Just received the new Tanoshi Scholar.  It arrived earlier than what Amazon said it would!  It's a gift for my nephew and it's the upgrade from the first Tanoshi 2-and-1.  I opened it up and started setting it up, as an adult has to set it up, before handing it to the kid/child.This one, the Scholar feels well built.  It's heavier, but it feels solid and rugged.  It's still lighter than my work laptop.  You can't beat the price for a computer that is designed for a kid.The set up was easy; just follow the Quick Start Guide.  The buttons are a bit harder to push, like the power and volume.  I can see this Scholar is a rugged computer that looks like it could handle some bumps.A big selling point is the parental controls that are free for life.  I played around with the parental control app; I liked the easy to use and pre set features.  It is pretty cool that the parent has the ability to monitor and turn off the Scholar, from the parent's mobile, whether it is an Android or iPhone.  The child has to get permission to download an app from the Google Play Store.During these times, the Scholar is perfect for remote learning.  The Scholar has Google apps and preloaded coding and learning apps.  I am sure my nephew will enjoy getting this Scholar computer for his schoolwork and for his own learning fun.