Fuhu's Nabi Pass Grants Unlimited Access to Disney and More
Meghan Young — June 10, 2015 — Tech
References: nabitablet & fastcompany
Fuhu was revealed earlier this year at the Consumer Electronic Show and now the company has introduced its latest business model, which revolves around the Nabi Pass. Turning Fuhu into a subscription tablet, the Nabi Pass grants children access to Disney, DreamWorks, National Geographic and more for only $9.99 a month.
Cheaper than other similar products, Fuhu offers a "complete, kid-safe ecosystem that includes an overlay of 400 features for kids. We were thinking about the right content for children, and the Nabi Pass is a curated multimedia solution for kids," says Jim Mitchell, Fuhu’s CEO. Since the tablet is being used by children, there is a no-questions-asked return policy. If a child mishandles the device, Fuhu will replace the tablet completely free of charge.
Cheaper than other similar products, Fuhu offers a "complete, kid-safe ecosystem that includes an overlay of 400 features for kids. We were thinking about the right content for children, and the Nabi Pass is a curated multimedia solution for kids," says Jim Mitchell, Fuhu’s CEO. Since the tablet is being used by children, there is a no-questions-asked return policy. If a child mishandles the device, Fuhu will replace the tablet completely free of charge.
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