Fuhu Nabi 2 kids tablet

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Pros:

Fast and responsive.
Rugged build.
Compelling preloaded children's content.

Cons:

Heavy.
Narrow viewing angle.

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Last revision on November 21, 2014

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Fast and responsive
Rugged build
Compelling preloaded children's content
Useful tools for parents

Expert reviews and ratings

It's not without its faults, but the nabi 2 is currently one of the best Android kids' tablets around. It's rugged and has an easy-to-use kids' interface. You're unlikely to want to use it yourself, but it does allow you to use the full Android interface, and now has Jelly Bean and access to the Google Play store and Google apps.

By PCAdvisor on February 26, 2014

With FreeTime – a sandboxed environment on the Kindle Fire tablets – being introduced by Amazon over in the US, and likely coming over to the UK at some point, the already weak kid-friendly tablet market was looking decidedly shakier. That is, before...

By IT Pro Portal on November 16, 2012

The Fuhu Nabi 2 is not only a great kid-friendly tablet, it's a solid Android tablet in its own...

By PC Mag on October 04, 2012

The Nabi 2 - see our full review - is a kids tablet which we can't help but liken to an Etch-A-Sketch. It's mainly because of the red silicone bumper which does a good job of protecting the tablet from low-level drops. Nabi 2: hardware The nabi has...

By PC Advisor on February 27, 2014

The Nabi 2 tablet is the most powerful tablets for kids that we know of. It is quite unique in a market that is littered with “junk” tablets or pads that don’t come with any real computing power – power that opens the doors to more interactive...

By Ubergizmo on July 18, 2012

Pros: Quad-core performance for under $200, loaded with kid-friendly software but also runs stock ICS out of the box, removable bumper is colorful and adds protection, future accessories promise extensibility.Cons: A little thick and heavy compared to...

By technobuffalo.com on June 25, 2012

What you’re about to see is an Android-based NVIDIA Tegra 3-toting custom user interface-having powerhouse of a kids tablet going by the name nabi 2. This device is made specifically for kids and kids only, it being shaped like a blob with rounded...

By SlashGear on June 19, 2012