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Xeno Koopies review

Posted on October 20, 2015November 24, 2018 by jenny

I recently received an email about Flair’s Xeno Koopies and I couldn’t resist their cute little faces and I knew my children would love them too. We received an orange one to review and we’ve all been having a lot of fun with it, it’s a little like having a new pet.

Xeno Koopies

Xeno Koopies are loveable yet cheeky little monsters who interact and play with you! They have glow in the dark eyes and a very tactile feel. They make over 70 different sounds and have 6 touch interactive sensors on their bodies. They are available in three colours – orange, green and purple.

It was quite easy to get the Xeno Koopies out of its box. They require 3 batteries but once they are in the toy it is ready to play with. You can roll it on the floor, bounce from one hand to another and squeeze and stretch them. They like and dislike your music and love to eat; which occasionally leads them to let out a little burp or fart. They are also sensitive little monsters, so don’t shout at them or they’ll get scared!

Little Sis and I made a little video so you can see what they’re like to interact with.

What do you think? Interactive toys are very popular in our house and this is great fun. It reminds me of a tactile stress ball but one which interacts with you!

Xeno Koopies love to talk to their other Xeno friends – either another Koopie or a Xeno and I think it would be really great to see them chatting away to each other. There’s also a free app from the App Store to play additional games and explore Xeno Koopies world.

The toys are aimed at both girls and boys aged 4+ and are available from Smyths and other good toy shops priced around £34.99.

Linking up with #ToyTuesday

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3 thoughts on “Xeno Koopies review”

  1. Boo Roo and Tigger Too says:
    October 20, 2015 at 11:44 am

    Such a funny looking monster, I think my little boy would find this hilarious #ToyTuesday

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  2. Mandi says:
    October 24, 2015 at 1:39 pm

    These look brilliant, although my eldest Xene is quite glad she has left school as she feared she would have a new nickname!
    I’m sure the boys would love one.
    #ToyTuesday

    Reply
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