Compare the Latest 8 LeapFrog Tablet Computers 2019
Here are the latest LeapFrog tablet computers in increasing order (To compare any of the 8 models, just click their Add to compare button):
Based on its aggregated rank of 75%, we determined that the LeapFrog Epic Academy Edition is currently Alphachooser's best LeapFrog tablet computer 2019. We also believe that our 168 reviews sampled from our sources give us a high confidence level (more on confidence levels) that justifies to call it a "no-brainer best choice."
The six latest LeapFrog (as of January, 2019)
LeapFrog Ultimate
Avg. rating: (74%) (336 reviews over 4 sources)We're not exactly sure what the 8GB LeapFrog Ultimate tablet has done to merit its name, but its kid-safe browser, shatter-resistant 7-inch display, equipped parental controls, and personalized Just For Me learning approach are indeed promising specs.
LeapFrog LeapPad Platinum
Avg. rating: (76%) (769 reviews over 4 sources)Leapfrog's 7-inch entry into their LeapPad series of learning tablets, with a shatter-proof display and integrated bumper, running on its own LeapPad ecosystem with parental controls and kid-friendly learning applications and games.
LeapFrog LeapPad Glo
Avg. rating: (74%) (280 reviews over 3 sources)Its 2-megapixel front-facing camera actually outshines those used by some entry-level tablets (some still use VGA selfie cameras), but the LeapFrog LeapPad Glo just emits a basic kid-oriented glow, carrying around ordinary specs, such as a 480 x 272 screen resolution, 4GB of integrated memory, and a 0.55GHz CPU.
LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra XDi
Avg. rating: (72%) (1759 reviews over 4 sources)This 7-inch tablet caters to children with its kid-friendly apps, two 2-megapixel cameras, and a 6-hour usage time.
LeapFrog LeapPad3
Avg. rating: (74%) (1610 reviews over 4 sources)A basic kids tablet with an impact-resistant construction, that features a cartridge slot for its LeapTV games, a 4GB memory, a removable stylus, and tries to impress users with its dedicated app store, that sadly only offers paid apps.
LeapFrog LeapPad 2
Avg. rating: (72%) (246 reviews over 4 sources)A small rugged 5-inch kids's tablet that sadly comes pre-installed with only nine learning apps, claiming to offer over a thousand games and apps for download, which unfortunately require purchase.
Two recent Android tablet computer models
LeapFrog Epic Academy Edition
Avg. rating: (75%) (168 reviews over 3 sources)The 7-inch LeapFrog Epic Academy Edition tablet, on top of the usual kid-friendly specs like parental and time controls and a learning library, boasts additional content from LeapFrog Academy (for three free months) and an enhanced (but still below-average over-all) 7-hour working duration.
LeapFrog Epic 7
Avg. rating: (72%) (814 reviews over 3 sources)The LeapFrog Epic offers up to six hours of usage on a range of pre-selected Android apps, including its playable home screen and daily surprises
