LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra

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Pros:

Comes with rechargeable batteries. Wi-Fi capability. Bigger, higher-resolution screen. Faster CPU. More storage for downloads. Vast library of downloadable apps in LeapConnect.

Cons:

Pricier than previous iterations. Batteries not user-removable. No card slot to add more storage

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Last revision on November 21, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Comes with rechargeable batteries. Wi-Fi capability. Bigger, higher-resolution screen. Faster CPU. More storage for downloads. Vast library of downloadable apps in LeapConnect

Reviewers Didn't Like

Pricier than previous iterations. Batteries not user-removable. No card slot to add more storage

Expert reviews and ratings

Having played with previous iterations of the device, my five-year-old had no problem figuring out how to play with the LeapPad Ultra. He easily navigated the games and apps that came with our review unit, and had no difficulty getting to the stylus. He...

By IT Pro Portal on December 21, 2013

With its Wi-Fi capability, rechargeable battery, and bigger, higher-resolution screen, the LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra is a great toy tablet for playing and...

By PC Mag on November 22, 2013

It goes without saying that almost everything Mom and Dad get to do, your kid will want to do. Everything their mom and dad have, they must have. Tablets are no different. However, if you're like most parents, you don't want to shell out hundreds of...

By TopTenREVIEWS on December 10, 2013