Product Review: Comfy Easy PC NG Learning System & Let's Imagine

Comfy brings easy learning to toddlers with this fun and entertaining PC keyboard and gaming system. Don't just add a new game to your toddler's early learning; add a whole new way for kids to learn on the computer with the Comfy Easy PC NG Keyboard and some easy and fun games for them to play.

Ease of Use, Performance: 24/25, Look & Feel: 22/25,
Features 22/25, How much They enjoy 23/25

Total: 91/100

The perfect environment for testing the Comfy Easy PC NG Learning System is the daycare my wife works at. Kids range in her room from 3 to 5 years old and there are anywhere from 6 to 12 at any time. The kids want the Easy PC over the other computer sitting right next to it because they have fun and enjoy the keyboard that they can use when they first sit down.

A more definite approval cannot be had from adults, when the kids want to play on it, the Easy PC System passes the test and then some. The Comfy Easy PC NG Learning System consists of a keyboard that has 19 buttons, a roller bar, a stop button and a phone. The buttons are in four groups and have four distinct uses while the roller bar is for speeding and slowing down an animation. The phone has no working parts inside it but the receiver activates when you pick up and hang up the phone to make the PC ring and call someone on the game.

The whole idea of the Comfy PC Learning System is to have a keyboard that kids can start using right away and not have to understand more than push a button or pick up the phone. They can certainly understand these easy concepts and starting kids off early in computer use is becoming an essential tool for early childhood development in today's computer age.

The Comfy PC keyboard has the four groups of keys with the center four being musical instruments for the main game included with the Comfy PC Learning System. The Five buttons with the various characters will animate them or can be used to call them using the phone. The three large buttons with the moon sun and storm clouds use weather for interactive learning and the color buttons are for both color recognition as well as shapes.