The Top 3 Best LeapFrog Tablet Computers (As Of July 2020)
Here are the top 3 LeapFrog tablet computers followed by a list of their latest models:
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Considering its aggregate ranking of 82%, we conclude that the LeapFrog Epic Academy Edition is, as of now, Alphachooser's best LeapFrog tablet computer 2020. Alphachooser also concludes that our sample of 1299 reviews across multiple sources gives us a high confidence level (more on confidence levels) that justifies calling it a "no-brainer best choice."
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With its 4 stars computed from 1106 reviews, here is second best LeapFrog tablet computer. * Our list is based on a full analysis of hundreds of reviews from across the web.
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The five latest LeapFrog kid tablets (as of July, 2020)
LeapFrog Ultimate
Avg. rating: (81%) (1106 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 Epic Academy Edition
Avg. rating: (82%) (1299 reviews over 4 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: (79%) (326 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
LeapFrog LeapPad Platinum
Avg. rating: (85%) (615 reviews over 3 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: (76%) (257 reviews over 2 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.
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Three recent tablet computer models
LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra XDi
Avg. rating: (81%) (1390 reviews over 5 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: (79%) (2306 reviews over 3 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 LeapPad2
Avg. rating: (79%) (400 reviews over 3 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.
