Customer Reviews for VEVOR Baby DJ Playset for Toddlers 1-3, Educational Musical Table Toys with 133 Sound Sources, Recording and LED DJ Turntable, Baby Activity Table for Birthday, Gift for Kids Aged 6+ Months

The keyboard part is so fun! The legs are not reliable! I took them OFF! The legs Do Not stay on! My Grandson had a leg fall off the unit while playing, the unit fell backwards with him and he was twisted in the three legs that were left! He could have Really hurt himself trying to get loose. He scrapped his forehead and leg. It happened so Fast! Scary! It took the legs off and put them in the trash!

Pile non comprise (même si noté dans la description). Pied en plastique : quand tu les montes, tu as l’impression qu’ils vont se péter. Photo +- mensongère, car c’est vraiment tout petit, probablement mis dans la description, mais je ne l’ai toujours pas lue celle-ci. Rien ne fonctionnait car il n’y avait pas de pile, et au prix du pétrole, pas envie d’acheter des piles. Le produit est sympa pour les chats, qui n’ont ni besoin de pile, ni besoin de pied, ni besoin de lire la description. PS : il est important de lire la description. Bisous bisous, au revoir.

Cute toy I wish it was a little taller for my 1 yr toddler

TLDR: This baby DJ table is a big hit for engagement, lights, sounds, and interactivity keep little ones jamming for hours and support skills from tummy time to standing play, but it’s flimsy, feels smaller than photos suggest (even with accurate dimensions), and the cheap plastic and tinny sounds lower the overall quality. Fun toy that delivers joy, just don’t expect premium durability. I was excited about this Full-Sensory Learning DJ table. The idea of lights, music, textures, and effects encouraging fine-motor skills, early words, and visual tracking seemed ideal for my 10-month-old discovering cause and effect. With 15 tunes, 26 phrases, 43 MIDI effects, piano modes, record/playback, and a cute LED turntable, it promised endless exploration. The 3-in-1 grow-with-me design is smart: legs snap on quickly for sit- or stand-and-play, or remove them for tummy time. Battery-powered (3 AA, not included) means no cords, and anti-slip pads add some steadiness. My baby was instantly hooked, tapping buttons, watching lights, giggling at phrases and beats. It held her attention for long stretches, turning playtime into little dance parties. The downsides became clear quickly. The plastic feels thin and cheap, giving the whole thing a flimsy vibe that doesn’t match the “durable ABS body” description. In person, it looks noticeably smaller than the product images imply, even though the listed dimensions are correct, the scale feels off. I wouldn’t trust it as support for pulling up to stand; it wobbles too much under real pressure or enthusiastic play. The sounds are typical budget-toy quality: tinny and a bit grating after a while (parents might want earplugs nearby), but kids don’t care, they love the instant feedback from every tap. Overall, it’s a solid entertainer that nails engagement and developmental play: big smiles, catchy (if cheesy) beats, and plenty to explore. If you want something to spark joy and keep a baby busy without expecting it to last forever, it works

This child’s DJ table is a mixed bag for us. First, it’s definitely smaller than I expected even though the measurements are clearly listed in the product description. That one’s on me, but it still felt tiny when we set it up. It does have some fun features, though. There are two volume levels, it makes a lot of different sounds and lights up. My 2.5 year old loves it, and even my 7 year old has fun playing around with it. That said, it’s very obviously made of cheap plastic. The legs were frustrating to install and don’t stay on, which makes me question how durable it will be long term. For the quality, I do think it’s overpriced. Overall, it’s fun and keeps the kids entertained, but I wouldn’t expect it to hold up for very long.

The pictures on the listing is very misleading- that's the companies fault. But the measurements are clearly listed so it's the consumers fault for not reading and expecting something different other than whats mentioned. I own up to that. The legs are short-if you look at my pic, it's only like 2 inches taller than my hand. It's about the size of my forearm. The piano/keyboard is a decent size. its the size expected to be a kids toy. But, although it is small, my daughter loves it. I cant stand it because it's so loud and sharp/harsh but she loves it because it's stimulates her. I wouldnt dare let her play with this after 4pm because I want her to start winding down for the evening. It's cheap- as my husband would call it, it's "Chinese" cheap. You can tell it's made in China. The plastic is cheap but it's affordable so Im fine with it. And we dont keep toys forever so again...Im fine with it. This has a lot of features and keeps my daughter busy for a couple of hours. When she gets bored, she'll leave it for a few minutes but then comes back to it. It keeps her entertained and allows me to get some chores done. I feel like it's over-priced considering the quality (chinese plastic) and I feel like I could find this is something our neighborhood store (DG) would sell for $15-$20.

There's a few things that I like about this table, but there are definitely ways that it can be improved. It does have a lot for a young child to do. My daughter is 9 months old and enjoys playing with the astronaut, piano, and removable rocket, and also likes hearing the music that's played. I think it's decent for a small child or young toddler, but older than that probably not. The table itself is much smaller than I thought it would be, and since my daughter is just starting to pull herself up to stand, I thought this would be helpful. It kind of is for right now but definitely won't help her much longer given it's size. The sounds are also very loud even on the lowest setting. I had to put a piece of tape over the speaker just to muffle it. It also does not have the best sound quality and some of the music is sung with a accent so it's hard to understand. The star lights in the middle are a cool effect but it could be brighter as well. I think it works decent if you want something to entertain a young child or baby, but an older toddler may not like it as much.

Cute toy. Very entertaining for little one. My 7 month old was entertained with it. I don't understand the difference between the music mode and 'Midi' but there are several songs and sounds so it isn't too repetitive. I did expect more lights besides the one. Another downside is the volume. Even on the lower volume it is much louder than expected. I did expect it to be taller but that's my fault for not checking the dimensions. Lastly, he did pull off the little astronaut at the top, while it can be put back, any little tug and it will come off again.