Basic Fun Speak & Spell Electronic Game

復刻版 テキサスインスツルメンツのものと比べ分厚いが、単三3本で動くので軽い

何十年も前に、このspeak & spellは ハワイ旅行に行った時にトイザらスで見つけてお土産に買いました。 とても性能が良く 学習バージョンも追加できて 大人になった子供たちの良い思い出になっています。商品はTexas Instruments製品でしたが、今はこの会社はないようです。懐かしいので買いました。

孫に送りました。長男が子供の頃に同じものを使っていました。大変良かったとのことです。

Very nostalgic and fun game for the entire family. Just wish the sound/speaker was a bit more clear, difficult to hear some words sometimes.

40年以上前、AppleⅡを購入した秋葉原で見つけて12歳の甥子にプレゼント。今は中堅の精神科医師になってます。これが効いたのかは不明ですが。

電池入りの状態なので開けてすぐ使えたのが良かったです

The first one we got was defective. We could turn it on but couldn’t do anything. We sent for a replacement. It seemed better. My kids lost interest for a while, until it started turning on by itself. It would wake them up at night. Even on, the buttons don’t work. It’s satisfactory if you only want it for a few months.

me encanta es igual al de mi niñez 😊

We gave to my 6 years old daughter and she enjoys play/ learn with it. For her sometimes the words are to fast or confusing but in general she loves it.

YESS 😂 The Toy That Raised an Entire Generation I bought the Speak & Spell 80s Retro Edition and immediately felt like I needed permission from my parents to use it. The second it powered on, I was transported back to a time when cartoons were only on Saturday mornings, TVs weighed as much as a small car, and learning to spell felt like a high-stakes game show hosted by a robot with zero mercy. That voice. You know the one. Flat. Metallic. Emotionless. It doesn’t praise you. It doesn’t comfort you. It simply announces whether you are correct or a disappointment. This thing taught spelling the same way the 80s taught everything: loudly and without apologies. The buttons are big, clicky, and gloriously plastic. Every press sounds like confidence. Or defeat. There is no in-between. You can practically hear a cassette rewinding in the background while it judges your vowel choices. And let’s talk about the experience: You sit there, staring at it, fully confident. You spell the word. It pauses. Your soul leaves your body. Kids today will think it’s a fun toy. Adults will realize autocorrect has been saving them for decades. Final thoughts: This isn’t just a toy—it’s a neon-colored time machine back to leg warmers, synth music, and being humbled by electronics that ran on pure attitude. If you survived the 80s, this will feel like home. If you didn’t, welcome to the training. 10/10. Still smarter than me. Still louder than necessary. Still perfect.

Great retro fun from my childhood. The nostalgia and fun of this toy from my childhood is so worth it still annoying American accent so still slip up on words said entirely wrong but that was half the fun as a kid

I love this can't believe I found it I had one when I was a kid and this is one toy I constantly thought about