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Hasbro Playskool Flip 'N Play Cell Phone - Pink
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Hasbro Playskool Flip 'N Play Cell Phone - Pink
- Dial up some fun with this two-in-one electronic phone toy!
- Lets kids have interactive, pretend phone conversations, and exciting game play!
- This amazing "phone" features a friendly electronic voice, and a HUNGRY, HUNGRY HIPPOS game!
- Also features exciting music and ring tones as well as easy-to-use buttons!
- It even folds up, just like a real cell phone!
Product Description
Dial up some fun with this two-in-one electronic phone toy that lets kids have interactive, pretend phone conversations, and exciting game play! This amazing phone features a friendly electronic voice a Hungry, Hungry Hippos game, exciting music and ring tones and easy-to-use buttons. It even folds up, just like a real cell phone! Age: 2 years + Includes 2 AA batteries
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Hasbro Playskool Flip 'N Play Cell Phone - Pink
- Toy: 0 pages (2006-09-06)
- Publisher: Hasbro
- Label: Hasbro
- Studio: Hasbro
- Manufacturers Age: 2 years and up
- Our Recommended Age: 2 - 5 years
- Batteries: 2 AA batteries required
- Average Customer Review: based on 3 reviews
- Sales Rank in Toys: #67065
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Very limited in phone mode 2007-04-14
Comment: I was quite disappointed in the phone aspect of this toy (the hippo game is fine for a 3-year-old). The entire number pad presses as a single unit and makes a random tone with each press (you cannot press different numbers individually). Also, when you close the flip phone, it doesn't hang up like a real phone would, rather it keeps dialing/talking until it finishes its conversation. And the buttons on the outside of the phone are merely decorative (other than the phone to game switch). Also it is a bit large for a child's hand. On to the positive: the voices are fairly realistic, and not too annoying. And the hinge seems pretty sturdy, I expect it will withstand quite a bit of abuse from a child.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: Realistic Flip Cell phone - but not enough talk time (minutes) 2007-01-18
Comment: This phone is really nice, I (aka,Santa)got it for my daugter for Christmas, she loves it. It has a hungry hippo game that is pretty fun if you're not a three year old like my daughter, she does't quite understand how to move the hippo left or right.
Calling out is just like a cell phone, first you have to dial a number then press the main talk button. It won't send unless you dial numbers first.
The only thing that I don't like about it is when you dial out and there's another recorded voice on the other end of a little girl asking "Hi, what are you doing today" pauses then responds "that's great have a nice day" that part is great what isn't so nice is that the pause is for about two to three seconds. It's teaching my daughter to talk really fast before hanging up. It's like the cell phone commercials about loosing signal or saving minutes you have to talk faster and faster to save your minutes. It doens't allow your child to be creative and make up stories. Even my daughter has noticed and gets frustrated. I kind of what to take the batteries out and letter her make up the start and end conversations herself, but then there would be no lights or sounds. I'm sure my daughter would complain about that.
If it wansn't for the short conversation this phone would be 4 to 5 stars.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Summary: 20 month old loves this phone 2007-01-05
Comment: My 20 month old daughter received this for Christmas and she loves pressing the buttons and saying, "hallloooo" and talking nonsense on this phone. The volume is just right in my opinion. If she's holding the phone up to her hear it's not too loud and you can still hear it softly when playing with the buttons. Perfect for pretend phone play.
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