Educational Insights Wheel of Fortune Electronic Handheld Game, Portable Memory Game Ages 8+

This is such a Fun game for all ages!! Family is enjoying it so much,going to be getting another one😊

everyone in my family loves this game. whenever someone picks it up they hold on to it for a while before they put it down it is that good.

This was fun to use. As a homeschool Mom who also works from home, this game is definitely able to be used as a learning device. We all love Wheel of Fortune and playing the game brought on a little nostalgia, too. It's very durable and easy to hold. It's makers us use our brains in this fast-paced world. I didn't notice any glitches and the sound and digital aspects are great! I would definitely recommend this product.

The Wheel of Fortune Electronic Game was given to me free by Learning Resources to review. My kids are 15, 10 and 5 and I found this game a good learning experience for all of them. I watched my Teen use critical thinking skills to decode the puzzle, My Tween learn spelling skills and my Kindergartener just enjoyed practicing letter recognition by punching in the letters. My husband, having watched the show all his life, also enjoyed playing the game. As homeschoolers, this fit the game school bill perfectly and was great for them to pass back and forth on car rides. If I were to hand my kids a tablet and instructed them to play a learning game, they'd go off into internet land and do something less stimulating, so I especially appreciate that this game is stand alone and not connected to the internet; When I hand them this game, they're playing this game, and they're no less entertained!

Thanks to, The Learning Resources for sending us the Wheel of Fortune Game to try in exchange for our opinion, it has been such a hit in our home! Our 10-year-old son absolutely loves spinning the wheel and solving the puzzles—it makes him feel like he's really on the show. It's such a fun way for him to practice spelling, critical thinking, and quick problem-solving. As parents, we're loving the nostalgia this game brings. It's a total throwback to something we enjoyed growing up, and now we get to share that fun with our son. The game is well-designed, engaging, and perfect for family game nights. Highly recommend for families looking to blend learning with laughter and a little TV game show magic!

I received this product to test out and I had to fight my kids for it! This is so fun! I love the show Wheel of Fortune so this was a blast. I also loved that it was a fun game that my kids had to use their minds to play with, not just a mindless electronic game. It's also great for travel, since it's so small. I would highly recommended this game!

I love this game, and so does my 9-year-old son. It has become our favorite weekend game. It's extremely entertaining and allows us to learn new vocabulary while enjoying an afternoon of entertainment accompanied by snacks and good times. It's very easy to use because the instructions are extremely clear.

It's a tiny, hand-held electronic game. Sounds are great. It's good to practice on, but not really a device for a team of players. Only truly ANNOYING thing was a weird sized Phillip's screw, in the back of the device. It covered/ held the batteries. Hard to find right screwdriver.

Shipping of the product was fine. my problem is that the product did not come with batteries. so I can't play my game until I buy batteries. 😢

It seems like a game pad that can be fun for those who understand how Wheel of Fortune goes, except for a lack of player count making it to where score keeping has to be strictly one person goes and then another. My other concern is simply when it goes blank after a puzzle is solved and it says, "Press solve to move on to the next puzzle!", it times out without telling you. After 2 minutes or less, the only way to start a new game is to turn it off and back on. It's fun for quick time killing, but in regards to being educational, there's no option for category. I understand that Wheel of Fortune doesn't provide category choice, but an item of education probably should, so that the topic can be honed in on.