Miniature Counting Frame,5 Rows,Learning Mathematics Abacus

Excellent product.

My ASD daughter loves the sensory part of pushing the beads back and forth and loves this abacus. She carries it around like a favorite toy.

This little abacus is very useful for my homeschooled kindergartener and a good value, however the two end beads on the top row were both stuck in glue and adhered to the side panels. I was able to use a butter knife to pry the beads loose with a little effort, and it is fully functional now, although there is some dried glue on each of those beads.

Piece of garbage. Unstable. Fell apart. Weak construction. Had to repair it properly. Poor quality. Poor workmanship. Not even worth the $7 paid. Multi negative star rating if possible. You have to put one star. The only reason why it is rated 1.

Just as described, nice and small. I am using as a daily visual reminder for short sets of exercises. My goal is 10×10 per day of squats, push-ups, different stomach exercises, etc., so each colored bed is for a different exercise and every time I do a set of 10, I slide a bead over!

I returned the first one I bought. It had a broken bead and one was glued to the side.The replacement had a bead glued to the side too but I was able to pry it apart with a screwdriver.I like the small size.

This is a very well-made abacus for children to learn some basic math skills on. It is well made, the colors are bright, cheerful (and non-toxic) and the wood was well finished. Very much worth the money.

When I removed the product from the plastic bag it arrived in, the red bead was broken, and it all started to fall apart. I gently tested it and was able to completely take it apart. In the hands of kids this toy is dangerous! It is really cute though and I intend to glue it all back together with wood glue. I will just make sure there’s supervision when my grandkids play with it. I hoped I could use this as a toy for my 2year old grandchild, but will have to set it aside for use with my 4year old grandchild only.