I purchased the Perfect Pointer after my five year old saw a similar one at her school book fair and came home bragging that Santa was going to bring her a 'hand on a stick' so she could be the teacher at home. She loves it. The hand lights up red, green, and blue at the touch of a button on the handle, and there are multiple sounds including clapping, laughing, yeah's and ooooooh's, etc, that keep her interest while she is 'teaching' her nine year old sister during playtime. The Learning Resources Hand Pointers, Set of 3 are interchangeable, and best of all, there's an On/Off/Volume knob to save battery power when it's not in use, and parent's sanity when it is in use. The plastic feels thick and construction quality seems high. With appropriate use I think it will last a long time. Of course, if you have boys you'll want to make sure they don't use it as a smackdown stick ;-)
It qualified for Prime shipping when I bought it, and I highly recommend it.
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GARBAGE! Yes, the features of this product are great. My students loved the look and sounds of the pointer. HOWEVER, within one week of use (by me, the teacher) the arm (the red part) has broken from the base (blue part). I guess I could glue it, but the arm/ hand are simply too heavy for the thin plastic that holds them to the base unit. Save your money!
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I have this pointer at the office it is perfect for pointing at someone walking by and pushing one of the buttons for an appropriate, obnoxious sound
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A real winner!!! One of her favorite toys! Mom likes it, too! My granddaughter loves to play school so this was perfect for her!
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This pointer was a major hit for my 5 year old grandson who is hard to buy for since he doesn't seem to be interested in many of the normal things boys this age like (action heros, cars etc.). He knows all the states and loves to point them out on a wall map. He also uses is to play school.
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