Timy NeoBear Smart Interactive Globe Augmented Reality AR Educational Globe for Kids World Geography Learning Toy, Practicable Gift for Children
描述
🌟 Ignite Curiosity with Every Spin!
- ECO CONSCIOUS CHOICE - Crafted with sustainable materials for a better planet.
- EXPLORE THE WORLD IN 3 D - Unlock a universe of knowledge with AR technology.
- COMPATIBLE WITH YOUR DEVICES - Works seamlessly with iOS and Android.
- INTERACTIVE LEARNING EXPERIENCE - Engage with 6 exciting themes at your fingertips.
- PORTABLE FUN FOR EVERY ADVENTURE - Lightweight design for learning on-the-go.
The Timy NeoBear Smart Interactive Globe is an innovative educational tool that combines augmented reality with traditional geography learning. Designed for children aged 3 and up, this globe offers a hands-on experience with 3D rendering and interactive themes, making it a versatile gift for young explorers. Compatible with both iOS and Android devices, it promotes eco-friendly learning while being lightweight and portable.
评论
D**N
No kinda false advertising
Pictures lie. U have to read the details and it’s better to just download a nice app from nasa or something free instead. Had to return and they homered it which is positive I guess.
G**G
Not impressed
This globe requires in app purchases to unlock all parts of the globe. The pics and videos looked really cool!!
R**.
Doesn’t work. Waste of money. Don’t buy.
Do not buy this. The globe looks okay, but the app, the thing that makes it Interactive, does not work so it’s worthless. I could have bought a kid like globe for a couple bucks instead of 42.
R**8
Neat concept, but App seems slow
My 4 year old received this as a gift. It's a neat concept, but doesn't seem very easy to use. It takes a bit of skill to hold the iPad or phone over the spot to view. A phone is better suited than an iPad since it's easier to hold. Also, if you move the phone or spin the globe around too fast it'll ask you to re-scan the globe. I tried this on an old Android phone and my phone got pretty hot using the app. Not sure if it's because it takes a lot of processing power to run. The app takes up quite a bit of storage and the user interface seems to respond pretty slow on both the iPad and the phone.
