- $2.99
- Category: Education
- First released: August 13, 2012
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Seller: SoundTouch
- STI.VideoTouch.Vehicles
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.
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Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 29, 2015 | 2.34 | — | 23 | $2.99 |
| December 18, 2017 | 2.40.1 | — | 25 | $4.99 |
| November 29, 2023 | 3.22 | ★ 4.6 | 17 | $2.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 14Very realistic. I didn't realize at first, but there are multiple videos behind each video showing different types of the same vehicle. Both video and audio are good quality. I would recommend to purchase!
Sometimes the app does not load the pictures and the movies stop after 3 seconds ( Ipad 1). Movies are very good except train-movies which are focused on the buildings or trees not on the train.
My 20-month-old loves this, as do my 3 and 5-year-old nephews!
Our 20-month-old loooooves this app! One request, though. Can you add the option to turn off looping? My toddler is confused by the loops; he keeps thinking it’s another truck and another truck and another. It would help keep the flow so that he keeps trying new things.
My baby loves this update based off the classic Sound Touch app. While that app was photographs of various vehicles, this version is actually video clips of those vehicles. 10-20 seconds clips of fire trucks with their sirens screeching, motorcycles revving by, and water slapping the sides of an oncoming boat. Each vehicle rotates through 4 separate video clips with each tap from your child. It is a stand alone app that if you purchase the companion apps (animals, wild animals) they will integrate into each other with a button at the bottom of the page, just like sound touch. I'd recommend this app to any parent looking for an educational app for baby- preschool!
My two year old loves this!
We have a 20 month old and bought a child safe case for our old iPhone 4s and these apps have entering our so for hours. I know people complain when the free version only offers a few but buy the entire bundle and enjoy your child staying entertained for hours! And in an educational way. <br/><br/>The video ones work the same as the photo ones, each time you tap an item it shows you a new video of that item, for example a piano being played but many versions of it each time you tap so you aren't seeing the same thing each time. <br/><br/>This set and the photo set are amazing and well worth the money.
Although these apps were designed for babies and toddlers, I've purchased every one of the Video Touch apps for my daughter who is a young adult with special needs. Autism is one of her many issues and the ability to control what she watches and to watch the same videos over and over if she chooses makes her so happy. <br/><br/>Now I have a grandson who is old enough to enjoy my iPad and he is intrigued as well. We can talk about the pictures before he starts a video and discuss what is happening just like reading a book together but with moving pictures instead.<br/><br/>The ability to set a minimum length to each video and to choose how to close the video - with a touch anywhere on the screen or by an arrow icon - are very useful so that a very inexperienced user can control the screen and then advance to a more sophisticated method when they are ready.<br/><br/>Another nice feature is that if you own more than one of the apps you will find that you only need to open one of them and all the rest are accessible from little icons at the bottom screen.<br/><br/>I have purchased quite a number of apps specifically for my daughter and the Video Touch apps are among the best that I own. Each video is recorded beautifully and intriguing to watch and the developer has continued to augment and improve them over time. I highly recommend all of the Video Touch apps.
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