speak & Spell was limited by the technology of the time. There's no reason this one can't have spelling lists from K-12 loaded into it. Heck, it should talk to my laptop and let me enter the week's spelling words to add to the preloaded list. It seems unnecessarily limited. So, bottom line, this is exactly like it was when I was a kid, which is super cool for me. I'd like to see some updates to make it more functional and entertaining for kids today. Edited after more time playing with it: bumped up my rating because my kids are quickly making progress in being able to spell challenging words, and they haven't lost interest. Educational with staying power!
Scritto da: Chris
Same quality it was when first released
I used to have one of these as a kid and LOVED it! When I saw it return I was very eager to buy it for my second graders. There have been no improvements to the original model that I can tell. The sound quality is so poor that my students cannot understand the word that they need to spell.
Scritto da: Camille Stephenson
A blast from the past
I had one of these back in the 80’s and loved it so couldn’t resist getting one! It’s very similar but not exactly the same. It doesn’t seem as sturdy as the original but I think it would survive a few bumps. It’s quite loud even on the lowest volume but I do remember the original version you could plug headphones into it! I found some of the words hard to understand because of the accident but overall still quite fun to play. It also came with batteries which is a bonus!
Scritto da: Momof2
Reset button!
I just had this delivered today- it came with the batteries installed but I couldn't turn it on. I did some googling and came across the tip about the reset button in the back- that did the trick and it seems to be working great. Kids love the "code" function and hangman. They plan on playing a spy game with the codes. Both my 6 year old and my 9 year old can use it for spelling as well- as there are 4 levels of words. They also love that it is the toy from "E.T." Compared to the original- it is definitely lighter, and the letters seem to be bigger on the display. I personally love that unlike most of their electronics- they are not connected to wifi. Update- haven’t used this much over the past while but now not all the keys work. Only keys located in centre or the device are working. Disappointed.
Scritto da: Shannon Hollingworth
Great game for kids
This game is so much fun and I got it as I had it when I was little
Scritto da: steff
Not bad
Nice retro game but thats all it is like the old version it is very hard to understand the words, fun yes but educational no, still fun,
Scritto da: Salisbury67
Thoroughly Recommended
This updated Speak And Spell, is a reboot of the late 1970's Texas Instruments fun learn to spell toy, I remember as a kid. Not only is this a great way of getting your kids (and adults too) of improving their spelling skills, it is fun as well. I would thoroughly recommend this educational learning toy for your kids. The hangman mode is especially helpful.

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