LeapFrog Explorer Globe and Leapster L-Max Review

The folks at LeapFrog are always coming out with new interactive toys. We're taking a look at a couple of their recent innovations - the LeapFrog Explorer Globe and the Leapster L-Max. Check 'em out!

LeapFrog Explorer Globe

The LeapFrog Explorer Globe looks like a standard desk globe - but it's anything but ordinary. The talking globe features an interactive pen, which you use to locate countries, get world statistics from the globe's built-in atlas, and play games. The globe has two modes - Facts and Eureka Challenge - which allow you to either get info or test your knowledge. Geography has never been so fun!

LeapFrog Explorer Globe - Thumbs Up

  • Both fun and educational.
  • Thousands of world facts and six different games.
  • Stylish globe will brighten up your room.
  • LeapFrog Explorer Globe - Thumbs Down

  • Certain geographical information (population, for example) will quickly become out of date.
  • Big price tag.
  • LeapFrog Explorer Globe Rating:
    Age: 8 and up.
    Price Range:

    The Leapster L-Max is a portable learning system.
    Courtesy of LeapFrog

    Leapster L-Max Learning System

    The Leapster L-Max is a portable TV learning system that allows you to play on the handheld system or plug it in to a TV for even bigger fun. The console plays all kids of educational games (sold separately) that will teach you anything from multiplication to geography. It's durable, compact and - most importantly - fun!

    Leapster L-Max - Thumbs Up

  • Play on the small screen for on-the-go fun or plug into a TV for big screen entertainment.
  • Educational and fun.
  • Smaller and easier to handle than the previous Leapster model.
  • Leapster L-Max - Thumbs Down

  • Speaker is on handgrip so sound can be muffled.
  • Screen is hard to see in bright light (like outside).
  • Leapster L-Max Rating:
    Age: 4-10.
    Price Range:

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