🎤 Enhanced SEO: VTech Kidi Star Magic Microphone, Pink Review

I'm usually a big fan of VTech toys, but this toy let me down. There is a volume control, but it only controls the volume of the device, not the microphone itself. This microphone toy doesn't even amplify voices - my son's voice is louder than his. And with music playing through the device, you can forget you're even hearing it unless it's screaming. Also the various "speech noises" don't work, they all sound like a normal voice, again without amplification. At the age of 2 he appreciates and…

Bought this when my little girl (5) asked for a microphone. After a long search I found this gem. Advantages: - NOT VERY LOUD! I like it. The microphone barely amplifies the child's voice, just enough to make them happy but not enough to annoy them. Flashing lights (muted), songs (you can also turn down the volume), games - this microphone had it all. When my girl turned six and outgrew it, the next child took over. He had three children and everyone liked him. Strong! (see above)…

This is a good product for the price. I gave it to my niece who was just starting to speak more (she was raised bilingual so started speaking later than usual) and she discovered that she loved singing. The age on the box is 5+ but I thought it would be useful for her (she's almost 3). Some functions are currently too complicated for her, e.g. B. Playing songs from the device and playing/singing songs installed on the microphone. She likes buttons with sound effects and really likes how her…

This microphone is great fun for little performers without being too loud. The loudest volume will not drown out other things in the house. It's a mic you can hear up close, it doesn't invade the house, but it delivers just enough sound to be fun to play with. It records, plays recordings, has voice effects and even an applause button. The microphone also has soft flashing lights at the base that give a sense of stage effects. My four-year-old daughter can use the microphone without having to…