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Original LeapFrog® Leapster Learning SystemPerfect Gift For Children Ages
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Original LeapFrog Leapster
Learning Game System FREE SHIPPING
Over 550 5
Star Leapster
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The original Leapster Learning System from LeapFrog® continues to please parents and children as a wonderful, dependable hand held video educational toy that has withstood the test of time. This educational video game teaches:
REVIEWS: "I feel better knowing that while my kids get the benefit of having the high tech video game toy all their friends have, they are learning at the same time." "My son's got a Leapster and it's great." "I've opted for the Leapster because it's mainly for the car on long journeys." |
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What You Need to Know about the original Leapster educational toy:
- Manufactured by LeapFrog, an award-winning educational toy design company
- Needs 4 "AA" batteries (included)
- Comes with 2 games built in
- Compatible with other Leapster games (with exception of games specific to TV or online use)
With access to a large library of interchangeable game cartridges, children will have years of fun with this educational toy. No access to play on tv or use online, this is the perfect portable, sturdy, hand held video game doing what it was designed to do. Make learning surprisingly and effectively fun.
Less expensive than its cousins the L-Max and Leapster2, you cannot go wrong with this proven model. The only LeapFrog Leapster games that are not usable with this model are those you can download online and the ones specifically made for tv viewing.
Q&A - Consumer Reviews
| Which is better? Vtech Vsmile or Leapfrog's Leapster (or LMax) for kids between 4 and 6? | |
| "My 3
girls have used both systems. We started with
Leapsters but when the two big girls
(7&9) graduated to Nintendo DS the
youngest (3) got a new V Pocket for herself
so she wouldn't feel left out." "The Leapsters are very kid friendly, great interface and very easy to use no matter what age you are. They kept them all quiet and amused during long car rides and the older two had fun challenging each other at games." "The V Pocket was a bit more challenging for the younger one (3) to learn but she figured it out in about 2 weeks. I find it's a bit bulky though and when I pick it up to play around with it I find the positioning of the buttons sometimes cramp up my hands, I can't imagine how her little hands feel. I also find it harder to locate cartridges that are appropriate for her age group (3-5) everyone always has an abundance of 4-6 but never enough 3-5 and 6-8 (for your older one)." "Batteries are an issue with both, I definitely suggest investing in the recharger package (if you choose Leapster) or an AC adapter (if you choose V Pocket, keep in mind it will work with other V Tech products too). " |
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LeapFrog items, which is better? "We have the Leapfrog Leapster ( for 3 years now, and then a new one for second son for last 2 years). My kids love them. They play them all of the time. I love them because every game is educational ( I'm a teacher). I debated on the L-max, but wanted my kids to be able to share games. Also, I wasn't concerned about them playing on the TV, which if I recall, is the big deal of the L-max. Anyway, my kids have been using Leapster since they were 4, and find them easy to manipulate." |
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Other Educational Toys and Gift Suggestions:
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Leap Frog Tag Reading System : Revolutionary touch reading system
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Leapster L-Max Learning System : Portable with tv option
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Leapster2 Learning System : Use with online Learning Path
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