The founder, frustrated by his own decade-long struggle with English learning, finding it only effective for exams and unsuitable for work and daily life, realized after becoming a parent that traditional English learning methods failed to provide children with natural conversational fluency. He understood that immersing children in a foreign language environment was essential, including sending them abroad or hiring foreign tutors, but the high cost was prohibitive for most families. Therefore, he dedicated himself to developing a device that could create such an environment, at a price affordable to all. Thus, the "Talkstar" brand was born.
The brand team collaboratively developed the Talkstar product. After dedicated research, hands-on testing, numerous improvements, and meticulous refinement, Talkstar was launched. Its unique advantages—"contextualized foreign language speaking training that every parent can implement"—compensate for the shortcomings of competitors that fail to integrate the product into daily life, thus hindering optimal results. Talkstar also addresses the pain point of parents needing to be proficient in a foreign language to train their children's speaking skills in everyday life. At the same time, this brand combines the "emphasis on spoken English" policy of the national English curriculum reform with the goal of achieving natural foreign language acquisition through the same methods of listening, speaking, reading, and writing as one's native language.
