Review on 🎧 Enhanced VTech Kidizoom Digital Headphones by Jason Vigen

I wanted to give my daughter a camera for her 5th birthday. I agonized over whether I should buy her a "baby" camera or just an inexpensive point and shoot camera. I made the wrong choice. This is a $5 device with $50 marketing. The picture quality corresponds to that of the first digital cameras I bought in the late 90s. The UI is very slow and clunky, taking a picture is very slow which means you have to hold it very, very still to get a clear shot. The internal memory is SMALL, about 32 MB. It has an SD slot, but I've tried two different cards and the camera only uses 59MB of each. My daughter was most excited about being able to listen to music on it; Unfortunately, it cannot play music and take photos at the same time. Unfortunately, since it doesn't use the full size of a card I put in, it can't have more than a few songs on it, and then it can't hold more than a few photos. This is very frustrating. that the products sold to children are mostly rubbish. I understand that kids don't write bad reviews. The vast majority of reviews and questions and answers about this product say something along the lines of "Great product! I bought it for my grandkids and never heard from it again!” or "Do you have WiFi? I don't know, I bought it as a gift". People who spend money don't live with the consequences of their bad purchases.