Educational InsightsMath Whiz - Electronic Math Games, Addition, Subtraction, Division, and Multiplication Game, Handheld Games for Kids, Interactive STEM Learning Tools for Ages 6+

My game-loving son was need help with his tables. This helped him get extra practice and made it fun in the process.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Perfect for my first grader who constantly asks for math equations. He loves it. I had wanted the old math version of the speak&spell, but they didn't revive that when they brought back the speak&spell. This works.

Bought this for an 8 year old for help with math, she loves to play it as it feels like a video game. Tries to beat her best time and is learning math and improving her skills! Better than flash cards and math papers she is excited to practice her math. There are many options for easy to difficult in addition and subtraction. Highly recommend for your little mathematician, it's even fun for the adults to see how your math skills are!

Overall, this game is a total win—especially for little ones who love pushing buttons and living their best digital lives. Super engaging, easy to use, and a solid addition to the kid-entertainment arsenal.Now, let’s talk battery installation. The screws on the back? Absolute gremlins. We're talking microscopic little nightmares that strip if you so much as look at them wrong. Do not go in with your dad-strength screwdriver like you’re disarming a bomb. You need precision. Patience. Maybe a headlamp. Possibly tweezers and emotional support.Once you survive that initiation ritual, though, it’s smooth sailing. Great gameplay, kid-approved, and worth the minor hardware trauma.

My grandson was struggling with math so I decided to by this for him. It’s great he just loves it. It has different levels. It has math subtraction multiplication division. It’s perfect and fun it keeps him motivated and he has improved in his math class because of this toy I boy him

We returned this. We found level 1 and 2 to be pretty much the same level of difficulty (mostly X 0 and X 1 problems) and then level 3 was a little to difficult for my kiddo. I'd like to be able to pick a specific number and then have him practice multiplying different numbers by that specific number over and over. I also like mixing it up which this machine does, but I don't feel like I have enough control here.

I’ve been looking for a fun way that both my 2nd grader and 4th grader can practice their math facts and not be bored. They hate flash cards but love electronic things so when I came across this, I knew this will help my 2nd grader to practice her addition and subtraction and my 4th grader with her multiplication! I like that there is different levels of difficulty so I can adjust based on where they are. My 2nd grader has even used this while eating! There is a calculator mode on it but I’ve been asking my kids not to use it and figure out the answers on their own. Overall a fun way to practice math and it is really durable so even if they drop it, it still works! I plan to take this on road trips and plane rides! I also love that both of my kids can use it!

My nephew reported back that it didn’t really work. Waste of money.