John Deere Preschool Johnny Tractor Flashlight

My grandson is 22 months old this flashlight is perfect for his little hands. He enjoys turning it on. The flashlight has a timer so it does turn itself off. A great gift for a toddler

This flashlight John Deere Tractor is very durable and my grandchildren love to play with it with their other tractors or on the fort for light. They also use is as an extra when walking into dark rooms. It is a toy and a light Super cute.

It is so cute, but there is no off button. It will automatically turn off itself which was frustrating at first for my grandson.

My son loves this toy and has played with it multiple times a day since receiving it. He enjoys squeezing the trigger to see the reaction of the light. I do wish that you could turn the light off with the squeeze of the trigger but it is on a timer and automatically shuts off which can also be beneficial for battery life.

This is a great choice for a 2 year old . We have a play area in a closet . He enjoys watching the light on the wall.

I got exactly what I was expecting when I ordered the light. The only problem I saw was that there were no real operating instructions - there was no mention of the 30 second timeout on the light and it came as a surprise when the light came on but no way to turn it off. I then timed the light until it went out and discovered the timeout. Other than that, it was great.

This product is very cute and well made. I was disappointed though because you can not turn the flashlight off. It is times to automatically go off by itself. Very confusing for a toddler. Fortunately, it's wheels spin so the little guy I gave it to was more happy about the fact that he could push it around rather than the flashlight option itself.

This is a well-made little vehicle, easy for a small child to handle but, perhaps, ill-designed as a flashlight. Before I gave it as gift, I myself was confused and annoyed that I couldn't turn it off. Of course, its timed auto shut-off has justification to prevent batteries from running down when child leaves it on. However, kids' early fascination with switches, buttons, handles seems based on the two-part logic of on/off, open/close, lock/unlock. When my two-year-old grandson turns it on, his lack of control to turn it off and on again is frustrating, feeling like this is not the way things are supposed to work. At the same time, if it was really needed as a flashlight for.... say, camping...the auto shut could become annoying.

My grandson absolutely loves the John Deere flashlight. Not only can he play with it as a tractor but also uses the flashlight in his fort. He was so thrilled when he received it.