Two kids playing with video walkie-talkies in a sunny backyard
📺 FOR PARENTS TIRED OF IPAD FIGHTS

7 Reasons Parents Hand Kids Video Walkie-Talkies Instead

Parents who dread the iPad fight are trying a screen that works with the backyard.

The daily battle often starts because most toys have no screen to compete with. These walkie-talkies have a real camera and screen, so kids see each other live while they talk. Here are seven reasons parents pick up the 2-pack.

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Child holding a walkie-talkie showing a friend's live video
01 LIVE VIDEO · REAL CAMERA AND SCREEN

It gives kids a live video screen to play with outside

Most outdoor toys have no screen at all, so they lose the argument before it starts. Each walkie-talkie has a real camera and screen, and the two units send live video to each other. Kids get the screen they like, in the yard.

Girl pressing push-to-talk on a video walkie-talkie outdoors
02 PUSH-TO-TALK · LIVE VIDEO

It lets kids talk while they see each other live

Audio-only radios give kids a voice and nothing to look at. Here, kids press to talk and watch the other face on screen at the same moment. That live picture is what keeps the conversation going.

Two boys on a lawn using video walkie-talkies across the yard
03 TWO UNITS · LIVE VIDEO BETWEEN THEM

It sends live video between two walkie-talkies, face to face

Each unit has its own camera and its own screen. When one kid points the camera, the other sees it live. Two walkie-talkies come in the box, so the video link works the day it arrives.

Boy hiding behind a tree with a video walkie-talkie during a game
04 HIDE & SEEK · BACKYARD MISSIONS

It turns hide and seek into a mission with live video

One kid hides and the other follows the live picture and voice. Backyard missions and camping trips give the screen a job, so it becomes part of the game. Kids move around while they play.

Pair of kids video walkie-talkies on a picnic table
05 2-PACK · $34.99

It arrives as a pair, so two kids can start right away

The 2-pack covers both players, with no second purchase needed. At $34.99 for the pair, it fits into the weekend plans you already have. Use it in the yard, at the park, or on a camping trip.

Parent on a porch watching kids use walkie-talkies in the yard
06 PUSH-TO-TALK · YOU SET THE RULES

It fits the screen rules you already have at home

You decide where and when it gets used, same as any toy. It does not replace watching, so you stay in charge of playtime. Push-to-talk keeps it simple for kids to pick up and use.

Parents smiling as kids play with walkie-talkies in the yard
07 CUSTOMER REVIEWS · ON THIS PAGE

It backs up the parents who already plan outdoor time

You already suggest the yard, set the limits, and handle the 14th "I'm bored." This adds the one thing those plans lacked: a screen kids can carry outside. Read what customers say in the reviews below.