Durability:
It has been dropped from heights, thrown across the room, beaten onto the cement outside, and drooled on a lot. And I can't find a scratch on it. It's very durable.
Sound:
This toy is much quieter than many other child toys we have. This is a huge thing for us since some toys just seem SO loud. It has a child saying the numbers when the numbers are pressed and has three set sounds for each of the green and red phone buttons.
What my child thinks:
I know this is still his newest toy but my son seems to like it very much. He gets ahold of my cell phone about half as much since we got this one. He likes dragging it around with him so that must be a five star infant rating!
*EDIT* We've had this phone for 3 years now and had to change the batteries recently for the first time. It still works great and after being not played with for many months, it's become a new/old favorite for my son to play pretend. I expect it will last through both our kids.
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This phone has taken a beating over time and doesn't have a scratch on it. The thing I love most of all is the volume. It is pretty quiet. My baby can hear it just fine and press the buttons over and over with out it getting on anyone's nerves.Best Deals for Little Tikes Discover Sounds Cell Phone
Love this toy! Rubber around phone keeps my baby safe from banging it on his head or his mouth. Perfect for a teething baby who loves phones! We take it in the car and it keeps him busy.Honest reviews on Little Tikes Discover Sounds Cell Phone
the phone is durable but the volume is too low and no way to turn it up. it needs more interactive sayings to keep the baby's interest. i wouldnt buy it again.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Little Tikes Discover Sounds Cell Phone
This phone interested my 1-1/2 year old for about a day and has been collecting dust ever since. It just can't compete with the real thing. The sound effects are also very quiet and hard to hear. I didn't like how the 2 upper buttons don't each make one consistent sound when pressed--it makes it harder for kids to play and pretend.
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