The VTech Kidizoom Smartwatch is actually a camera watch that also happens to tell time. It's fun, easy to use, and has a durable design. Apparently, even toy manufacturers are getting into the ...
Just when we thought Smartwatches were just for adults, VTech came out with the Kidizoom SmartWatch DX ($53.99; amazon.com) — a wearable tech device that’s meant to help kids learn, stay active, think ...
The VTech Kidizoom DX2 is the kind of smartwatch you can hand to your tot and worry not as they enjoy exploring its range of on-board games and features. You can safely give them free-reign to ...
Device makers seem to think that smartwatches are the next big thing — plenty of companies had watches and other wearable devices to show off at CES this year. Now kid-tech company VTech wants in on ...
Vtech, the kid-focused tech company behind the popular Innotab learning tablet, today unveiled the Kidizoom, the first ever learning smartwatch designed for kids aged 4 and up. The Kidizoom has a ...
We've discovered THE must-have smartwatch for this Christmas – and it’ll only set you back £30. That’s its biggest plus point, but on the downside, it’s kind of… made for primary school kids. The ...
While grownups are stuck waiting for Apple to release its watch next year, toddlers can already get their very own smartwatch. The $60 Vtech Kidizoom watch can play games, take video and even download ...
The Apple Watch comes with a whole host of great features: Step tracking, smartphone notifications, and water resistance just to name a few. With the Series 3 and Series 4 dominating the smartwatch ...
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