Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Apptivity Case: iPad Edition Reviews

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This has been really nice for protecting the iPad from babies and the babies from the iPad, but you'll have to modify it just a tad to get full use out of it. Works fine with my iPad 3.

The two main problems are:

1.) Can't turn it on/off (or recharged) without removing iPad from case.

2.) Some apps may have areas of the screen you want to protect against the babies pressing.

For the first I set the iPad to automatically turn off after 15 minutes of being left alone, then drilled a small hole over the Home button. Now I can turn it on with a pen, and it'll turn itself off when they're done with it. Don't have to recharge nearly so often.

For the second I found that cutting a thin piece of cardboard in the shape of the area you want to protect works wonders. The fit is tight enough that there's no need to use tape or glue it'll stay in place. I had a piano app with a config button that allowed them to get to Facebook and iTunes, but with the cardboard problem solved.

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I like this case. I probably would not buy it again though. Here's why: It's expensive for what you're getting. It adds a good amount of size and weight to your iPad but I guess it has to in order to make your iPad rugged. I tested this with a first generation iPad and the fit is perfect. I can't speak on later versions of the iPad and whether or not they would rattle around inside this case. It's difficult to dry this thing after washing it because internally, there are lots of little spaces where water can get caught. You do not want your iPad in this thing unless it's completely dry. The screen produces a lot of air bubbles (the same air bubbles that you get when applying a protective screen to your iPad). The flaps in the back that pop up to make a stand are worthless. Laying the iPad flat on a table with one of the flaps popped up does not raise the iPad high enough for children to see and use the iPad. The toys in the handle just get in the way. Without the toy rings in the handle, it makes for a great handle. But with the toys in there, it makes carrying the iPad with the handle difficult. The free apps are fun and interactive but you do not need to purchase this case to buy them. Just search for "Laugh & Learn" in the App Store. There are 4 apps in all.

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This is an awesome gadget for the ipad. It's easy for little one's to enjoy it without breaking it. Thank you Fisher-Price.

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This is the best purchase I have made for my iPad.

I have 3 toddlers. They can use my iPad to play games, view videos, etc without me having any fear of damage.

The protective shield for the face of the iPad doesn't hinder it's capability at all.

The children have dropped the iPad and the insulated case has protected it from damage.

My only criticism is that you have to remove the iPad from the case in order to charge it and you need a tool, coin or butter knife to turn the mechanism on the back of the case to remove the iPad. It would be nice if something were included that attached to the case.

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I have the Fisher-Price Apptivity case for the iPhone and love it but I can't recommend this product. I bought this for my 13 month old son for trips and he loves it. BUT, it damaged my iPad! I have a first generation iPad and the case is too tight for the iPad. My screen now has a muddy brownish tint that covers the whole screen. It didn't effect anything else but the colors are noticeably wrong. I'm no longer using the case but my iPad color change is permanent.