Casdon GPS Steering Wheel. Interactive Driving Toy for Kids 18+ Months. Features Spoken Commands & Realistic Sounds. Boosts Motor Skills

Why did you choose this product over others?: Well another great product from Casdon Noise level: You have two settings on this steering wheel low and high but great fun Functionality: Excellent Functionality Value for money: Yes because it's a quality toy Entertainment value: Brilliant entertainment value and we have all had a go Quality: Top quality item from Casdon

Purchased this for my 3 yo Princess who always wants to sit at front of car with Daddy and ‘pretend drive’! She loves it as she follows my instructions using the indicators etc great educational toy teaching left, right, straight ahead and basic road safety. 4 stars given because after a while loss of interest. However, great toy, keeps them entertained and would recommend.

I’ve had the chance to try this steering wheel toy with my child, and it’s been a fun addition to their playtime. What stands out most is the interactive aspect. The sat nav voice prompts and driving sounds make it feel more engaging than a basic toy, and my child enjoyed pretending to follow directions and “drive” around. It’s simple, but effective in encouraging imaginative play. The size and weight are well suited for younger children, and it’s easy to carry around, which makes it useful for keeping them entertained on the go as well. On the downside, the sounds can become a bit repetitive after a while, and the features are quite straightforward, so it may not keep older children interested for long. (+)Interactive and engaging Easy to use Portable and lightweight (-)Repetitive sounds Limited depth of features

Brought for my son age 4 who is car obsessed and likes to drive at the same time as me this toy is very intractable it give you four option home petrol doctors or shopping you press one and it says directions and tells you to slow down and speed up it also flashes when turn just like a real car best of it all the wheel actually turns too great value for money. It has a noise level option so quite or loud which is even better . It also takes 3 AA batteries so don’t forget to buy them too .

OK, but not great quality and may not last long with a 3 year old.

My 2 year old grandson loves this - very realistic. Great sounds.

Bought this for our 3 1/2 year old to keep her occupied in the car. Was easy to insert batteries and construct but the base of the toy does not fit under the booster seat as it is not long enough and would not be stable, also her arms would not be long enough to then play the game easily. Rectified this by her holding it between her legs and seems ok. She has managed to play the sat nav game but mainly uses it to drive like mummy and daddy which means she keeps her eyes on the road and is not suffering as much from travel sickness. As the item was less than £10 when we bought it is exceptional value for money especially when compared to other steering wheels that are aimed at younger children and so would not interest her. As for durability, we have only had for a couple of weeks but it has been dropped and hasn't broken which is a good sign and the plastic does seem quite tough.

We go on a lot of car journeys with our 3 year old so brought this and he likes to pretend his driving. Great entertainment. Helps them learn left & right and easy instruction for the kids to follow when playing. Noise is clear and right volume. Good quality for the price and easy for my little one to carry

Awesome toy for my son who loves to drive

Unser kleiner Sohn nutzt das Lenkrad immer wieder, um wie Papa zu lenken und zu hupen :) Englische Sprache (was die Kleinen heutzutage ohnehin verstehen) Uns, als Fahrer ist das Lenkrad nicht zu laut...es soll Spass machen und gerade die Fahrgeräusche (Motor/Blinker/Navi) sind es ja, die sein sollen. Schöne Idee

Tiene muchos botones, gira super bien y en los viajes en coche mi niño va súper entretenido conduciendo

My almost four year-old grandson and eight year old granddaughter still have to negotiate terms of sharing this toy that we keep in our car. Endlessly amusing with British terminology-“To the petrol station! To the doctor’s surgery!”-along with amusing encouraging comments when the directions given are correctly executed, “Wicked!”, and so forth. It has deeper possibilities of usage than I even realized when I bought it. Learning left and right turns and proper signaling, following directions, etc.. It has been slung around in the back seat in all weather for two years, and I don’t think we’ve even had to change the batteries. This is a stand out toy. We should probably stock up on another for the next generation, as so many really great toys seem to disappear. Like what happened to all the fun, noisy friction toys that lit up with harmless sparks? The old ones cost a fortune on eBay and no one is producing them today. No batteries required-why make them? So nab one or two of these really witty steering wheels while you can; some kid will love you for it. And no, I don’t own any part of this company but I wish I did.

Grandson loves this. Keeps him entertained for ages