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Leapster L-Max Girl Handheld | 
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| Brand: LeapFrog
Category: Toy
List Price: $89.99
Buy New: $54.00
You Save: $35.99 (40%)
New (21) Collectible (2) from $49.99
Rating:  75 reviews
Sales Rank: 417
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries: 4
Batteries Included: No
Age: 4 - 10 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.1
Dimensions (in): 2.6 x 10.6 x 16.6
MPN: 20294
Model: 20294
UPC: 708431202948
EAN: 0708431202948
ASIN: B000ETRFIW
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Handheld computerized learning system | | • | Interactive touch screen and pen | | • | Learn on the go or at home | | • | Works with the full Leapster and Leapster L-Max software library | | • | Four AA batteries required (not included) |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
The Leapster L-Max Learning Game System teaches your child all the essential learning skills they need for academic success! Its dual-screen action double the fun and action. Games with multiple skill levels are available,and there are specially-tailored tutorials to help kids get in on the fun. It's the portable learnign system that grows with your child! Parents can maximize the learning by connecting the handheld directly to a TV for extended play. (Includes TV cables.)
Amazon.com Product Description
The award-winning original LeapFrog Leapster handheld takes it up a notch with the Leapster L-Max for kids ages 4 to 10 years. This handheld features dual-screen action (players interact with the handheld screen and watch the results on their TV screen), multiple skill levels, tailored tutorials, and unlimited potential for educational fun. Slip in one of Leapster's many separately sold software games ("Letters on the Loose," "Rock the World," "Madagascar," "Dora the Explorer Wildlife Rescue," etc.) and follow spoken instructions. Youngsters won't even realize they're learning how to write their letters, identifying plants and animals, recognizing mathematical concepts, matching shapes, performing logical reasoning, mastering diphthongs, and even expressing ideas musically and artistically!  | | Plug the toy into a TV for dual-screen action—and twice the fun! | In case you didn't catch that, this groovy teaching toy can be hooked up directly to a TV (necessary cables are included) so that kids can experience all the fun and learning on a bigger screen. When hooked up to a television, the system goes into dual-screen mode: the L-Max puts one image on the TV and a second one on its own screen, allowing players to interact with the handheld while they watch the action unfold above. An example would be the players writing the letter B on the handheld game and then seeing an animated dance the B does on the TV screen. This action is controlled by using the multi-directional control pad or by placing the attached stylus directly to the toy's interactive touch screen. When a TV is not handy (possibly when traveling between destinations) the portable game can be played in single screen mode. The full color system features a backlit screen for easy viewing and a headphone jack for quiet play.  | | comfortably shaped for little hands with safe, rounded edges and small enough to store or travel easily. | The Leapster L-Max helps teach through four exciting modes:
Educational Game Player. Lets players learn essential school skills with leveled games that teach reading, math, and critical thinking skills.
Digital Art Studio. Encourages creative thinking with dozens of art tools and step-by-step lessons that let children draw, write, and create anything they can imagine.
Electronic Book Reader. Inspires a love for reading via electronic storybooks that teach literacy skills, story comprehension, vocabulary, and phonetic awareness.
Interactive Video Player. Develops fundamental reading and math skills by playing interactive videos that encourage children to participate in the action. The device itself is comfortably shaped for little hands with safe, rounded edges, and is small enough to store and travel easily. A bonus cartridge with six educational games is included. Games offer multiple skill levels and teach kids letters, words, plants, animals, shapes, and basic math. The L-Max requires special cartridges (sold separately) for dual-screen play, but can work with existing Leapster titles. Older titles won't play on dual screens, though, and may not project to the TV. Four AA batteries are required, but not included.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 70 more reviews...
 Great toy - fun, educational, long lasting January 8, 2009
Kristy Cole (Kilbourne, OH)
I got this for my daughter when she was 3. She is now 4.5 and plays with it more then ever. The games have multiple levels so they "grow" with her. I was amazed at how she was able to master these games on her own, even more so than on her computer. The rechargeable battery pack is a must. There is a good variety of games available, and most are very educational. I have bought several of these as gifts and always get great feedback from everyone. Highly recommended. The L-Max is what I purchased, I liked it best because you can use the L-max and the regular leapster games. Lots of variety. She particularly likes "numbers on the run" and "Letters on the loose". Gave her a fun way to learn her numbers and letters.
Excellent Learning System December 21, 2008
Linda K. Gibson (Florida)
I bought this one for my daughter because she has had another one for 2 years and just loves it, finally wore out the pen but the touch screen still works... a friend wants the old one for her child now. My daughter has epilepsy and is not allowed to play video games but begged and begged for something to play like all the other kids. I get to cheat a little by letting her play this system for an hour or 2 a day, I figuer that if she can LEARN something while playing these games.... it is worth it. Her neorologist is not thrilled, but has said as long as it is very limited it is ok. She may never be able to play video games, but hey... they mush your brain anyway, the systems are way to expensive and she gets to play outside alot and get fresh air!!! She has not had a seizure for over 4 years now and has been off medication for over a year. Hope this helps but please ask you doctor if you have epilepsy before using any product that could cause a seizure.
Happy mother of happy 8 year old.
Great find!!! December 15, 2008
Teesh (Chesterfield, VA)
I don't know where I've been but I'm just catching on to this product. Educational and fun how can you go wrong. The leapfrog site has this and the other systems for half price now and the games are discounted as well. Being on a tight budget this Christmas I wouldn't have been able to buy this and a few games at these prices. If you do a goggle search for discount codes you can get an additional 15 percent off on the leapfrog site too. Merry Christmas Everyone!!!
 Leapster L-Max For Girls November 22, 2008
D. Boswell
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
The Leapster L-Max For Girls is an excellent education-oriented product that my granddaughters have immensely enjoyed. Thank you, Leapster.
Leapster L-Max Girl Handheld November 10, 2008
Jennifer C. Shelton (Port Norris, NJ USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Fantastic product, very educational and fun at the same time. Well worth the money! Can be hooked up to your tv too.
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