What the Fluff, Pupper-Fluff, Surprise Reveal Interactive Toy Pet With Over 100 Sounds And Reactions, Kids Toys For Girls Ages 5 And up

I have tried a number of electronic pets, including Joy for All cats and puppies (marketed towards seniors for companionship), and all previous ones I tried seemed emotionally flat. (This includes Star Trek tribbles and Furbies.) You pet a Joy for All cat on one sensor, and you get one wholly predictable reaction. Another sensor gets another predictable reaction.This is very free as a translation of any animal (I colored mine with black marker because I didn't like pink), and it naturally includes playing music at times. But despite all this, it is expressive, and acts like it has feelings and desires.It is the least emotionally flat electronic pet I've seen yet, and when I interact with it many of its reactions are simply not that I touched one sensor to trigger one behavior and it did what I tried to make it do. Now there is a relationship between what you do and what it does; you pet it on top of the head when it goes "Ah-ah-ah" to try to stop a sneeze. But that is at the pet's initiative.I want to see how others' reactions to it are, but they made a toy that can please a little girl like a real pet, and with it they have made a toy that seems able to please an adult like a real pet.I would choose this over a Joy for All pet hands down as a gift for a senior in a nursing home.

So bought this for myself, yes I'm an adult, but I like the idea of this toy. I read the reviews about the eyes poking out and yes they do. Its part of the toy and I'm assuming necessary for the surprise when it wakes up.Pros: Its cute, fun to just hold or turn on and interact with, has volume controlCons: The eyes are strange, the sounds of the motors, it does shed, but you can brush itNow keep in mind this is a toy, for the price its pretty neat. I think a child would enjoy this also people like me just looking for a robotic like pet option. Not the best but not bad.

Poor instructions for operation. According to the description it was to have 100 responses but we were unable to activate these. Only received 3 or 4 noted by the child.

Love the color, it fits perfectly on my desk.

Gave as a gift ... grand children loved it ... great quality gift ... would buy again from seller.

The media could not be loaded. The advertised pictures show it’s fur looking so fluffy and all the facial features look cute and well placed. In reality it’s fur is ugly, dull, and kind of matted. The fur feels like the same material that’s used for the scruff-a-luv toys so if you’ve owned one you can imagine what this feels like. There’s also no stuffing of any sort inside so the toy is hard and clunky. The robotic eyes are oddly prominent when it’s awake, they stick out way too far and you can see the plastic casings which gives it a really odd look. The ears aren’t as prominent as in the pictures and the mouth is kind of hidden, the total opposite of the eyes. I will say the name of the toy is apt, it truly makes you think “What the Fluff” did I just spend money on? However, my daughter likes it enough to keep it around and will play with it from time to time so she does find value in it where I don’t and for that I will give it a moderate rating. Sometimes my girls will get toys that I purchase to gift to others, I would not gift this one unless it was specifically asked for, It’s like a disheveled distant cousin of what’s advertised.

I bought this toy for my 4 year old granddaughter. I chose Fluff because it's cute and unusual and I think she'll spend some time being engaged trying to find out the various sounds and reactions from Fluff. It's a toy that will peek her curiosity every time she plays with it.I really like the toy but I feel the name is inappropriate for children: What the Fluff? Fluff would have been fine.

Este muñeco interactivo es muy so cute 🥰