GoldenSun 3-in-1 Interactive Cat Toys for Indoor Cats 2000mAh Type-C Rechargeable Power Balls & Handmade Butterfly Cat Feather Toy Auto On/Off, Cat Teaser with 6 Attachments, Bright White

So far my 3 Siamese cats, ranging in age from 15 weeks to 7 years, love this toy. The variety of "games" entertains them well and it's auto off function is good for us humans. The wake up function also wakes them up and gets them playing again - which is great for the kitten.My only issue is that the kitten can pull the wand off when he gets too boisterous with it. But it's easy to put back on again.Charge wise, it lasts a long time. Much better than having to use batteries.

I have three cats aged 5 to 12 years old and they all love it. Highly recommend this product. Perfect for house cats as the product runs on a timer, comes on every 4 hours for about 10 mins of playtime. Really good quality, several functionality settings and is fairly quiet when running. This is one of the best cat toys I have ever bought.

Amazing product both my kittens and myself love it, keeps them entertained for hours and handy when I'm at work to stop them getting bored. The colours are bright and appealing to the kittens and I even received free feathers from the company for purchasing this product. Good value for money and perfect size for 2+ kittens 😸, very happy with my order

The media could not be loaded. Was apprehensive about paying this much for a cat toy but I do have three indoor cats that need stimulation so I bought it .one of my cats simply can’t get enough of it and if I take it away for charging she gets really sad . They all enjoy playing with it .. the only downside for me with it is it only works for ten minutes before turning off so you have to keep turning it back on which can be a pain if you wanted it to entertain them whilst your busy for a while bear in mind after ten mins play it turns off . If you do nothing it comes on again after three hours for another ten mins .. not bad if your out for the day I suppose that’s the idea but I still think they could have allowed more than ten mins play ..it comes with usb charger . The light comes on when it’s time to charge & the charge takes 2 hours . It isn’t noisy it just makes a low whirring sound and you can turn it off if you don’t want it to come on at night time every three hours . I would say I’m getting my moneys worth out of it and I enjoy being entertained by the kitties having fun! .

I would say first interactive toy what is not boring for my 2 cats. They keep enjoying it. Battery is lost lasting and turn on by itself what is very good function.

Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to the greatest invention since sliced bread… or at least since the laser pointer! Yes, I’m talking about this automatic, interactive cat toy that has utterly transformed our home into a feline version of Disneyland.Now, let me tell you, our household is no stranger to cat toys. We’ve tried feathers on sticks, jingly balls, even one of those fancy tunnels that cost the same as a small holiday! And for what? A quick sniff, maybe a half-hearted bat, then complete disinterest while it languishes in the corner collecting dust. But not this little wonder gadget—oh no. This one has somehow tapped into the very soul of all three of our cats.I have an old arthritic cat who is watching it with great interest despite being barely able to move. We also have another older cat, who hasn’t shown interest in playing since 2008. Her philosophy on life is more "Why jump when you can lounge?" If there’s a human waving something in her face, she is not interested. And yet—yet!—even she has been lured into the action by this toy! She’s transformed into a four-pawed ninja warrior, pouncing, leaping, and staring at this toy as though it holds the secrets of the universe.And finally, there’s our youngest, a bundle of chaotic fluff. The moment we turned this thing on, it was like Christmas morning and a trip to the fairground all rolled into one. It’s a game of cat vs. machine, and let me tell you—the machine is winning.And us humans? We’re practically redundant. We sit there, sipping our tea, watching these three furballs have the time of their lives. We’ve been upgraded to spectators, and honestly, I couldn’t be happier. It’s mesmerising. I could sell tickets.It’s been three or four glorious weeks of nonstop fun. This thing is still going strong, no signs of wear or the cats losing interest. Honestly, I don’t know how it does it. The little bits pop in and out, always unpredictable, and the cats are just hypnotised.To sum it up: This toy has saved our cats from boredom, saved us from having to wave around a feather like deranged conductors, and provided endless entertainment for the whole family. It’s a hit, a miracle, a triumph! If you’ve got cats — even lazy ones — just get this thing.Five stars, and a standing ovation from me and my very entertained cats! 🐾👏

Brought this for my partner's cat, the cat absolutely loves the toy. Great value for money, great looking, feathers and other things that pop out all over the place that keeps the cat entertained for hours.

The toy was delivered this afternoon and was easy to set up and charge. The instruction booklet is easy to follow. Initially the cats (6mths old) were a bit flummoxed but gradually showed an interest. I tried it on one of the lower settings first. The springy stem was a big hit, as was the ball in the middle but they seemed confused by the feathers that randomly pop out at the bottom. However they got the gist and I experimented with the other, faster settings. The cats managed to grab the popping out feathers in their mouths and dragged the whole unit round the room until I could get them to release it. This is advertised as being useful for people that need to leave their cats alone for a period of time as it will keep them occupied. Personally I do not feel this is safe enough to be left with any unsupervised cat. If I hadn't been there to stop them pulling the toy round the room all sorts of damage could've occurred. It's a decent toy that holds their attention but I wouldn't leave them on their own with it, and it is a bit pricey.