Jovow 2 in 1 Baby Gym with Walker,Baby Play Mat with 5 Infant Learning Sensory,Double-Sided Multifunctional Removable Play Piano Panel,Sit-to-Stand Learning Walker for 0-24 Months Boy Girl [Orange]

My son loves this and it was so easy to put together

I’ve tried to adjust every angle every height to let my baby play with it on tummy time or on his back while he kicks, but it is just either way too low or way too high. I have to prop it up on a pillow or something for him to play with it on his back because it’s like literally right in front of his face. In order for him to kick it I have to have a pillow behind so it doesn’t move and propped up because it has a weird low angle and it also moves. I would definitely return it if I didn’t throw away the box

I got this as a walker for my son and we ended up getting one for Christmas from someone else. So I have a fisher price baby gym and walker as 2 separate devices and this single device that does both to compare and contrast.Design:The design of this product is very interesting, I can only define it as engineered, there was clearly a bunch of thought put into making it as flexible as possible as parts are adjustable on it. Neither of the other products do that at all.Sturdyness:This is overall more sturdy and better rolling than the other one I have.Functionality as a walker:There is more room in the “footwell” on this device and the adjustable level of the handle and arms allows much height adjustment for your child. The wheels also have a rubber ring on them that gives it lateral stability where the other product doesn’t. This is more sturdy feeling than my other walker. This is clearly a superior walker.Functionality as a Gym:All the toys rattle which my son likes, they also clink together which he enjoys. I feel like some texture diversity would be nice. There are tiny rubber ears one part but otherwise they are all the same hard plastic with rattle beads in them.The width of the product is slightly less, then the other gym I have. This stops my son from rolling over under it which could be good or bad.The way the the toy arm works its not far enough from the piano to allow him to use his feet on it. Which makes the piano less practical to use.The main issue I have with this product is the piano has no words. It has modes that make it play little songs and make it make single or multiple noises per touch. But it isn’t as usable and it doesn’t help with language skills in any way.Over all I really like the product as a walker with many added features and will use it that way for my son, but I don’t think it replaces the play gym for over all interactive play.