Osmo

195 Page Mill Road, Suite 105, 94306, Palo Alto, CA, United States
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2.55
Based on 20 Reviews

5

25.00%

4

10.00%

3

5.00%

2

15.00%

1

45.00%
About Osmo

Osmo merges tactile exploration with innovative technology, actively engaging children in the learning process.

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Joslyn Bloodworth
GB

It has made such an improvement! My son is 5 and loves doing homeschool, but struggles with language arts and drawing Just a few months of working with his Osmo Genius Family Pack, he has started to write his letters, has gotten interested in reading and is showing an improvement in his creativity skills. Not only does he love his math games where he is ahead, but he's excited to work on ABC's, Squiggle Magic and Costume Party. I love seeing him excited about something he used to fight against.

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Steve Craig
GB

To many marketing emails I like the games for my 6 year old but the constant emails trying to sell more products is getting really old . No matter how many times I unsubscribe they keep coming everyday multiple times . I will never buy anything else from this company if they can’t respect your wishes

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Tina
GB

I wish I'd seen these reviews before… I wish I'd seen these reviews before buying their stick hoover. I went by other reviews, which were clearly fake. No one returning my emails for return. I'm stuck with a really useless product. Took ages to arrive from China. Scam seems to be the word.

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Lisa Segelquist
GB

This company charged my card but never sent the product nor a confirmation of the order. This company charged my card but never sent an order confirmation, nor a tracking number, nor the product that was due to arrive ahead of a trip. When I try to call the CS # it is constantly busy.

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Dawn Burton
GB

I do think it is better than a regular app I do think it is better than a regular app because their are tangible items to manipulate. But like many things interest does quickly fade and there isn't much change in the program. So once the kids complete it. When they redo it, it becomes less and less interesting until they no longer want to touch the toy. Moving forward I do not think it is worth the MSRP price. But if it were discounted below $20 I would consider another game.

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