Zoomer Zupps Pretty Ponies, Dixie, Series 1 Interactive Pony with Lights, Sounds and Sensors

Cute, not a a learning robot but my 5 year old doesn't care. She loves it! Its pink so she loves anything pink. It works great and doesn't feel cheap. It survived several plane rides in the bottom of her bag.

My daughter loves this little pony. She will probably make some hair style change to join her pony rock band. Every functions work as expected.

The toy is cute and my daughters love them, but I ordered two and both showed up with batteries that obviously had issues / dead. Flipping out the batteries helped, but that was an unexpected immediate cost and essentially doubles the prices of the toy considering time and cost of the batteries.

The little girl I got this for loves it. Months later she’s still playing with it constantly.

The packages arrive super damaged a s with brown sticky residue on the front of the package. It was supposed to be a bday gift for my daughter but I will be returning it. It’s gross.

Good toy

These little, electronic ponies are a lot of fun. My two school aged daughters reviewed them and give them a thumbs up.I received a set of 6: Lilac, Electra, Sugar, Nova, Dixie and Star. They are unique to each other by their colors, designs, and secret trick. Each one comes with a comb, collectible card and instructions. It's very easy to follow. They are palm size and great for toting on a trip or in a backpack.A switch on the front turns them on. The eyes light up then you have the option of pressing their head sensor or nose button. Pet the head for a neigh or a "I love you". Pet and hold to get a whinny. Press the nose for silly sounds or a kissing sound. If 'hungry' press the nose to feed; if moody, pet the head; if sleepy, it'll yawn and shut down, press nose to awaken again. There's a simple hurdle race game, where you listen to the gallop sound, tap the head when you hear a neigh to score a jump.The toy doesn't move. It's all about sounds and lighted eyes. You can move the rear legs, slightly move the front ones, and the head is fixed. Finally, each horse has it's own, unique song.It uses 3 small 1.5 V batteries, thankfully included.Cute item actually for any age even though I thought maybe for the pre-schooler- it recommends 4+; however, the older girls find it a novelty.

This toy takes three LR44 batteries, which are included. If you watch the video, you’ll see exactly how this toy works. It’s almost imperative to watch, as otherwise, you might not “get” how to operate this toy. It stands 4” tall and is for ages four and above. Honestly, the sounds can be a little annoying. But I guess that can also be the case with just about any toy that makes noises. This toy is Made in China. It comes across as being a take-off of the My Little Pony series.