Osmo-Genius Starter Kit for iPad + Family Game Night-7 Educational Learning Games for Spelling & Math-Ages 6-10-STEM Toy Gifts for Kids-Boy &Girl-6 7 8 9 10(Osmo iPad Base Included - Amazon Exclusive)

Amazing device for learning and entertainment!

Osmo fue a bancarrota! No es posible jugar y guardar El Progreso en los juegos

We were so excited to get this set and honestly I am blown away at this interactive educational game for my kids. The set up was pretty easy, go to playosmo.com/start and set up an account on your ipad. From there you will select which start kits or kits that you have and it will load a page of all the apps you should download for those. Some games will require you to put in a code and you will need your username/password for that. You can also add your children and set up their account here - this way when they log in they just select their character/name - I did this for my children as they are 5 & 7. What you get: Osmo Base & Reflector for iPad Tangram pieces Numbers tiles Words tiles Stackable storage for each game 7 Game Apps for this set: Math Buzz, Lettertopia, Numbers, Tangram, Words, Newton, and Masterpiece. The games are great for kids aged 6-10+ but my 5 year old is also able to play some of the games! So this is pretty versitle and provides a wide range of activities for your children to do and learn from. Learning to spell has been very helpful and challenging for my 7 year old as well as the Math Buzz - it has over 20 levels of math!

Love this product! We did have an issue with the mirror piece, and it locating the pieces but I was not aware of the little dial on the side just needed to be fixed. Once we fixed it, it was perfect! My kids love playing with this.

Bought this for a holiday gift and thought it was a great idea, but the reality is less than impressive. Kinda fun, but also kind of not. Apps often misread what's happening in the work space and seems too finicky, especially for smaller children, since it often requires getting things "just right" in order for the game to interact with the child correctly. On top of that, the app management gets to be a bit nuts, with each game requiring its own download, registration and app on your device. Easily becomes one page of just Osmo games. After one child created an account and second child created another, there was also no easy way to combine them/manage them in one place. Ultimately required signing in and out of things multiple times. All in all, WAY too much tinkering required for how much fun the games really are. Has been sitting on the shelf gathering dust for many months.