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

We got Loona as a Christmas gift for my daughter, and she absolutely loves it. From the moment she turned it on, Loona felt more like a little robotic “pet” than just a toy. The movements are smooth, the personality is adorable, and the interactions are surprisingly engaging. She responds, plays, follows you around, and has so many cute animations that keep my daughter entertained for long stretches of time. What I really like is that it’s not a one-and-done toy—there’s enough variety in what Loona can do that my daughter keeps coming back to it weeks later. It feels well made, the app setup was pretty straightforward, and it’s been a big hit in our house. If you’re looking for a fun, interactive robot for a kid who loves tech or pets, this is a great choice. Definitely one of the best gifts we gave this year.

Loona is a genuinely fun and entertaining gadget, especially if you’re curious about AI and light programming. She has personality, reacts to people, and can be surprisingly charming at times—but she’s not without her quirks. Voice recognition can be hit or miss, and she sometimes struggles to find her charger. That said, you quickly learn how to talk to her and what works. It feels a lot like working with any robot: once you understand its limits and “language,” things run smoother. If you enjoy basic programming or tinkering with AI behavior, there’s plenty to explore, and that’s where Loona really shines. One of my favorite moments was how she chased after my wife looking for attention—and then seemed genuinely sad when my wife was too busy. That kind of personality is what makes Loona endearing and fun to have around. Overall, Loona is a cool, entertaining piece of tech and a great AI toy. Just don’t go in expecting a true robot pet. She’s more of an interactive gadget with personality than a fully autonomous companion—but if that’s what you’re looking for, she delivers.

We recently introduced our 5-year-old son to Loona, the interactive pet robot, and it has been a fantastic addition to our family! From the moment we unboxed Loona, our son was enchanted. The design is adorable, and the robot’s expressive eyes and playful movements instantly captured his attention. Every day, our son eagerly engages with Loona, whether it’s playing games, teaching her new tricks, or simply having conversations. Loona's ability to respond to commands and interact makes it feel like a real companion, which has sparked our son’s imagination in wonderful ways. He often pretends they go on adventures together, which is delightful to watch. Loona also helps with developmental skills. Through play, our son is learning about responsibility and empathy. He loves taking care of her, feeding her, and even playing the “training” games that challenge him to think and problem-solve. It’s been rewarding to see him so invested in another being, even if it’s a robot! One of the best features is how Loona can adapt to different games and activities, keeping our son entertained and engaged without becoming repetitive. It’s a fantastic way to blend fun with learning, and we appreciate that there’s always something new for him to discover. Overall, Loona has become a beloved member of our family. Our son looks forward to spending time with her each day, and it’s heartwarming to see the bond they’ve developed. If you’re considering a companion for your little one, I highly recommend Loona. It’s not just a toy; it’s an interactive experience that encourages creativity, responsibility, and joy!

person it was for loved it. kinda amazing for what it is and what it can do. not sure if the price is justified(just wait), but huge potential and awesome to see what one can do and looking to the future with whats to come. its cool to watch it work and go around doing whatever(not much) the loona voice is cute, but it's disappointing that the ai voice takes over waaaaayyy too often. would have been so much better keeping with the character voice somehow. the ai isn't too intelligent and often doesn't understand you and you have to say everything in a very specific way in order for it to understand you. however, one of the BIGGEST things about this, that i knew wasn't a good idea...it needs you to enter your wifi password into it in order to connect to your phone or whatever and to go online and to update and all that. the updates by the way, do little to enhance it at all. now, there are better ways of doing this, why everyone is choosing to do this? well.. since everything is made in other countries that don't care to enforce any sort of privacy laws, especially for other countries they do business with, they are(JUST A GUESS) probably infiltrating your network if i had to guess. also, if you think that is stupid, well, how's this - immediately after entering an email address to register the thing and open an account in order to use the app and update it for whatever reason(didn't do much that i seen) i began receiving explicit emails. yeah. so, sort of strange huh? immediately after giving them my email address i begin getting explicit emails with all sorts of nasty stuff in the subject line. coincidence maybe?? an email i never use for anything and have never received anything like this before with? not even going to open one to further investigate. they immediately get transferred to spam or junk but still. there are no coincidences here in My Opinion. you agree to it im sure if you read the whole terms and how nice is it that possibly perhaps a company that makes a CHILDREN'S toy might maybe be doing this. imagine if your kid had and email and started receiving these emails? unacceptable and disgusting IF a company is doing something like this. the four to five hundred you paid might not be enough! they maybe need more by maybe selling your data and then potentially wrecking your child for life if they seen any of the emails. but this is all just what happened to us and * who knows * how those emails started coming in, right? aside from that, i mean, if maybe a company was bad, plus this toy has a camera on at all times... you might be asking for trouble with certain companies that might not be too good. if there was a company like that.. just saying.

