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I have a hard time believing kids actually are wanting this thing. Parents wanting it for their kids, sure. But every kid would rather have an iPhone.
by razorbeamz 6mo ago
I have a hard time believing kids actually are wanting this thing.
Parents wanting it for their kids, sure. But every kid would rather have an iPhone.
- derwiki 6mo agoI think I fall into this camp of parents. It was cute but my kid definitely grew bored of it. I keep hoping that it will pick back up, and maybe it will.
- ipython 6mo agoHave an upvote. I have landlines for my kids. It was fun for about two weeks, then they had friends with FaceTime and you’re not able to compete with real time video conferencing.
- kleinishere 6mo agoProbably dependent on age of kids. For the 4yo-6yo demographic with no access to an iPhone or screen device, the analog phone is a blast. And family/friends, especially those living elsewhere, are having fun with it. Admittedly, we’re a month in but I’d be surprised if interest zeroed any time soon. Run your own Asterisk server with special #0 that the kids can dial to listen to children’s podcasts, etc., it can be very entertaining.
- bdavbdav 6mo agoOur 4yo loves the landline we recently put back in for her. It’s got speed dials for all her family, and she will ring and chat to them.
- red-iron-pine 6mo ago> Run your own Asterisk server ive done that, not a fan. almost as much fun as running your own email server.