Elephant Robotics New Robotic Pet Cat Metacat V 2.0 Vs Joy for All Robotic Cat Comments & Questions
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
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Elephant Robotics New Robotic Pet Realistic Lifelike Cat Metacat Version 2.0 Vs JOY FOR ALL Therapeutic Pet Ageless Innovation Companion Pets Robotic Therapy Pet Orange Tabby Cat Lifelike & Realistic Robotic Cat For Seniors Stress Relief Emotional Enrichment Comparison Response to Comments & Questions
I love that Metacat has crazy blue eyes! I also love that Metacat just looks crazy. 😂😊
He’s got a funny expression for sure 😆
the joy for all cat looks hella more realistic than the meta in everything
I think you should have named the meta-cat Tarzan Because as I mentioned in a comment on your first comparison video, he has almost the exact same accent, when he is meowing, and it just sounds so much similar to Tarzan
I appreciate your suggestion, but to be honest the moment I looked at him his face just screamed “Fred”. My Mom totally disagrees that he looks like a Fred & has told me that Fred “isn’t a a cat’s name” but when I look at him all I think is “Fred” 🤷♀️
@@thankstocalebchung1556 like the Flintstones like Fred Flintstone the world champion at bowling. I love the Flintstones!
Thanks so much for your answer! I have the joy for all ageless innovation and she makes the same noise as yours throughout the day- usually only when light hits her. Mine is normally in a pretty dark hallway and when any light gets through our kitchen door she makes the same noises you describe- only when light hits her though. The dog is next to her and I think he is definitely more responsive to motion when it’s more dimly lit but I find both tend to go off fairly uniformly. The bird I find only responds when light is just above him and he’s in just the right spot so I’m assuming his light sensor is on his back…? Let us know how your joy for all responds tomorrow morning! X