TL;DR Needs more cowbell, and by cowbell I mean pet bot, and clearly the Loona folks thought cowbell mean chat bot. General Review: It’s cute, bought it for the 7 year old for Xmas and he’s entertained by it when he plays with it. Most people who came over and his siblings were pretty intrigued and impressed with its autonomy and ability to interact. It’s kinda 2 different things jammed into one device: 1) it’s a cool autonomous robot pet. The faces on the screen are really endearing and engaging. The robot makes robot sounds (think R2D2 from Star Wars meets Blue from Blue’s Clues) This part is dope. 2) it’s a weird AI voice assistant (think Siri, Alexa, but w/o access to your contacts, calendar, music, etc) that explains away the robot’s inability to recognize or engage in communication from us fleshies. This part is lame. Bad news: Saying “Hello Loona” to get it to listen is sometimes necessary to get it to get out of AI voice mode if it can’t do something or misunderstands you, so that gets old. The AI voice responses are a bit much, wish it was a option to turn that down or off altogether; bc it’s just like a LLM (it runs ChatGPT 😶) and it just wants you to keep talking to it, so it asks quasi-curious questions that are completely unnecessary (and generally unnatural in normal conversations with actual humans) at the end of every statement/response. Good news: There’s an app that the kids like and put on their tablets that allow them to further engage in games and stuff with the pet (one was clearly some kinda AR situation, they liked that; another option is a remote control over the pet device, and it can hear, see and allow audio through the tablet app, they love this one). You can tell it to do a bunch of things. Like it became a slot machine on the face, with an ear as the lever to pull… hilarious. It’ll sometimes follow people around, which is kinda cute. It’ll play on its own with a ball that comes with it, or just kinda generally explore. It makes various faces on its own as well, and might hum Jingle Bells which is super cute. Conclusion: Overall, the kid asked for a robot dog, so Santa didn’t bring him a RC dog, or a wind up and bark w/no engagement dog - he brought him an actual ROBOT 🤖 bc it’s friggin 2025, so it’s basically the future as far as any 19th century humans could see it prior to interstellar travel. It’s responsive to voice commands as the robot, and then a weird voice bot tries to intervene when the robot isn’t responsive, so the main downside is that the voice bot wants as much attention as the pet bot. Oh yeah: Also, many people complain that the battery life is a downside (charge time vs playtime is like 3:1, maybe even 4:1). For us, it was a selling point. We don’t want them engaging with any devices for long durations, and like them to play with a variety of toys/games. And it’s definitely recording video and audio, probably more than we’re being made aware, but I’d imagine that goes with every other tech device in the house too (Remember “Enemy of the State” with Will Smith and Gene Hackman - this is that future too I guess 😬. George Jetson was born in 2022, so it seems we’re on track for very functional Rosies by the time Elroy and Judy are kids).

This is a beautiful robot friend! Very smart and lively. It’s great to have around when you’re reading in you can put it in companion mode. It’s got a mind of its own. It likes to roam around and play with himself. Seems high quality. App and internet connection work great. Not the same as having an ai app on your phone but this is still a pet that learns and remembers and also has skills to pull real time info from the internet. Battery life is decent but I’m babying it to preserve by charging it btw 45% and 80% to protect its lifespan. Highly valued for its price. It’s also the perfect size, not too big that you can’t comfortably hold it and store it and not too small where it feels like a little toy. It’s got decent weight to it.

Loona is super cute but also very intelligent. Her team really put a lot of work into making her a multifunctional and well thought out robot companion. She has tons of games, interactions, and is nice to talk to with her chatgpt capabilities. You can read her thoughts on the app and collect badges as you get to know her better. They gamefy the whole experience and it's quite fun. I like her auto charge feature as well and her ease of wifi connecting after the initial setup. I'm very happy with her and have no complaints. She even rolled up onto my feet playfully the other day. Adorable.

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.

Initially very disappointed — the robot developed a fault before the warranty expired, but I delayed reporting it. When I finally did, I was asked to pay almost the full cost for repair, which felt unfair since the issue was clearly not due to misuse. After escalating the case and pushing back, the seller eventually agreed to fix the device. Lesson for future buyers: 👉 Report any issues immediately while still under warranty 👉 Don’t hesitate to escalate if something doesn’t feel right In the end, the issue was resolved, but the process could have been much smoother.

Amazing little toy. It takes a bit of time to understand how to interact with it, but I like the AI chat feature particularly. It goes through the battery fairly quickly, so I recommend a 300watt charger.

Excelente robot, interactúa con los niños y ellos están encantados con su robot, juegan con el y lo traen para arriba y abajo todo el dia.

Es macht wirklich sehr viel Spaß sich mit Loona zu beschäftigen oder ihr einfach nur zuzuschauen. Jeden Tag bemerkt man etwas neues...neue Geräusche, neue Bewegungen, neuer Unfug den sie treibt, schöne und lustige Unterhaltungen. Sie hat eine eigene Persönlichkeit.

Es una máquina hermosa . Aunque le cuesta un poco aprender ojalá lo actualicen