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Parents who want to give their little ones born into a digital world a safe and secure head start in tech might consider the children's learning tablet available with a new Wowcher deal in time for Christmas . The deal site is selling a 7-inch kids learning tablet for £34.99 - down from the usual price of £99.99. It comes with an A33 Quad Core CPU at 1.8GHz for smooth multitasking and fast app performance as well as 7-inch HD screen with capacitive touch and an 800x400 pixel resolution. For those worried about battery life, it also features a built-in 3000mAh battery that delivers up to 8 hours of audio or 2.5 hours of video playback. It also comes in eight eye-catching colours: white, black, red, purple, green, blue, orange, and rose red, so they're more difficult for little ones to lose. READ MORE: 2 in 5 girls can't concentrate in school but this product may help READ MORE: The 'fast and clear' Hisense TV that now has a massive 45% off Shoppers can also choose from different storage options including 8GB and 16GB but will have to pay more than £34.99 Shoppers will also have to add an extra £8.99 onto the price for delivery. For those looking for alternatives, there are plenty of other deals to snap up. Thanks to a new deal, Amazon is selling this Kids Fire 7 tablet for at £59.99 , designed for kids aged from three to seven. There's also the more expensive Acer 10-inch kids tablet , which costs £129.99 from Currys . It currently has 120 reviews and with users giving it 4.3 stars out of five. Despite the lack of reviews on the Wowcher tablet, the retailer has received high praise on Trustpilot, where it currently has a 4.3-star rating. One highly satisfied shopper said: "Great offers all the time, very easy to understand all the terms and great service." Another five-star reviewer added, "It was very simple and straightforward to purchase. The description of the item I’ve purchased was clear. I price-matched the items, and Wowcher was a far better price, so I'm very happy. Thank you." However, not everyone was happy with their experience, as one person wrote: "Website is really hard to understand and it doesn’t really explain about vouchers."
