Customer Reviews

Viewmaster Finding Nemo Deluxe Gift Set

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

The viewmaster works fine and looks nice. It's easy enough to use and seems pretty durable. The main complaint that I have is that the reels have a lot of scary pictures - sharks and big whales behind the fish and so on. Some of the pictures are really nice, but too many have sharks and scary looking scenes. My daughter wouldn't look at it at first because of the scary pictures and then I taught her to look quickly and change it. (She's almost 3). My son is very scared of these pictures and I make sure it is a "nice" one before I show him. He's 1 and a half.

I bought this toy for my grandson's 2nd birthday. In fact, he just opened it a few minutes ago and was mesmerized by the "real-life" pictures. I took a peek myself and found it had very vibrant colors and a great 3-D effect. With the selection of extra "reels" available, I know he will be able to enjoy this toy as his taste in cartoons changes. The case that comes with the set is also a very nice addition.

I was excited to buy a viewmaster for my son, since I loved my viewmaster when I was a kid. The Nemo one was on sale for $5 (I think it was originally $10) and I'm glad I didn't pay full price. The viewmaster machine seems to be made of cheaper materials than the classic viewmaster. It came with 3 or 4 discs, which were great, but the viewmaster kept getting stuck and the disk wouldn't turn. Very frustrating for me, so imagine what a toddler will do.

I think that $5 was too much for this piece of junk.

We bought our at Disney World only to find it at Toys R Us for $9.99. Our 2 1/2 year old loves it! We also found extra "slides" (Thomas - if we had only known they have a Thomas View Master).

Being an 80's baby, I grew up having the red viewmaster. I didn't even know that they made these anymore. When I saw it, I had to get one for my two year old son. I just need some more slides to watch.

Bought this because I had a view master as a kid that gave me LOTS of entertainment. I still had a stack of mint condition vintage wheels with Disney stories and classics. Unfortunately our son was more interested in poking out the film frames than watching them. Ended up giving it away. Still a good product for a child who is less inquisitive about how things work.

I gave my 2 year old daughter a Viewmaster for Christmas and it has turned out to be one of her favorite toys to play with. She has as much fun with it as I did with one when I was a kid.
It makes a grea toy that the little ones can share with others as they see all the different things when she pulls the handle and the picturers change.