Sago Mini Sound Box

Sago Mini Sound Box

by Sago Sago Toys Inc.

17 ratings
50 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 16, 2013
  • July 30, 2016
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About

This interactive musical app introduces toddlers to the world of sound and music through playful exploration. Children can tap to create sounds, tilt to watch them tumble, and discover a variety of cheerful noises from instruments to animals. It's designed for independent discovery and shared play without interruptions.

Nine different sound makers
Explore diverse sounds
Play and learn musical scales
Tilt to hear sounds interact
Move sounds with finger
Multi-touch for shared play
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What's New in Sago Mini Sound Box

1.4

July 30, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Sound Box is all fixed up and ready to play!

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User reviews

Why did this happen you can only pop one at a time

Both of these circles did not change size. Now I cannot make my own sound you like best. I hope you enjoyed. 😞

Cute and fun!

Simple, fun and delightful. A must-have for the little ones, without ads and in app purchases. It created loads of giggles!

Could be better.

My daughter loves playing with this app, but the sounds aren't the only key feature. Playing with the sound OFF is often what I need for her. The app does NOT respect the silent switch so I'm unable to easily give her the app in a quieter location.

The first time I launched this app at Church I was mortified when the app screamed out at full volume "Sago Mini!!!" I wasn't impressed.

Sure, now that I know that the app is incompetent I can hold my hand tight against the speaker and crank the audio down.

Respecting the mute switch would be a much nicer feature. I would even change my rating to 5 stars for that.
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Great fun; son loves it too

The Saigo Mini games are always entertaining and this one is no exception. With lots of fun sounds and balls bouncing around my little guy really enjoys playing with it and it doesn't drive me crazy (bonus!)

Awesome

My 2 year old is so good with it. He says a dog says woof. And other sounds!!😊 I'm felling really good with it!!

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FAQ

What does Sago Mini Sound Box do?

Sago Mini Sound Box is a musical app designed for toddlers that allows them to explore sounds and music through interactive play. Users can tap to create sounds, tilt the device to see them tumble, and discover a variety of cheerful noises from instruments, animals, and more.

What are the key features of Sago Mini Sound Box?

Key features include choosing from nine different sound makers, exploring a wide range of sounds from wind chimes to animal noises, playing and learning musical scales, tilting the device to hear sounds interact, and moving sounds around the screen with a finger. It also supports multi-touch for shared play.

Is Sago Mini Sound Box free to use?

Yes, the application is free to use. It explicitly states that there are no in-app purchases or third-party advertising, allowing for uninterrupted discovery.

What age group is Sago Mini Sound Box recommended for?

The app is specifically recommended for toddlers and preschoolers. Its intuitive design and engaging sounds are tailored to introduce very young children to music and sound exploration in a fun and accessible way.

How does Sago Mini Sound Box help children learn?

Children can learn about cause and effect by tapping to create sounds, explore different tones and colors, and begin to understand basic musical scales. The interactive nature of the app encourages curiosity and provides a playful introduction to auditory concepts.