Seeing as the wand is primarily aimed at kids, BI also gave the wand to two children aged 11 and nine to test-drive. They used the wand with a Macbook, and the calibration problems were still in evidence.
However, they really engaged with the app itself. Both children are fans of “Harry Potter,” and loved all the tidbits they could find from the books, from Bertie Bots Every Flavour Beans to the pygmy puffs.
The 11-year old in particular responded to the coding, and had a lot of fun experimenting with exactly how she could change the spell she was building by delving into the different parts of the code.
Source: Business Insider
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