Zoomer Hedgiez Interactive Hedgehog with Lights, Sounds and Sensors, by Spin Master

My 9yr old daughter loves Dizzy. It really is cute. It will roll over in a somersault and land exactly back on its feet, the eyes light up and she hasn't put it down since she received it. She also loves brushing it's fur. Good vibrant color and has been a fun little toy

It is really cute. My granddaughter enjoyed playing with it. It is small and does limited things but for the money it was an enjoyable toy.

It was cute, funny and we loved the interactive features. The bright green LED eyes were a surprise. It was purchased for my great niece for Christmas and she loved it as well.

The Hedgie itself is cute, but my package arrived used. I bought 2, and one arrived fully intact in the original packaging. It required scissors to get it out. Whereas this one was in the same shipping box and fell out of the packaging, the comb was not secure, etc. I didn’t mean to order a used toy. Thankfully, it works, or my daughter would have been crushed.

This toy is cool enough for what it does, I suppose, but for the price I expected more. The basic bullet list goes something like this: - It's hard and heavy, not very cuddly - But small enough (both good and bad here) that "hard and heavy" doesn't mean "uncomfortable to play with" - It's sort of cute, but not actually desperately cute - It does a few things, but they're not particularly pronounced, or particularly predictable - Engendered some interest for a little while, but not a lot of interest and not for long It would be a better toy if it were easier to understand what stimuli the toy responds to (i.e. what sensors does it have and how sensitive are each of them?) and what it's likely to do in response to each of these. It would also be better if the responses to stimuli were "bigger." A lot of them are very subtle—half a second of a cooing sound, a little twitch, etc. In the end, I suppose I imagined when purchasing that the toy would do all the same things that it does, but maybe just a little *more* than it does, and with a little more *clarity* about why it's doing what it's doing. I also think I imagined that it would be a little more cuddly, which it's decidedly not—don't think of it as a "plush toy that's interactive" but more a basic "robot action figure with fur." Could be a great toy for the right kid, I suppose. Was more sort of "meh" for my kid.

This was a Christmas gift for my 4yr old, and it has became a surprise favorite! I was a little wary after reading some of the other reviews, but amazon had it listed for $20 with prime shipping so I took a leap and purchased it. Dizzy (Lucy) is very durable, and highly entertaining to my pre k kid, she snuggles, whines, snorts & flips. What's not to love?! Lol definitely worth the $20. Highly recommended!

I bought this as a gift for my 3 year old daughter and she adores it! It really soft and she makes cute noises and movements. My kids thought she was just like a real pet! It would be great if she had a softer or squishier belly.

I bought these for my granddaughters months before their birthdays. Well by the time they were able to play with them the warranty was up and they never worked. Big waste of money, but they are very cute