4 stars = Durability 4 stars = Fun 4 stars = Educational 4 stars = Overall

Games:
1) Press a letter, and the computer says the name of that letter
2) Mixed Up--Scrambled word
3) Alphabetical order
4) Knock out
5) Missing letter
6) Word spell
7) First letter
8) Last letter
9) Number order
10) Counting
11) Adding shapes
12) Subtracting shapes
13) Matching numbers
14) What's before?
15) What's after?
16) Sequence order
17) What's different?
18) Musical composer
19) Music
20) Break the wall
21) Hungry snake
22) Mathcing letters

I got this for my godson, and I was only with him for a short visit so I did not get to see him play all the games. He loved it. He is a Spanish speaker who lives in the Dominican Republic, so we played mostly in Spanish, but he also enjoyed listening to the letters and numbers in my native English. There is and "Eng/Esp" button that will change languages.

+ It was very cute how the car beeps and the headlights blink when you open the laptop.
- However, it is difficult to open.
+ The buttons inside are large, colorful, and easy to press.
- Little kids can't read, so they can't choose from the game options above that are listed by number, and they have to type in a game # in order to start playing.
+ There is a range of difficulty.
- Spelling/Reading games would be better if the computer said the word in question. Instead, the screen shows a picture of the word, so a child who is just beginning to read really needs an adult or older child there to play with him.
-Also, there is a limited number of words that recycle.
+ There is a "level" button that you can press to change the game's difficulty level.
+There is a "repeat" button and a "pause" button, but you need to point these out to the small child who cannot read the label on those keys. He or she will catch on quickly after seeing what the keys do. There is also a "help" button, and an "answer" button, but I didn't try these out. There is a "game code" button as well--and I don't know what that one does.

Look at the picture of the toy and realize that the LED screen is simple, not in color, and relatively small. Not top-of-the-line technology, but a fun toy for a small child who will be excited to have his own laptop.