Unnecessarily painful to transfer music
buying for a preschooler, a fan of educational toys, buying for durability
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JAN
23
2009
The title says it all. There is no reason to use a proprietary format for a music player. While most have simple transfers the fisher-price kid tough FP3 player makes its customers jump through unnecesary hoops.
I do like the design, layout and sturdiness, but it's worthless without being able to easily tranfer music.
Fisher-Price Kid Tough FP3 Player is not recommended by daddio324
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