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Interactive Toys
4 reviews
Automatic ball launchers and self-moving smart toys that keep dogs and cats active when nobody is free to play.
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iFetch Too Review: Can a Machine Teach a Big Dog to Play Fetch?
The $229.99 iFetch Too launches standard tennis balls up to 40 feet and asks your dog to reload it. We looked at how fast dogs learn it, how long it lasts, and what to watch for indoors.
- Price
- $229.99
- Launch distances
- 10, 25 or 40 ft, plus a random setting
- Ball size
- Standard tennis ball, about 2.4 to 2.7 in
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iFetch Ball Launcher Review: Mini-Ball Fetch for Small Dogs
The original iFetch launches golf-ball-sized tennis balls 10, 20 or 30 feet, which suits a small dog in a flat. It works as described, but the balls, the training curve and the plug-in power hold it back.
- Price
- $129.99
- Launch distances
- 10, 20 or 30 feet
- Ball size
- 1.5 inch (40 mm) mini tennis ball
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Wickedbone Review: A Self-Moving Dog Toy That Fades Fast
Cheerble's $54.99 app-controlled bone rolls, hops and spins for dogs. We look at runtime claims, the awkward pairing step and how long dogs actually stay interested.
- Price
- $54.99
- Size and weight
- 151.5 x 64 x 64 mm, 300 g
- Top speed
- 3.5 m/s
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Wicked Ball Air Review: Can a Rolling Ball Cure a Bored Dog Home Alone?
Cheerble's $44.99 self-moving ball runs about 3.5 hours a charge and rests on a timer. We look at the hard-floor noise, the chew limits and why it is no sitter.
- Price
- $44.99
- Size
- 3.2 in (80 mm) diameter
- Weight
- 130 g (4.6 oz)