What to do with a child on the road? | Articles | Gadgets, gifts and accessories

Sure­ly almost every­one loves to trav­el, it’s great to go on the road both alone and with your fam­i­ly. But not all fam­i­ly mem­bers can eas­i­ly endure, for exam­ple, 12 hours on the train. It is clear that it is not easy for chil­dren to find excit­ing activ­i­ties for them­selves. That is why we have made a selec­tion of prod­ucts that will help us find a great and use­ful activ­i­ty for a child on an air­plane, train or train. After all, you need to fight bore­dom inge­nious­ly!

1. Mini Cin­e­ma CINEMOOD Sto­ry­teller

In order to watch your favorite car­toons or movies on the road, it is no longer nec­es­sary to take a lap­top with you, to hud­dle with the whole fam­i­ly on a tablet or smart­phone. CINEMOOD is a mobile mini-cin­e­ma that can turn any sur­face into a real movie screen. So wher­ev­er you are, you can watch movies togeth­er.

In the offline CINEMOOD library, you can find car­toons, film­strips, audio fairy tales, and even lul­la­bies. The entire library is designed specif­i­cal­ly for the child!

While the eyes get tired quick­ly from a smart­phone, CINEMOOD pro­vides com­fort­able view­ing with­out eye strain in 1920x1080 for­mat. The con­ve­nient con­trol pan­el and the small size of this device allow you to take it with you any­where, and it does not heat up dur­ing oper­a­tion.

CINEMOOD is able to play videos from the built-in mem­o­ry, as well as from YouTube, Mega­Fon TV, etc.

To con­nect speak­ers or head­phones, there is a mini jack audio out­put on the case, and the device itself is made using DLP tech­nol­o­gy, like mod­ern pro­jec­tors.

2. Fibrum Pro vir­tu­al real­i­ty glass­es

Prob­a­bly there are many fans of vir­tu­al real­i­ty and the excit­ing oppor­tu­ni­ties, both gam­ing and edu­ca­tion­al, that it opens up for us. But the VR expe­ri­ence is not lim­it­ed to hel­mets and pow­er­ful com­put­ers or con­soles. You can always take vir­tu­al real­i­ty glass­es with you on the road, which will allow you to enjoy VR appli­ca­tions any­where and any­time. It is enough just to use a smart­phone.

Fibrum Pro are inex­pen­sive and com­fort­able glass­es that are com­pat­i­ble with smart­phones with a screen size of 4.5 — 5.5 inch­es. Fibrum Pro is per­fect for both adults and chil­dren, because their weight is only 120g, and the view­ing angle is even more than that of the Ocu­lus Rift — 110 degrees. At the same time, the body of the glass­es looks styl­ish and bright, and in itself is quite durable.

Fibrum Pro is com­pat­i­ble with Android and iOS smart­phones, and you can con­nect a mouse or joy­stick to them for the con­ve­nience of play­ing.

You will also be pleased that with the help of VR appli­ca­tions you can teach your child var­i­ous dis­ci­plines in a fun way, with­out dis­turb­ing oth­ers. Open the sky map, watch edu­ca­tion­al videos and videos, and of course, play edu­ca­tion­al games!

3. Puz­zle Spin Mas­ter Per­plexus Orig­i­nal

Not every­one prefers to dis­tract chil­dren from a bor­ing road with the help of mod­ern devices and gad­gets, many will pre­fer a toy or a puz­zle. Just for such par­ents, the Spin Mas­ter Per­plexus Orig­i­nal is suit­able — a maze puz­zle “Per­plexus”, in which a met­al ball must be guid­ed through a maze. Yes, many of us remem­ber the game in which you had to dri­ve the ball on a flat sur­face, but Spin Mas­ter Per­plexus Orig­i­nal offers a large maze in which all three dimen­sions are impor­tant!

The whole fam­i­ly can par­tic­i­pate in this excit­ing game, but one thing is for sure — the child will love Spin Mas­ter Per­plexus Orig­i­nal.

The game is intend­ed for chil­dren from 6 years old and has a bright and styl­ish design. It is made of durable plas­tic, which pre­vents break­age, and the dif­fi­cul­ty lev­el is 6/10.

This game will keep your child enter­tained and enter­tained for a long time.

4. Tablet Xiao­mi MiPAD 2

The tablet can pro­vide a lot of inter­est­ing and use­ful activ­i­ties for the child: mod­ern games, log­ic puz­zles, car­toons and films, and of course, books or comics. Xiao­mi MiPAD 2 is a bud­get tablet that deliv­ers amaz­ing pow­er in a light­weight and durable design. The tablet runs on Android OS and an Intel Atom x5-Z8500 proces­sor. The RAM of this device is 2GB, and the built-in mem­o­ry is 64GB, so it is pos­si­ble to store a large amount of infor­ma­tion on it, includ­ing pho­tos, lit­er­a­ture and appli­ca­tions.

The bright and rich 7.9‑inch dis­play pro­vides a beau­ti­ful image.

Xiao­mi MiPAD 2 bat­tery lasts for a long time, as the bat­tery capac­i­ty is 6190 mAh.

You can eas­i­ly entrust Xiao­mi MiPAD 2 to a child, as it weighs 322 g and is equipped with a durable glass, so that it is not afraid of falling. The pres­ence of a con­nec­tor will pro­vide the abil­i­ty to con­nect head­phones and not dis­turb oth­ers. And of course, on Google Play you will find a large num­ber of var­i­ous enter­tain­ing and edu­ca­tion­al appli­ca­tions with which the time on the road will fly by for you and the child unno­ticed.

5. Chil­dren’s binoc­u­lars Veber Eure­ka 6x21

Well, what to do with a child if you have a long trip by car? Games can get bor­ing soon­er or lat­er, and car­toons can end. But the land­scapes out­side the win­dow will con­tin­ue to change, so why not watch nature and the world around you? Chil­dren’s binoc­u­lars Veber Eure­ka 6x21 will help with this.

Made in bright col­ors and from envi­ron­men­tal­ly friend­ly and safe mate­ri­als, these binoc­u­lars are com­fort­able.

Thanks to the spe­cial design, the binoc­u­lars are light in weight, and their body is strong enough to with­stand drops. The rub­ber­ized coat­ing of the body makes it more com­fort­able to hold it in your hands.

Veber Eure­ka 6x21 binoc­u­lars use opti­cal glass lens­es that allow you to zoom in 6x.

It is worth not­ing that chil­dren’s binoc­u­lars are designed specif­i­cal­ly for chil­dren’s eyes, with adjust­ment of the dis­tance between the eye­pieces by 52–65mm. The eye­cups are com­fort­able and pro­vide pro­tec­tion against sud­den move­ments and shocks, so that the child will be com­plete­ly safe, and the kit includes a spe­cial strap that allows you to wear binoc­u­lars around your neck.