OwleezFlying Baby Owl Interactive Toy with Lights and Sounds (White), for Kids Aged 6 and Up

We didn't have trouble getting it to fly, even though the instructions weren't great. We watched a video to see how to make it fly. And if you push the back button until you hear three beeps, it will play a rainbow game! My granddaughter named her "Snowflake Frost".

Our daughter loved playing with her Owleez. The overall guide to learn how to take care of her owleez was easy enough for our nine-year-old daughter to set it up herself. She Absolutely loved taking care of her owl everyday. The cheat guide as we like to call it was easy to reference to if we didnt know what the owl needed per the owls eye color. As a parent I loved not having to buy batteries as its rechargeable by plug in. My daughter has been video chatting her friends showing them her new owl toy as well as having her best friend over to try it out as well. This owleez was a hit in our house. I do recommend using the flying mode outside as you'll have better luck not flying into something in your house. If you know of a child who enjoys taking care of animals this is a perfect gift for them. I'd highly recommend this as a gift. Even as a parent it reminded me of one of my favorite toys as a child the Furby. My daughter and I enjoyed playing with this toy.

We bought this for for my daughter and it turned out to be one of the big hits of our Christmas. She absolutely freaked out when she opened it. Then we all got to sit around and laugh at it trying to fly (and crash over and over and over).It's a little frightening when it it does its flying thing...it sits in its nest and its head raises up and the propellers start to rev up faster and faster. And then it takes off like a drone...but a drone that nobody has any control over. It does it's best to fly around a little...but even when given quite a bit of room...it'll end up crashing into a wall or a cupboard or even the floor. Supposedly it gets better with flying over time, but the directions state that even at its best it'll only fly for about 10 seconds.And make sure to read the directions! They are quite long but describe what all the different light colors mean and mostly importantly, what to do when the head gets stuck (which seems to happen pretty often).On the downside...it feels like pretty cheap plastic. With the repeated crashes I'm not sure how long it'll last before something gets broken off. Also, the manual mentions a couple times that it is an indoor only toy. But the flying part really needs some space as you have no idea what direction this thing is going to go when it takes off. That amount of space may be tricky depending on where you live. The eyes change color somewhat randomly and pretty quickly...my daughter sometimes has trouble remembering what each color means and then doing the corresponding action before the lights have changed to some other color.Overall though...fun...good for a laugh...and slightly terrifying.

Fantastic flying feature! When we first opened the Owl we thought it was going to be similar to other popular digital pets but the flying feature definitely sets this one apart. The kids practiced all of the different modes and the first time the owl took off in the flying mode they jumped up and down with excitement. The only issue is coordinating the landing and re-charging frequently after a few flights. We think this toy is still a winner and will continue to entertain the kids for a while with its flight feature. The other modes are cute but simple, it makes cute sounds and the kids liked the lullaby and when it said “I love you”. The owl also had gas and sometimes gets frustrated when it can’t fly which is cute! The cons are that after flight the wings can jam but parents can put it back easily. Unique toy and would highly recommend

Broke fast, but my son loved it

I purchased this as one of my 7y/o sons Christmas gifts. It ended up being his absolute favorite thing that he received.He takes it with him wherever he goes and every child (and adult) that sees it gets excited to see it fly.We initially purchased the white one but according to my son “it needed a friend” so we now have the pink one also. They are both the same other than the color.It comes with a nest that it charges on that plugs into any USB slot.It takes about 20 minutes to charge and flys roughly 10 times before needing to be placed back on the nest.The more you fly it, the better it becomes at flying.Ours has had many crash landings on its quest to learn to fly, but so far it has held up completely. It seems to be very durable.

So I bought this for my daughter the Christmas of 2020. She was soooo in love with it but couldn't get it to do anything so I started playing with it. I got it to fly one time in 3 hours of trying... When it took off it scared the daylights out of her (whom is autistic) and the dogs and cats. Tv got knocked over and broken plants knocked over some other stuff of value as well.. Anyways the next week we were moving so I packed it away with some other toys in a tote. Last week YES 2 years later we get it out and it won't even charge!!! It makes a weird sound that you here in the hospital when your IV bag is out of fluid or has a kink in it.. Talk about creepy!! Soni decided to look them up to see about ordering a second one so we can try again.. When I seen these prices I about had a heart attack!!! I paid $25 for it now I see them as high at $109 like WOW that's just insane!!! I do not advise others to buy this unless you enjoy waisting money!!! If you like waisting money just donate the money to a good cause as doing that would teach the child something over a broken creepy plastic Owl....