Osmo - Little Genius Starter Kit for Fire Tablet - 4 Educational Learning Games - Preschool Ages - Problem Solving, & Creativity - STEM Toy (Osmo Fire Tablet Base Included - Amazon Exclusive)

I bought this for my 4 year old son as he had been poorly with the flu over Christmas and I needed a way to entertain him but keep him calm. Recalling that my husband bought osmo for his his children about 10 years ago I thought it was worth a try.I am so glad I did. Very quick and easy to set up and my son absolutely loves it. I can also see how it will last a really long time given all the different games and difficulty levels. Great value and a fantastic resource if you want to supplement home learning for phonics etc. it’s also almost entirely self guided on the part of the child - he needs next to no adult help which makes him super happy as he’s an independent little soul.

We are in love with osmo to the point that we had to get pretty much every game for our 3 years old. Its fun and it teaches a lot. Easy to use and great while traveling. 100% recommending!

I got this as a gift for my son as he uses both his kindle and his dad’s iPad.I got the Kindle version as I felt that it would encourage his usage more.Really worth the money I paid for it.

Ordered this for my 5 year old daughter who started school last September. I wanted her to have more educational games to play and she loves learning so I thought this would be great but unfortunately not all of the pieces were included and it has been extremely difficult to located the one piece we need for the games to work properly which is a real shame and very frustrating. Outrageous this piece just isn't included, I'm not sure how they can justify that choice but it will certainly put me off buying anything again in future.

I bought this for my special needs adult granddaughter and she absolutely loves it. We always find it hard to get a gift for her level that doesn’t look to babyish. Although it is aimed at the younger age group, being used with the iPad it doesn’t really look it. It was a great hit over Christmas with the younger grandchildren too. It’s a brilliant starter to the Osmo products. I would highly recommend it

Isn't it reasonable to expect basic functionality from a product you purchase? For years, our kids happily used Osmo games on our Fire tablet. Then, without warning, Osmo suddenly dropped support for our generation of Kindle Fire. Why should we be forced to buy a new tablet when our current one works perfectly fine, except for this arbitrary lack of support? It's infuriating.We've invested over £100 in Osmo games, so we reluctantly decided to use our iPad 2021 model with a new iPad base to continue using our collection. Lo and behold, another setback: the reflector shipped with the iPad base is outdated and incompatible. It's 2024, three years since they last updated the reflector, yet they're still shipping old models.The app supposedly allows you to request a new reflector, but surprise, surprise - the link is broken. Trying to contact Osmo? Good luck. Their help page throws an HTTP 500 error. We emailed support and waited two weeks for a response, only to be told they no longer provide reflectors. How convenient for them - we've invested £100 and are left with a useless product, compatible with neither our Kindle nor our iPad.I've never experienced such abysmal customer service and blatant disregard for loyal customers. It's a complete disgrace.

Very easy to set up and use. There are a few nice little touches that I appreciated:* the box is well organised and painless to unpack and pack away again* the iPad stand has room for the charging cable so you can charge while you play* the play mat is made of non-slip rubber so it doesn't slide around at all* the apps included are nicely varied - squiggle shapes is our favourite!It's been a hit with our 4yo

This is a fantastic bit of kit. My 4 year old daughter absolutely loves it. It’s really easy to use, and keeps her occupied and interested. The added bonus being that it speaks with an English accent as apposed to American. (Nothing against Americans, but when teaching kids to pronounce letters and words, I’d rather it was in English!) I would definitely recommend this.