Educational Insights BrainBolt Boost

My 5 year old likes this, he'll take it in the car sometimes to stay entertained and it can be put on silent mode which is great for parents!

C'est pour un cadeau mais utilisation compliquée

This toy keeps the little rascal entertained on long car journeys. I also find myself that it's great fun and helps boost memory performance too. Whether a child or adult this is epic. It's simple to get the gist of yet gives a good engaging and rather addictive challenge.

This is not just for kids. Works good for therapy for stroke patients. Not too hard to figure out without instruction

In a nutshell:Things I liked:+ It's quite an engaging game, in memory mode at least. There are a few different modes which offer a bit of variation and different levels of challenge.+ It's pretty solidly made too. The lights are colourful and engaging, and it feels like it would withstand everyday usage.+ A fun little pick up and play.Things I didn't like:- It isn't going to hold attention for very long. It's more of an "a little and often" game.- The game itself could be fairly easily replicated with a simple app. The main point of having a stand alone unit is the physical nature of the device and the ergonimics.Do I recommend it?Yes, if you want a simple, tactile game that can be picked up and engaged with quickly and easily. Interacting with a physical device is a different experience than just an app on a phone or tablet and that's what you'd be getting this for. It's not going to hold attention for too long, but it is more of a physical experience and in many ways, that is a positive, particularly if you're trying to keep your child away from a phone or tablet.