The Vtech Kidizoom Smartwatch DX2 has many exciting applications that are both entertaining and educational. Some of the apps include an alarm, calendar, timer, dual cameras, and fun games and activities.

Unlike some of the smartwatches we’ve tried that have touchscreen controls that can be a little challenging for younger users to press with accuracy – such as the Vodafone Neo and Kurio Watch 2.0+ - the DX2 colour touchscreen comes with ample-sized illustrative icons that young users will find easy to press. The Vtech Kidizoom Smartwatch is designed with a soft belt to provide comfort to the wearer. Parents and kids may choose from various unique designs like Floral Swirl, Red Flame, and Camouflage. This device also comes in a wide range of colors, giving you a list of options. The smartwatch comes with fun games such as ‘Mousy Maze’ and ‘Puzzle Swap’, as well a range of unique apps for kids to explore and get moving – there’s a Monster Detector augmented reality game and pedometer on board too. Unlike other kids’ smartwatches, the Kidizoom is splash-proof. However, it should not be worn while bathing. It should not also be submerged in the water. Another feature of the device is the motion sensor that promotes active play. Dual Camera and 0.3 MegaPixel Camera

The DX3 also has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that can last for up to 2 weeks on a single charge, depending on usage. Price

To find out what makes the VTech Kidizoom DX2 such a big hit with kids, we enrolled the help of two enthusiastic under tens, eager to delve into its ample offering.

Our Vtech Kidizoom DX2 Review 

Early play in infants tends to be solitary or takes place alongside other children. Young children learn how to interact with other children through play but they can also explore and learn independently. The initial play experience for infants is when they begin to explore through moving and acting upon the world. Many toys offer infants the opportunity to learn more about their world. Young children will sometimes act out some aspect of their lives e.g. going to the shops and then they involve their toys in these activities. These young children are playing independently but they are also reinforcing their understanding of the social world by acting out scenarios.