Why I buy this one ?
- The ultimate herpetological species. Don't be fooled by this beast's size -- he is fast, ferocious, cunning and intelligent.
- A sly and ruthless creature, Roboreptile uses advanced technology for greater intelligence. He can be programmed with movements and animations and is packed with personality.
- Roboreptile's powerful infrared vision and sonic sensors swiftly alert him to disturbances in his environment. In Guard Mode they make him a formidable sentry. In Free Roam his sharp sensory systems make him a ruthless predator.
- Roboreptile can be extremely hostile or harmless, alert or asleep. He has four moods aggressive, ferocious, passive or tammed. Can be controlled directly, programmed or put into Free Roam, Demo Mode, Guard Mode or Sleep Mode.

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What our customer's say!

"Not what he expected, good entertainment for about a day", My son begged for this so I got it for his 10th birthday. It thrilled him to pieces for about a day and then has sat on his desk for the last year untouched.

"Not that fancy", As someone who likes the idea of consumer end robotics and technology I occasionally pick up these interactive toys to see how far we've come. Roboreptile is a pretty good toy and a so-so robot.

It moves around by shuffling its four limbs (which do not have bending joints). Each foot has small hard plastic pads for traction and so it sometimes slips in place rather than moves, but for the most part gets around okay. It manages to maneuver over small obstacles like wires fairly well. Sight is pretty poor. It doesn't seem to detect an obstacle until it has hit it. Hind leg movement strongly resembles a dog rubbing it's butt on a carpet.

Trying to control it with the controller is clumsy at best and requires more patience than most children young enough to enjoy this toy will likely have. The roam mode is where roboreptile really shines. It moves forward until it hits something, backs up, turns around and moves forward in another direction; occasionally acting out a few random behavioral patterns like shaking it's tail and making a rattlesnake like noise.

Our cat doesn't know what to think of the thing and just sort of watches it from a distance.

Ultimately I do not find this toy to be very impressive. If someone is very into robots and dinosaurs this might be a good choice. Otherwise a remote control car or helicopter might be a better choice.



"Roboreptile vs Spike the Ultra Dinosaur", My now 6 year old saw Spike at many stores and wanted it for his birthday. Knowing all the other costs associated with his birthday party and his other presents, I didn't want to spend $130 for a toy that would most likely be forgotten or broken in a month. After do a search and watching some videos of Roboreptile, I purchased. When my son opened it up, it was love at first sight. Once he started playing with it, he looked up a me and said "Dad, this isn't the dinosaur I wanted, but I like this one much better." He loves interacting with it and chasing the dog. The best part is when he attempts to put the hood on and Roboreptile shakes it off and starts attacking. He gets a kick out of that.

Now his little brother, who loves horses, wants a robotic horse. I found a robotic pony online which he will get for Christmas. I can see the battle now, "Robo pony vs Roboreptile".

"My Girl Friends RoboReptile Rocks!!!", I got my girl friend the roboreptile for her birthday and it is awesome! The cats are terrified of it's realistic action! One of our cats always sneaks up on it after we turn it off and smells the robo's bottom (where the power button is!!!)
If you have a girl friend that likes robots and dinosaurs and cats this is a must have item! Hours of fun watching it terrorize the cats!!!

"Great price, good toy", My daughter was saving up for this toy (which costs the equivalent of $[...] here in the Philippines) when we saw it at Amazon for $[...]. She was ecstatic (as you can imagine), and she's been very happy with it so far. For the price, it's a great toy. She is pleased and is having fun; what more can one ask for?

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"Loads of Fun", We purchased this for our sons 6th birthday. It is an absolute blast. He easily controls the reptiles actions using the remote control. The reptile behaves like a big puppy. The price is coming down on these things. I highly recommend getting one now before they are all gone.

"This is cool!!", Bought this for a 10 year old who absolutely loves it (once he got it away from all the adults who wanted to play with it)!! Don't have any problems with it moving on the carpet or anywhere else. Got this item when it was on sale for $24.99 and it was definitely worth it.

"Roboreptile", This toy is advertised as too rough (aggressive) and therefore not suitable for children ages 5 and under. That's laughable! This toy gets some smiles and giggles, because it resembles a tiny puppy. It is very gentle. Sure it swings its head and tail, but in a playful manner. It moves (walks) in an akward manner, again, similar to a puppy learning to walk. A child loses interest after about an hour or less. After the holidays, I'll keep it in its orginal shipping box and maybe in about 20 years, it'll have some antique value.

"This Product is a great entry-level robot!", I'm not going to waste anyone's time by
writing a long review so here goes:

Bottom Line:

Roboreptile is fast, fun, and ferocious. He works best on surfaces that are smooth and hard, and he also works best in a well-lit location. He isn't the most advanced robot on the market, but he is very tough and resillient. I believe that this robot would be a much better choice for smaller children than Pleo, even though his capability to interact is considerably less.

Bottom line, roboreptile is a great robot and is very enjoyable to have around.

"drains batteries really fast!", we bought two of these - one to keep and one as a gift for a family member. the first one, the box was pretty damaged, but the dinosaur was in great shape. the second one, the box was in great shape, but an arm was missing! returned to amazon and received a replacement in a decent amount of time which appears to be intact.

the cats really enjoy it. i set it on roam and let them stalk it. :) i love that it actually reacts to things in its environment. if you walk in front of it, it will "snap" at you! it's great interaction for the cats. surprisingly, they don't seem to be scared of the mechanical sounds it makes. i had to turn the sound effects volume down, though, because it was beginning to give me a headache.

i am sort of disappointed in how fast it seems to run through batteries. we ran out the first set in the first night!! (either that, or it keeps draining batteries after you turn it off...)

also, i was a bit worried that i wasn't going to get it out of the box when it arrived. there are two tiny screws attaching it to the packaging, and it took several tries before i could find a screwdriver small enough to fit in the hole to get to the screws. i thought i was going to have to wait until i could go to my parents' and borrow a screwdriver before i could play with our new toy, but luckily i finally found one that fit.

overall, though, it's a great toy!