It is designed for children aged 6 and up. That is the age when they start asking the questions this robot is built to answer, and when homework help begins to matter. Younger children enjoy the songs and stories, but it is not suitable for under 3s.
Yes. The robot connects to home Wi-Fi so it can hold real conversations, and there is a free app for the parent's phone. Setup takes about five minutes and the quick start manual walks through every step.ย
There is no screen to watch. Everything happens through talking and listening, so it holds their attention without the glazed-over look a tablet gives them. Parents set the volume limit and how long it can be used from their own phone.
No. Your grandchild's voice is not recorded or stored. What they say is processed so the robot can answer, and then it is gone โ there is no library of recordings sitting anywhere.
Yes. Once it is set up, they press one button and start talking. There is nothing to read, nothing to type and no menus to find their way through.
Most talking toys play the same fifty phrases until the novelty wears off. This one answers whatever they actually ask, in the moment, and remembers the conversation. It also does something no toy can: you can send a voice message to it from your phone, wherever you are.