C. wyatt 2008-12-02

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

I appreciate the idea behind this musical toy, but it's absolutely FRENETIC. Talk about toys creating passive, overstimulated babies...this is a prototype. The quality of the sound is great, but to have the lights flashing in a strobe-like fashion certainly makes my baby look away immediately. I can't stand it myself.

Gift Recipient 2008-11-29

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

The Munchkin Mozart Magic Cube is practically the perfect toddler toy. My 15 month old son recieved this as a gift and at first I thought he would get bored of it rather quickly. Turns out, this is one of his favorite toys. It is durable enough to withstand being dropped, kicked and rolled around the playroom floor. He loves to play the music and dance along to it. I don't have a problem with the sound or music quality. This is one of the better sounding toys we have purchased. My son loves how the sound changes when he presses different buttons (which are large and easy for small hands to press, unlike many other similar toys). Even my 10 month niece loves this toy. This is definetly on the top of our holiday toy giving lists!

Martha K 2008-11-26

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

Instead of giving little outfits that will be outgrown in a few weeks or months, why not this music cube that will keep the little one entertained for years to come.

Snack Pup 2008-11-14

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

I love this Magic Cube. It was a gift from a friend, and is a fantastic toy. The musical selection is good, the quality of the tones is also quite good. It is the first interactive toy my four month old baby figured out how to use, though he tends to hit the sides with his feet rather than his hands. You won't regret this one!

two cats and a dog 2008-10-23

1 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

The musical sounds don't sound like the real instruments, they just sound like a cheap toy. Also, I thought each instrument would play its own melody, how it would in a real orchestra. For example, the horn would play the background, the flute a lighter melody, then all the instruments would combine to create the true melody when the orchestra button is pressed. But really, each button plays exactly the same notes except with a different instrument. I was really disappointed, and my daughter prefers the music buttons from her Tiny Love Activity Center. The ones on that toy are really neat.