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Xeno Koopies Review

21 October 2015 by Eileen

Xeno is a loveable baby monster who interacts and play with you! And now meet Xeno Koopies! He is a smaller version of Xeno. He is almost like a mini ball that could fit onto the palm of your hand.

Xeno Koopies is a cute and adorable monster that my daughter instantly adored. I was surprised that she wasn’t scared of him bouncing and rolling around.

xeno koopies

He has soft skin and is glow-in-the-dark, with wobbling eyes along with two floppy ears. He able to make over 70 different sounds and has 6 sensors on his body (mouth, ears, tail and sides). This is suitable for ages 4 and above. It requires 3 AAA batteries to operate. The on/off switch can be found under the toy and I tend to turn it off when not in use to ensure we don’t waste the battery life or get a sudden shock from him!

To play with him, simply press/pull/poke him on his sensors and he will interact with you. The sounds he makes are not very loud which is good. I dislike toys that have loud, irritating sounds. If he is in a noisy environment, you might not be able to hear him clearly.

Ms C enjoys cuddling him and pulling his soft strands of hair. So far so good – no hair has been pulled off, which is a great test of its durability.

xeno koopies review

I have took a video on Instagram of how he moves. I did find it hard to take a proper shot of him! Watch him here and see how he behaves!

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Xeno is an interesting toy but I’m not sure how much long term play value there is in it. Ms C does like it and enjoys having him along with her other toys. She keeps laughing at him and says he is crazy. He is quite expensive to buy which is more than I would like to pay but he does bring joy to my daughter.

Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review, however, all thoughts and opinions remain our own.

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