Angusiasm Kids Cell Phone Toy Car Projection Car Toys Children's Intelligent Music Light-Emitting Phone Toys Baby Music Car toys for 1-6 Year Old Girl Boy

Cheap cheap plastic All the talking from the phone was in Chinese

Various sounds, noises and words keeping the little one entertained. Holding down one of the buttons changes the setting to a lullaby with light projection in different colour and shapes. Gives out a ringing tone and camera shutter noises too. Looks nice also.

All of the above things I‘be mentioned. But my grandson likes it as a car plus mobile so that’s why I haven’t sent it back

Fantastic idea, only problem is being sold in UK, but only language is Chinese,

Sadly Projector button don’t work?! Always been stuck but would b a great toy apart from that

So small

Dislike. Toys is defective 👎👎👎👎

The media could not be loaded.  I think it's a good idea to teach babies as much language as possible whether that be spoken or sign. However this toy speaks one language and has English as a second only on some of the functions. It doesn't even tell you in the instructions or on here what the other language is. I know it's not European. The toy is from China so maybe it's Chinese but I literally don't know. Also the speaker sound quality isn't that good that you'd choose to use it to help you learn a second or even a first language.There are various functions on the keyboard which are controlled by the grey button on the steering wheel image. One long press of this button turns on the lights and lullabies. You can turn off the music and have just the lights flashing. The lights do flash and change speed which is great for a disco but for lulling a baby to sleep? It doesn't seem the best plan to me. The lights do project on to the ceiling which is impressive for a mobile phone sized device.The songs on the device are sung in a foreign language, the colours are shown by the coloured lights flashing as the word is spoken in a foreign language and not in English. Animals at least have the English word spoken after the name of the animal in the other language. The weather has weather sound effects which leave you guessing what it's meant to be followed by the foreign language word for that weather. I'm loading a long video so you can understand (I use the word loosely) the numerous functions and how pointless they are without the English spoken words.I mean really, technology wise this device has good potential but how on earth you're supposed to educate your child with this device without knowledge of the language is beyond me. Unless your child is bilingual and the second language just so happens to be this one!I will still be giving this to our 8 month old to press, chew and no doubt enjoy (with adult supervision of course- the recommended age is 18 months and the box tells you not to give it to children under 3 years!) but I wouldn't buy it.The toy itself is physically sound. It requires 3 AAA batteries which are secured in the toy with a screw. The spoiler is silicone and therefore can be slobbered on by a teething child. The wheels are secure and all internal parts are inaccessible. The car does roll when pushed but the wheels squeal like the brakes have been left on.If the language was sorted out this would be a very decent educational toy but right now it's just for pressing, making noise and flashing lights!