John N. Hansen20Q Classic Electronic Guessing Game New and Improved with 3 Language Options and Thousands of Outcomes

This was a replacement purchase for a 20 questions game I had purchased years ago. My grandkids are now at a great age to play it amongst themselves. I packed it for a recent overnight trip and found out it no longer worked. Grandkids were disappointed. I ordered this as replacement as soon as I got home. It works just as well as the original one I had. They are amazed that a simple game can "read their mind"...most of the time.

Works as good as the one I had 20 years ago. Thing is scary smart! 7yo loves it.

It's a piece of junk. We literally just go it today and we got maybe two games out of it and now every time me and my son try to play it it freezes up and starts doing that clicky thing. It's very disappointing because I was very excited about getting one of these and my son seem to really be having fun.

Doesn't seem to be quite as "smart' as the original.

if you know what you’re talking about example the difference between a bear and a gorilla this handheld computer was amaze you with no commercials and no charges .

I was excited to get this little toy. I used to have the earlier (round) version end enjoyed it in the odd moments when I wanted a fun diversion. I tried it last night and immediately got the "low battery" display, so I figured "no problem, I'll just change out the battery"....I happened to have the exact right size battery on hand (3 volt). Well, I just busted out my set of really TINY screwdriver heads and no matter whether I use the Phillips head or regular ones (tried several of different widths), I can't get the goddam screw to loosen, so I can't open the battery compartment. Too bad, since the thing works fine otherwise. Guess I'll just use it 'til the battery dies. Another in an endless line of cheap mass-produced crap from our Chinese friends who want to make oodles of money and can't be bothered to design a toy with an easy-opening battery compartment. NOT happy :-(

Simple and fun!

My 7yr old son asked if it can talk so he doesn't have to read it. (Eye roll) maybe that's the next big thing for this fun device. Sadly it died in 2 months & just makes a ticking noise.