I ordered this tablet for my toddler who is three and really enjoys technology. He has already explored his leapfrog and Little Apps tablet. He knows his alphabet, numbers, and so much more from using these little devices. I wanted to find something else now that he could explore. I have pursued a new computer type of learning device and have looked heavily at the options available. I read through the reviews on this tablet and decided to give it a go. The screen does scratch as I have read. The touch pen provided is soft on the top but if it is jabbed excitedly at the screen, it will easily scratch the screen. This happened within the first hour of my toddler enjoying the tablet. I synced it up on my computer with leap connect to ensure I had all the appropriate software. There are things that can be purchased as well. There are a lot of demos and many games are provided. It takes some time to turn on when the button is hit. There is a neat coin store where the child can buy new things with coins they have earned from games and unlock more content based on their achievements. He was able to play a lot of the games but others were too complicated. Sometimes the pen would not pick up the object and even when I tried. This was confusing to him and he was doing it correctly. We had a couple of times of tears because of the Leap Ultimate. Even with assistance, he became unimpressed and unhappy with the tablet. The content may be appropriate for a slightly older child. Instead, I have decided to go with something else that has a two-year (no matter what) warranty and endless content provided for a full year. I can also watch his progress while he learns and explores. This just wasn't up his ally. It also needs a lot of extra purchases when the content is fully explored. It has a spot for cartridges. The Leap Ultimate is not listed under the devices that are supported by leap connect subscription. I suspect that the subscription will develop new games over time. However, the new device I ordered can still use leap Academy technology when I get a subscription. It seems a little counterproductive to have this when it scratches easily and the content has not been as entertaining for him. I can easily install leap Academy content on his new device. This same content can be explored on devices I already own. Leap Academy is compatible with LeapPad® Academy, LeapFrog Epic™, Epic™ Academy Edition, VTech® KidiBuzz™ or Amazon Fire® tablets!!!; Windows® or macOS® computers; and most Android™ or iOS® phones and tablets using a Wi-Fi connection. Bottom Line- I do still think this could be some fun for older children. However, I have found another option that has content that is up to his ally as he grows and can download the content that is on this device with a separate subscription if I would like. It will grow with him now and will get new content over time as he gets older. The possibilities are endless with our new tablet but the possibilities seem somewhat limited with the Leap Ultimate.