VTech Spin & Learn Color Flashlight

I bought this item for two toddlers, one two and one three. Oh my gosh, they just adore it...carry it everywhere and "go exploring" (a phrase the parents taught them). Educational and entertaining, a great item!

My son received this when he was about 18 months old. He has really enjoyed this toy! It’s easy to use, he’s able to push buttons and play with it himself. He loves all of the different colors, we’ve actually been using it to practice learning some of our colors.It seems to be pretty sturdy. My son is in that phase where everything is a ball and this has been thrown around quite a bit! It’s been a few months since we got this, and so far it still works like new!Added bonus that it really does work as a real flashlight! It took me a minute to find the right button to do that, but that’s probably because I threw the instructions book away as soon as we opened it. Because how hard can it be to figure out a toddler toy, right?! :)

Goid durable product. I bought it for my granddaughter that is 1 1/2 years old and she just loves it. She dances to the music and learns from it too. Would recommend

The media could not be loaded. My 2 and 1/2-year-old enjoys playing with this. He has a lot of fun. The noise isn't too irritating for an adult, but just enticing enough for a toddler. It does have some educational value and it does have sounds and lights and it prompts you to find certain animals. It's quite durable. He's banged it around decent amount. I was concerned about the brightness with his eyes but it's not that bad. It looks like what is in the picture and I think it's a great gift for any toddler.

Initially, I found this little flashlight unimpressive. It's three simple buttons and lightweight feel had me worried. I bought this little flashlight for my one-year-old nephew who simply cannot stop moving and is fascinated by everything his three-year-old sister does. Then I decided that I would be a good aunt and put new batteries in the flashlight. Here began my journey with his toy. LOL, the packaging around the flashlight is not for us mere mortals to understand. First it took me the greater part of 10 minutes to carefully remove the flashlight from its casing without damaging it. Keep in mind I needed to wrap it as a Christmas present. There are flaps in the bottom of the box that slip into the sides preventing the inner cardboard from slipping out. You must push the offending piece of cardboard outward in order to free up this flap. Lastly, there are two plastic thumb sized screws that you must use in order to release the flashlight from the cardboard. In other words, there is no way my one-year-old nephew is going to be able to free this thing from its box ! In any case, I did it! The flashlight was out!!! This is where the fun started for me. I began to explore the flashlight it quickly suck me in. I started to play the games. They remind me of the apps I have for his sister. I did enjoythe melodies it played. My favorite mode is the one where the flashlight blinks and changes colors to match the rhythm of the melody you're listening to. I like that this educational flashlight has a good resemblance to an actual flashlight. It's a good price for the amount of learning it provides. I have Highhope's that this will be a Christmas hit. I'll update this post with my nephews reaction once Santa does his thing.By the way, yes… I was able to get all of it back in the box good as new.

The media could not be loaded. Aw my only complaint honestly is that for flashlight mode you have to keep your finger on the turtle to keep thr flashlight working and my two year old doesn't get that yet. Other than that I think it's pretty cute, durable so far and will most likely last awhile. The white light is the only light that seems to give off a good shine in the dark. The video I've included shows the lights shining into a small space (a small shelf) which is why they seem really bright. In a large dark space at night they don't reach as far. Only the white light does which also seems to be the only light you can keep on long term via flashlight mode. I also don't see any volume controls. But I guess the volume it has is fine.

Our grandaughter LOVED this, great quality.

I bought this toy for my teenage daughter who is developmentally disabled. She LOVES this toy!My daughter has epilepsy, so I was a little concerned about light features on this toy as flashing lights can trigger seizures. We have had no problems with that with this flashlight. The light is nice and doesn't flash too much.This is a comforting toy for a child who might be afraid of the dark. Although it does flash along with the music a little bit, you can push a button on the handle to make the light stay on, in case there is something you need to see in the dark.The music is pleasant and friendly.We let our daughter have this toy at bedtime. This provides incentive for her to go to bed (a behavior we have had a lot of trouble with in the past) and saves the rest of the family from noisy toys. We have three or four toys we cycle through at any given time. This toy is among her favorites. She loves to see this one!We are more than satisfied with this toy and would definitely buy it again.