Summit Zillions Deluxe ATM

The Summit Zillions Deluxe ATM is an interesting money bank that looks like your personal ATM machine. Now, this kind of gizmo is no longer limited to the likes of Richie Rich, as anyone can have his very own personal ATM to dispense the cash he needs! This money bank looks just like the real thing, with an LCD screen that welcomes you and then proceeds to give you updated account information! You will certainly enjoy transacting with it anytime you need cash, as it is so advanced, it can even identify your name!

You will get the feeling that you have just pulled in at the bank, since it even comes with a realistic camera and authentic sounds effects! And you also get to key in your very own PIN, making the experience simulate the real thing so much more closely while providing you added protection. It runs on 3 AA batteries included in the package. This will definitely make saving money much more interesting and fun for you.

Product Specifications and Features:

The money bank comes with realistic sound effects;

It comes with a large LCD screen that welcomes you, knowing your name, and gives you the up to date account information that you need;

It allows you to key in a secret PIN number;

It automatically adds up the coins that you “deposit;”

It comes with a motorized bill feeder that allows you to “deposit” paper money;

It is not suitable for children under 3 years because of the choking hazard from small parts;

It measures 4.2 x 12 x 13.5 inches and weighs 3.6 pounds.

Summit Zillions Deluxe ATM Review:

The customers who reviewed this money bank gave it an average rating of 3.6 stars. They enjoyed how it effectively demonstrated how a real ATM worked, which customers used to teach their children about money. One user had two of these for each of her boys, aged 6 and 8, and they quickly learned the concept of how a bank account and ATM worked. The users also commended the bank’s quality. One customer warned other users of being careful not to lose the included card required to activate the ATM, as her children lost it and promptly “used” her credit card! They also enjoyed how the machine could keep track of the money “deposited” in it, although it was obviously not easy for younger kids to have to enter the denominations in a deposit slip.

The only major complaint that cropped up was from a user whose machine incorrectly identified coins, which resulted in inaccurate information given about the amount of money in it. A couple of buyers also received defective units that did not work. Other complaints were about the hassle of the child’s needing to enter the information about how much money was put in or withdrawn, but it should actually serve an important lesson that will be priceless as the child grew up and learned to transact with a real bank.

As such, we are happy to recommend this ATM bank to every parent who wishes to teach their children early on about money and banking.