Electronic Money Jar

The Electronic Money Jar is a good way to teach your children to save. Many parents share how children typically want to know how much money they have saved every time they put any money into a piggy bank, and the hassle of pouring out all the coins, counting them, and putting them back in has been answered by this electronic gadget by Zillions!

The jar comes with an automatic counter slot that counts every coin as you put it in. It looks just like an ordinary glass jar, but actually adds up the value of the coin you put in to your running total, so you will know how much money is in it at all times! This certainly saves your kids, or even you, the effort of recounting all the coins every time you want to know how much you have! Also, it is very easy to take the money out, as you only have to unscrew the top. It operates on two AA batteries, which are also very easy to find, ensuring that you never run out of counting power.

Product Specifications and Features:

The high-tech coin jar comes in a super cool appearance;

It helps children have a fun way to save;

It features a coin recognition technology that identifies the coins that you put in;

It keeps a running total of the money in the jar as it adds the amount of money you put in the slot every time;

It is not suitable for children 3 years or younger due to choking hazards, and is best recommended for children 8 years and older;

It measures 6.5” in height and weighs 8.8 ounces.

Electronic Money Jar Review:

The customers who have bought this money bank gave it an average rating of 3.3 stars. Those who were happy with it said that their grandchildren enjoyed putting money into it, but most of the other reviewers were concerned about the counting. Although they all admitted that the concept of an automatic counter was definitely what they needed, nearly all of them found the money jar highly inaccurate. One user who was satisfied with it speculated that the error might have come from the way her three-year-old would ram the coins in, but other users did not mention any problem with the way the coins were inserted and yet it still recorded the wrong amount.

It would seem that those who reported being satisfied with this money bank were those who gave it away as presents to other children. The kids reportedly had fun inserting the coins into the slot, but possibly, the gift-giver did not stay around long enough to check if the counting was accurate. Overall, it would seem that if you simply wanted a money jar to keep your loose change in, you would be better off with an ordinary glass jar, since the main product feature that this electronic jar boasts of is the ability to keep track of your money, supposedly. But if nearly all the reviewers found it erroneous in that particular function, it would be best to steer clear of buying this money bank and find other items with a more reliable track record for accuracy.