⌨️🌈 Type with confidence, learn with ease!
The Playlearn Special Needs Children's USB Keyboard features large, double-sized keys with clear upper and lower case letters, enhanced by a vibrant color-coding system that distinguishes vowels, consonants, numbers, and function keys. Designed for accessibility and durability, it includes a splash-proof casing and plug-and-play USB connectivity, making it an ideal learning tool for children and users with special needs.
| Product Dimensions | 48.2 x 18 x 4.6 cm; 740 g |
| Item model number | skb |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | polymer |
| Remote Control Included? | No |
| Radio Control Suitability | Gaming |
| Colour | Multi-colored |
| Release date | 2 July 2023 |
| ASIN | B00T4GJNLI |
A**H
Great product
Bought this for my 5 year old to use with the laptop as she gets confused with uppercase letters. Keys display both lowercase and uppercase letters which is helping. Keys are quite large compared to a standard keyboard, but my daughter finds this much easier to use.
C**2
Great item for my daughter!
Just what i need for my daughter to start learning how to type. Item is quite big, but great for that purpose.Easy to use, and just like photos.
M**S
it's ok
Pictured next to a normal keyboard for size comparison. My daughter has a visual impairment, so wanted a keyboard with large keys and colour coded. Overall ok for the price. Looses a star because it feels cheap compared to the cheapest Logitech pictured (less than half the price of this). Keys are a bit wobbly, and plastic feels thin. Looses another star because white text on yellow is impossible for her to read, is difficult for me. Even the orange could do with being darker to make the text easier to see. Also, backspace is a small key instead of double sized, which makes it harder to find. Probably still worth buying of only because all the alternatives seem to have the same issues. I'll just have to go over the white text with a black marker.
A**V
Not happy at all
The USB charging stopped working.It was meant for my son who has special.It didn’t help much as it dint get charged by the USB charger.Extremely disappointed
R**0
Very helpful
This has been very helpful for my autist son and also his younger sister who is still learning to recognise capital letters especially with homeschooling during lockdown where they spent more time on the computer . Great purchase
J**A
Great for kids
Easy to use, lovely design. My son quickly learnt how to type.
K**S
Easy to use for SEN children
Easy product to use. My son has been taking it to school
C**A
Like the fact that it has a qwerty keyboard to ...
Rather large being meant for children. Granted it's also supposed to be for visually impaired but I still feel little fingers could do with keys smaller and closer together. Like the fact that it has a qwerty keyboard to get them used to where letters are on a normal keyboard.
