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Your cart is empty.Get ready to rock and bop with this kid-friendly music player! Go on a musical journey through four genres of music, getting to know the sounds of rock, jazz, classical and pop songs. Explore letters, numbers, washing hands and more through catchy tunes, or unwind and relax with breathing exercises. Three interactive games keep kids entertained as they work on timing to keep the beat, swap instrument sounds to remix melodies and collect music notes when they randomly appear on the screen. Brighten up the beats with a light-up bumper and screen, and rotatable ear pieces on the headphone help keep the volume at an acceptable level while cushioning little ears. It’s a dance party! Intended for ages 3-6 years. Requires 2 AAA batteries. Batteries included for demo purposes only. New batteries recommended for regular use.
Liz
2025-09-05 10:12:32
Christmas gift for my daughter and she loves it. Works great.
LiveSideways
2025-08-30 15:47:43
This is not my favorite toy because it almost feels like screen time. The kids get sort of button fixated and want to play with the "screen". A less screen more music time using traditional speakers works better for us. There is nothing wrong with the product. It works as described, but it does not inspire imaginative play or joy like I expected from the pictures. It was more a little zombifying. All that aside, the product is V-tech so the price and quality are well-aligned. It really just comes down to user preference and playtime.
joseph lyles
2025-08-23 10:16:53
The volume is so low the children can't hear it
Allison
2025-08-01 12:47:40
Great toy
bbear5720
2025-07-14 14:56:22
My daughter loves it I just wish it had more functions for her like adding her own personal songs then this would have been really good product but it is a good beginner training product for a 3-year-old and above
Lola P.
2025-07-08 16:42:07
Idk. i gifted this to my daughter turning 2. My other two kids, 3 and 6 also played with it for a bit. Its a good looking product but i wasnt personally impressed with it. would have been nice if it had some type of interactive component but its just to play a few tunes and i didnt recognize any of the songs. they werent common songs the littles would know, or maybe just mine. The volume was also very low which can be good because a lot of kids like to turn sound up to the max but this didnt go too high which also made it tough to hear at times. it held the little ones attention for short times.
Matt
2025-07-05 14:16:25
This cool kids music player reminds me of the iPod I used to have a long time ago. My kids have had a lot of fun playing with and dancing to the music on this toy. I also really like that the maximum volume is limited when the headphones are plugged in to prevent kids from damaging their hearing.
Booboo
2025-06-27 16:29:08
This was a neat music player for my 2 year old, who loves music. She can hear a tune, a song, and melody and will just start dancing. I like how there are different genres of music, but I do wish that it included nursery rhyme songs rather than random newly created music. At 2 years of age, toddlers are learning and singing classic nursery rhymes (like BINGO, Old MacDonald, Humpty Dumpy, etc.) I think of they had this option, it would be much more "educational" and entertaining because then they can sing along, too. However, my 2 y/o doesn't know that and still enjoys it anyway. I personally don't let her use the headphones yet as I'm afraid she will accidentally turn up the volume and hurt her ear drums. She does play with them though detached. She has easily figured out most of the button options. The toy can usually hold her attention for about 10 min, but she will mostly use it as a play phone "to call her Nonee" when music is not playing. It's a cute toy, but I don't think it's quite intended for ages 5 and 6 though. My 6 y/o called it "a baby toy".
Liz
2025-06-10 11:37:13
Christmas gift for my daughter and she loves it. Works great.
LiveSideways
2025-06-02 18:26:01
This is not my favorite toy because it almost feels like screen time. The kids get sort of button fixated and want to play with the "screen". A less screen more music time using traditional speakers works better for us. There is nothing wrong with the product. It works as described, but it does not inspire imaginative play or joy like I expected from the pictures. It was more a little zombifying. All that aside, the product is V-tech so the price and quality are well-aligned. It really just comes down to user preference and playtime.
joseph lyles
2025-04-30 16:21:07
The volume is so low the children can't hear it
Allison
2025-04-03 20:45:35
Great toy
bbear5720
2025-03-09 15:41:10
My daughter loves it I just wish it had more functions for her like adding her own personal songs then this would have been really good product but it is a good beginner training product for a 3-year-old and above
Lola P.
2025-02-08 14:47:42
Idk. i gifted this to my daughter turning 2. My other two kids, 3 and 6 also played with it for a bit. Its a good looking product but i wasnt personally impressed with it. would have been nice if it had some type of interactive component but its just to play a few tunes and i didnt recognize any of the songs. they werent common songs the littles would know, or maybe just mine. The volume was also very low which can be good because a lot of kids like to turn sound up to the max but this didnt go too high which also made it tough to hear at times. it held the little ones attention for short times.
Matt
2025-01-31 18:55:26
This cool kids music player reminds me of the iPod I used to have a long time ago. My kids have had a lot of fun playing with and dancing to the music on this toy. I also really like that the maximum volume is limited when the headphones are plugged in to prevent kids from damaging their hearing.
Booboo
2025-01-17 18:30:55
This was a neat music player for my 2 year old, who loves music. She can hear a tune, a song, and melody and will just start dancing. I like how there are different genres of music, but I do wish that it included nursery rhyme songs rather than random newly created music. At 2 years of age, toddlers are learning and singing classic nursery rhymes (like BINGO, Old MacDonald, Humpty Dumpy, etc.) I think of they had this option, it would be much more "educational" and entertaining because then they can sing along, too. However, my 2 y/o doesn't know that and still enjoys it anyway. I personally don't let her use the headphones yet as I'm afraid she will accidentally turn up the volume and hurt her ear drums. She does play with them though detached. She has easily figured out most of the button options. The toy can usually hold her attention for about 10 min, but she will mostly use it as a play phone "to call her Nonee" when music is not playing. It's a cute toy, but I don't think it's quite intended for ages 5 and 6 though. My 6 y/o called it "a baby toy".
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