Osmo

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

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About Osmo

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

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Kate V
GB

Coding Awbie is an amazing game! My 8 year old son has autism and it's been a struggle to get him to connect with games and activities. I got the Osmo Coding Bundle and I thought it would take specific instruction repeatedly, step by step, for him to get it. But within a few days it clicked and he really got it! The manipulatives really help keep his attention and it's great for fine motor skills too! He loves the Coding game so much and has gotten so excited about it that now I am seeing future career possibilities in computer coding and programming for him!

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Takeo
GB

Poorly translated Poorly translated. Huge mistakes in French in the pronunciation or other bugs that make no sense. The idea is great but seeing the price I really find it unacceptable that it contains such Language errors. Also the fact that you have to log in to update each apps from osmo world is time consuming for no reason. Could you work on the existing apps rather than developing more that require parents to buy new tools ?

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Jennifer Nixon
GB

Never too late to start! Our daughter received Osmo as a gift for her 7th birthday, some of the starter games are a little easy for her, but she still has a really good time learning and exploring because it is all new to her. She loves the masterpiece app and sharing her drawing videos with her grandparents. Words is really good practice for her upcoming spelling bee and she loves the ocean, so playing Numbers and learning about animals is right on point for her (and probably most kids)! These apps are expertly designed and she never feels like she is learning.

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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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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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