Cooplay White 1:1 Music Yphone Y-Phone Animal Play Rechargeable Cell Phone with Type-c Learning English Educational Mobile Study Prize for Baby Kids Children

I was actually surprized at how great this playphone worked. So cute snd fun for a toddler.

The media could not be loaded. I know babies love to get their hands on remotes and phones. This little toy phone has a lot going on. Other reviewers were complaining about it being too loud. They said they could not lower the volume. Read the instructions that came with the phone people. You can long press on the home button to adjust the volume in increments. You can long press the bear’s head button to turn the lights on and off. This phone charges with a micro usb cord. One is supplied, but not the charging block. They recommend using a 1 amp charging block. The instructions say the phone charges in 10-20 minutes. I hadn’t read the instructions, so I charged it longer. It shuts off if left idle for 3 minutes. When it shuts itself down, the on/off switched on the bottom edge of the phone is still in the on position. In this case, switch it back to the off position, then back to the on position to operate it. I haven’t baby tested it yet, it’s for my grand niece’s first birthday. I anticipate that she’ll love it.**Update** I gave the baby her gift today, she loved it. Definitely baby approved.

Update: I had this phone for 2 months and it still works great. My 13 month old found out how to turn the volume down on this phone. Hold the power button down while it’s on (playing) and and each bong you hear it means it’s turning up or down.My son loves the phone because the found but I think it’s to loud for their little ears. He does not put it to his ear like a actual phone thankfully. I want to say I need to charge it every 2.5-3 days which is not bad. I did have to shave some plastic off the charging port in order for me to charge it because the charger could not go in prior.

Great idea for a toy. Baby’s today don’t want to use bubbly looking toys...they want what the adults have...iPhones, iPads and things they’re not supposed to have. So this idea is great but it only worked for a few weeks and died. It won’t charge or work anymore.

I purchased this despite the agonizing horrible reviews. I mean it’s $10.My 6 year old daughter hasn’t put it down. It comes with a charged so she knows to charge her ‘phone’ at bedtime.To address some negatives I read but haven’t experienced:LED lights don’t work: when you turn on the device music and the leds flash. After a bit it does stop (for battery life). To turn on leds press and hold the bottom left button (it’s the photo button but says led at the top) for about 5 seconds and the lights will flash. To turn themOfc press and hold the same way.2) doesn’t charge : so far so good3) hard to understand the words: its in English in an English dialect. I understood everything because it’s well spoken English. 🤦‍♀️Last bit of advice read the instructions! The ‘power’ button changes the modes.All in all, I just bought another for my daughters friend.I’ll make a video and update.

This is a great replacement for handing baby your expensive phone. The downside is that it is SO loud - as in "instant headache" loud. Although there is a way to adjust volume, the baby can easily change it back by simply pressing the "power" button. It is also necessary to constantly reset the volume to the desired level each time you put it on. The songs are also annoying, though I guess that's to be said about most baby songs. I did find it strange that a xmas song is included.All in all, it's a cute toy. It'd just be better with more convenient volume controls.

It's okay. Not what I was really looking for, but did keep him busy for a few.

I bought this for my daughter when she was a bout 6 months old because she was starting to want to play with my real phone -she realized right away it wasn’t the real deal, but it serves its purpose of distraction. The toy is llight weight, holds a charge for a long time, ( I would say way over a month at least ) and has a few different modes you can choose from. All of which are hard to understand but kinda funny when you realize what it’s saying. ( imagine a female robot speaking English with a very thick Asian accent ) . My daughter is now 15 months & this thing has taken a beating - dropped thrown spilled on, lost then found and still continues chugging right along. Fun