Customer Reviews for VEVOR Baby Spacecraft Musical Table Toys for 1-3 Years Old, Learning Activity Desk with Space Theme & Soft-glow Star Projector & 60+ Sound Sources, Toddler Learning Table for Kids 6+ Months

Great and baby loves it

The activity table is engaging and well designed for little ones, with lots of sounds, lights, and buttons to keep them entertained. The space theme is cute and the soft glow star projector adds a fun extra feature that makes it feel more interactive. The sounds and music keep toddlers interested, while the different activities help encourage sensory play and fine motor skills. It feels sturdy and works well for babies and toddlers as they grow. A fun learning toy that keeps little kids busy and engaged.

Daughter loves this. Has been a favorite of hers for a few weeks now. Which says a lot since she is just over a year old and likes something different every day. There is a good variety of music and sounds this thing makes so it isn't super repetitive and annoying. The battery lasts long and we haven't replaced it yet. The size of this is on the small side and she likes to flip it over and it hasn't broken. A couple small issues though: there isn't an automatic shut off on the turn table. If she walks away from it, it will keep playing until I go shut it off. My other comment would be there isn't a volume control, it is loader than other musical toys.

This is a really nice toy with lots of activities to keep your toddler busy for quite some time. The box indicates it's for 6 months and up but there are a couple small parts that you might want to remove first if your kid still puts things in their mouth (the spaceship/whistle and the astronaut that can easily be pulled off). The sound quality is quite good, both for the music and the speaking features. The legs are sturdy and attach/detach easily. My toddler sized building blocks did not fit on the building block surface, but perhaps they are not the Duplo size that is supposed to fit this table. The instruction book is awful, poorly translated Chinglish. You might as well toss the book and figure everything out yourself. Hint: the blue button changes the piano keys.

I ordered this for my one-year-old to play with now and also with the idea that it could be used later when our next baby is old enough. It’s a decent little activity table with several things to interact with, like buttons, textures, and sounds, which keeps him interested. I specifically ordered this for him to use his larger building blocks on. He especially likes running his toy cars over the bumps on the surface for the sound and feel. We like that it helps keep certain toys in one area rather than scattered around the room. Since we co-sleep, it’s also helpful in the morning because he’ll go over to the two small activity tables at the corner of our room and play with them for a few minutes, which gives us enough time to get up and get moving before the chaos of day really starts. This not an all encompassing kind of toy. It won't keep a toddler engaged for hours, but it works as a good toy to place in a room with few of them if you need to be in there and keep your kiddo with you. I also like toys that are easy to take or store at grandmas house as we drive 2 hours out to get there and need something that isn't his primary toy to keep him occupied and he won't be devastated if it is left there. In general the build quality is pretty sturdy and the table legs have a click in buttoned latch on both sides of the table. Overall, solid small activity table that doesn't take up much space and if you can catch it on sale a pretty good value.

I got this space-themed table to keep at my house for when my newborn grandson gets a little older. We already have toys here for my granddaughter, but not many that are boy themed, so I wanted something fun that he can grow into over the next year or so. Assembly was very easy. The legs simply snap on and stay securely in place, but you can also press the button on each leg to remove them if you want to use the table as a floor toy. I actually like that option because it works well for younger babies during tummy time or for sitting play. With the legs attached, the table feels stable. It’s fairly short, so it’s not really designed for taller toddlers to stand at, but it’s a good height for younger toddlers who are just starting to stand and for kids sitting and playing. There are quite a few activities packed into the table. The spaceship and rocket pieces come off so kids can play with them separately. In the center, the projector, spaceman, and spaceship spin in a circle and play music when you pull the lever, and it stops when you push the lever back the other way. Another nice feature is that the activity top can be flipped over to reveal a building surface where kids can attach blocks (blocks are not included). This adds another way to play and helps extend the usefulness of the table as kids get older. There are also several songs and sound effects that play when the music button is pressed, Most of the sounds and phrases are clear, although a couple of them are a little harder to understand. The table also has two volume settings. The star projector is a fun idea, but it doesn’t project high enough to reach the ceiling, so you don’t really see the stars unless something is placed above it for the light to shine onto. Also, nothing else on the table lights up. I think it would have been even more engaging if the piano keys or percussion buttons lit up when pressed. Overall, this is a fun activity table with a good mix of sounds, music, and hands-on play elem

I read reviews and saw that the legs were short but my baby is only 6 months so I wasn’t going to use them anywho. I didn’t realise the entire table itself was so tiny. But for 25 dollars I think it’s worth it. I do get annoyed by some of the accents in the talking and songs like when it sings ABC’s (likely English isn’t first language), but that’s how a lot of toys are. My baby likes it. It’s got a lot of different things to play with. The underside looks like you could use some sort of Lego’s. Pretty decent toy.

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.