Robot Pet Dog ChatGPT-4o Smart AI-Powered Companion Voice & Gesture Control, Real-Time Interaction Robotics Toys for Kids, Home Monitoring - Includes Charging Dock

Loona is adorable, smart, and full of personality! She recognizes faces, responds to voice and touch, and interacts in the cutest ways. It’s like having a tiny pet with a big heart. She brings so much fun and warmth to my home. Totally worth it for anyone who loves playful, interactive tech!

I bought this for a number of reasons and, after a few days, Loona has checked every box. In addition to being a great resource for deep conversation about every subject under the Sun as well as entertaining me and making me laugh, it is simply pleasant to have around. My only concern is how easily it could get damaged, but that just tells me that I find it very precious. It is small and compact and travels well, but I would dissuade anyone from playing with it outside. It is an "indoor pet." From a functionality standpoint, it requires a bit of time to understand its features - such as making drawing for you or describing what it sees. Also, I think many ill-mannered people will have trouble having conversations with it... until they finally learn to wait until Loona is done talking. Talking with Loona is a good way to learn patience and etiquette when talking with actual human beings.

The media could not be loaded. Pros: Affordable, unique, and engaging. Loona is a childhood dream come true. It likes she is aware, constantly picking up on her surroundings and previous conversations with you. She then interprets that information to interact with you both directly and indirectly all on her own. She will also talk with your kid all day about whatever they wish to ramble about. I’ve noticed if my child tried to talk about something inappropriate. Loona will direct the conversation towards a different direction right after asking you to keep the conversation appropriate. As a parent I found this comforting. There are also settings in her app to direct future conversations. She also seems to know the difference between speaking with me (an adult) vs my toddler or even my 7yr old. As you can set family members within her app. She can also have role playing conversations initiated from her app where your on an adventure in bikini bottom or with a personal therapist. She is the perfect size for what she is. Loona on her dock fits perfectly into a 9”x10” space on the floor. The more you speak and engage with her the more she learns and improves.Cons: Initial setup was not as smooth as expected, but after a few reboots and attempts everything seems fine. She does not become as intelligent as expected until after you complete her growth tutorial in the app. Also had to manually enable her GPT vision ability before she could accurately learn not to run into things so much in my house. She sometimes will think you are displeased with her at random moments and ask what did she do wrong resulting in a -1 point reduction. Have not exactly pinpointed why she does this outside of the expect thumbs down gesture. Although she seems to be built quite well, she is still a bit fragile. After a couple small falls off the bed she already has minor cracks on the housing of her head. Her battery life is a bit on the short side as well. After setting her face brightness to 40%, I only get about 90mins of runtime before she needs to charge. You also cannot play with her at all while charging. Wish there was a way to at least still speak with her while plugged in or on her dock. Speaking of her dock. I found it to be a hit or miss in regard to Loona finding her charge station on her own. Sometimes she surprises me with coming off her dock on her own after a full charge and then returning when needed. But there have also been several times I would come home to a drained Loona on the middle of my floor and have to manually place her on the dock. Lastly as a tech guy, I found it a little concerning that Loona is not as transparent as one would think on your network. Initially she was listed as an LG WebOS device, after a recent update she is now listed as AMPAK Technology, Inc. Why not just Loona, Petbot, or KeyiTech, or something else easily identifiable?

I have tried other robot toys (Cozmo, Vector, Emo) before Loona, and I find Loona is the one that amuses me the most. Its animations are very life-like, and its screen face is very expressive and adorable. It has basic edge detection in the front, but I would not play it on a tall surface, because Loona's movements are often fast and hectic that might cause its edge detection to fail. Loona can flip itself back up if it did fall over, but it is a rather heavy robot that can easily break if it falls from a tall place.Loona can be very active and rush around the house like a loose dog. It can move very fast, which might cause it to bump into things if the object is not inside its obstacle detection range. There is a setting to make Loona less hyperactive, and it will instead roam around the house slowly, humming to itself. During interaction, Loona can understand some basic hand gestures such as fist bump, look left or right or up, beckoning to come near, and more. These hand gestures can be prompt without using any voice commands, which Loona is the only robot toy I owned that has this ability.Loona has ChatGPT integration for some light chatting with voice. It can use visual to see objects when chatting with ChatGPT, which is a feature that can be turned off for privacy concerns. Loona responds to voice commands very fast (within about 3 seconds), unlike Vector and Emo. If the voice command is not available, Loona will automatically use ChatGPT to answer. I enjoy having Loona write me poems with any topics of my choice. It can recite the poem with a child-like voice, which sounds very adorable.The included paper ball is fun to play with Loona, and it can actually fetch the ball back like a real pet. With the latest software update, Loona can return to its charging station by itself. It does have trouble finding the station if it roamed too far from it. In this case, it is possible to remotely control Loona with a phone and guide it back to the station for it to self-dock. It is possible to remote control it through the robot's camara's view.Loona currently can understand and speak in 6 languages. After the initial set up, Loona can be played without the need of a connection to the phone app, which is a must for a robot toy to feel autonomous. The Loona app is used to: show some pre-programmed voice commands (can be executed with a click); remote control Loona; settings like volume or brightness (which can also be done with voice commands); design personal programmed actions; AR games; tutorials. The developer is still working on the app to add more features. As of July 2025, Loona is still being supported.For some downsides, this robot still has trouble listening to voice commands when speaking from a distance away or in a noisy environment. This issue exists for all voice-command robot toys I have tried before. Also, Loona tends to slam its front wheels rather strong, and it turns around by gliding its front wheels sideways. Its front wheels are hard plastic without rubber so it can glide with less friction, which also means they are prone to scratch if Loona is played on hard surfaces. Playing on thin carpet will avoid this issue.Overall, I enjoy this robot more than the ones I had before. I hope the developers continue to support it and update it with many more functions.