This one is a huge hit in my household for learning money skills. My kids love to play store with this, developing awareness of how money works, addition and substraction skills, etc. Storage isn't the best for it, but great nonetheless.

My students (self-contained Autistic Support) love this toy. I use it to practice life skills such as counting money and role-playing going to the store. They love to engage with it for pretend play. This register is also very durable as it has been dropped and thrown.... yet it still works perfect!

My daughter loves this toy. She got it for her birthday and it's definitely her favorite toy that she received. It's really well made.

This is durable and well made. My kids loved to play with it.

I've had this cash register in my Pre-K4 classroom for two years now and it still works like new. When pressing the OPEN button to open the cash drawer, be aware that the drawer opens with force! Still, almost every time it opens, the force causes coins to fall out of the drawer. The kids love playing with it in our Farmer's Market, Pizza Restaurant and Ice Cream Shop dramatic Play centers!

Nice product

Both my kids love this register. They use the calculator to add up items when they aren't playing with the actual money too. It feels well made and is heavy.

I bought this for my grandaughter. She really enjoys the play money and making change. The product really encourages education through play.

We love this cash register and use it often to play store with household items. It is teaching my pre-K, first, and second grader math skills.

Bought this for the kids and nephews' Christmas gifts. The register is sturdy and the money looks close enough to real that the kids shouldn't have any difficulty recognizing legal tender IRL. With my 10-year-old, we talked about facing the bills (not handing the customer or cashier a wad of random bills) and how to use the calculator to figure out tax and change. It IS a calculator, so the machine won't round to the nearest cent, but you can use that as a learning opportunity.

Our 5 year old granddaughter took to this right away to use while playing store.

This cash register was a hit with my 3-year-old granddaughter. I knew she would like it since she always wants to scan items at the grocery store. The cash register will also be useful as a calculator later on.