Casdon Supermarket Till | Interactive Toy Shopping Till For Children Aged 2+ | Includes Working Calculator, Microphone, Scanner & More!

Got this for Present but everything works well. Looks and sounds good

Great till play set still going strong after 5 years play

This is a great toy and my 3 year old is growing into it understanding pretend play, dealing with money and general understanding of buying things.Pros:Pretty robustGood selection of things to do like scanning, real life calculator, microphone and credit card device which can swivel around.The buttons are all one surface and is raised slightly so it's easy to wipe down if dirty.Comes with stickers you need to stick on yourselves. could be fun for older children, but needed our help for our 3 year old.Comes with a good selection of food produce though the boxes have seen better days now, but still surviving.Comes with some plastic coins and small bank notes. Our little one started to add her own collection of pennies to the till which increased her interested.Cons:the scanner wire could be twice as long as sometimes it's a bit difficult mimic scanning.the noise of the till opening and the pressing of the buttons is a bit too noisy. Could tone it down a bit.The microphone isn't too flexible and you have speak really close to it like as though your mouth is touching it before you get the microphone effect.The till could come out a little further as it's a bit difficult reaching into the back compartments.There are no individual buttons on the chip and bin. It is just one button you can press multiple time before giving a confirmation beep.It produces an annoying loud beep if it hasn't been touched for a while, which is not great when you have a sleeping baby in the same room.All in all still great fun, even though it can do with a few improvements. Oh, and one small thing, you have to press the ON/AC button first to turn it on.

Great little till purchased for my granddaughter who loves it.I have not had any problems with opening and shutting the cash draw as long as it is on a reasonably level base.the mic is a little tinny but is still a fun part of this set.the cash that comes with it is dollars.the hand held scanner has a realistic sound and is used a lot. the card reader makes a sound after the number pad is pressed four times just like adding a four digit pin.the screen and main pad also works as a calculator or brings up individual prices of scanned items, you then press total button for final amount.comes with some grocery items which means it can be played with once the batteries are in straight away.2 x Batteries AA (Double A) NOT SUPPLIED!overall very pleased and more importantly my granddaughter loves it.highly recommend.

Surprisingly good till, everything works well. Even got one for my niece

Pretend shopping seems to be the favourite activity for my grandsons so they were delighted with this play till. It took a few minutes to set up and work out where the stickers went but they love the noises it makes and the drawer opening etc. The coins are very small and could get lost so we have removed them for now but they are happy with the card payment part. They have had hours of fun using this till and it seems quite robust so far.

Worked great for 2-3 months then it started to make 'blurred' noises instead of the 'ding' for till opening, mike only works if you cover it with the mouth, changing the batteries makes no difference. It has started to make random noises as if a button is being pressed down with no one in the vicinity. Food with it is good. The 'money' is paper and printed on 1 side and the coins were still a little small for a 3yr old (taken out before presentation). The notes I cut up used Pritt Stick and the laminated, so we have fewer but more durable notes.

I’m really happy with this purchase. It has provided many hours of entertainment to my two little boys. It has aided them in their imaginative play and it has been educational at the same time.It is realistic with lots of sounds made by the buttons. It came with everything a till would have. It has survived toddler violence and it showing little signs of wear even after 3 years.The pieces do go missing easily which is a shame, but you can pick up play money for £1 in a pound shop, and it’s worth it to keep the till in use. We have even used real money to help our 5 year old learn about it.It’s a great item and keeps my sons busy.