D-REX Interactive Dinosaur: The ultimate Prehistoric Pet is back again in 2009 with great new features!
D-Rex Product Description
The ultimate Prehistoric Pet is back again in 2009 with great new features. D-Rex combines robotics, sensors and reptilian-like skin to create a lifelike appearance and behavior. He’ll walk, chomp and roar. Like a real pet, D-Rex will follow the sound of your voice, make funny noises and protect your room with his roaring guard mode. You can even teach D-Rex tricks, by programming him to perform a sequence of up to 30 actions!
Every kid wants their very own dinosaur D-Rex – it is on the top of their list for sure.
- A loyal friend to his master!
- Has a ferocious charging “attack”!
- Can follow the sound of the child’s voice
- Protects child’s room while in roaring guard mode
- Great for ages 8+
It comes with 5 “C” batteries but it does need 2 AAA batteries which are not included. You will also need a screwdriver for the battery compartment.
This product has dimensions is 21.5 x 9.5 x 14 inches and it weighs 10.5 pounds in the box.
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D-REX Interactive Dinosaur is a toy can do just about anything. The built in interaction features of this toy will keep kids occupied for quite a while. This cute toy might look a little scary, but it is really just like a lovable pet. Petting D-REX will make him roar and wag his tail … but in a cute and charming way. D-REX also comes with a controller bone that gives him a wide range of movement.
D-REX will perform chewing movements when something is put in his mouth. This toy even can be used as a guard – he has motion sensors, and if you set them and they go off, he will roar. His noise sensors enable him to come to you based on where he hears your footsteps coming from. D-REX can do so much – he can be a toy, a guardian, and most importantly, a best friend. Suggested For: Boys, Ages 8-18.
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D-Rex Features
- The ultimate Prehistoric Pet is back with new features for 2009!
- A ferocious yet loyal interactive dinosaur with an independent personality
- D-Rex combines robotics, sensors and reptilian-like skin
- More realistic facial features creating a lifelike appearance and behavior
- New tug-of-war play pattern
- Now you can teach D-Rex tricks and program him to perform up to 30 actions!
The Good: Biomorphic robotics enable D-Rex to interact with you like a real pet.
The Challenging: Realistic features may frighten youngsters.
In a Nutshell: This ultimate pet is trainable, wards off enemies, and comes when you call him. At 14 inches in height, D-Rex Interactive Dinosaur features over 100 realistic movements and sounds.
Take command of the prehistoric predator using the bone-shaped remote.
Fearsome Predator or Lovable Pet?
Though he wears a collar and stands only 14 inches tall, this D-Rex is still a “fearsome” predator. Kids will be enthralled by his realistic skin, and lifelike movements, which are possible thanks to biomorphic robotics. His fiery orange eyes scan the room, and his neck and tail “muscles” ripple with movement. D-Rex has a personality all his own with over 100 sounds and movements, as well as sensors that respond to light, sound, and touch.
Become His Master
Using the bone-shaped remote control, kids can program D-Rex to perform a number of actions from up to 25 feet away. Pressing “attack” mode makes D-Rex stand alert, and pressing it a second time sends him on a roaring rampage. In “guard” mode, D-Rex stiffens and scans the room, moving his head from side to side. At the first sound of an intruder, D-Rex will roar to alert you.
While D-Rex is an effective guardian, like any pet he has needs of his own. If D-Rex’s tail stops wagging, he may want attention. Pet his head and quickly get his tail wagging. Also, to keep his hunger at bay, kids can feed him. His jaws will move up and down, stopping only after he has had his fill.
Lifelike Interaction
As kids learn to tame D-Rex and keep him happy, they can relate to him much like a real-live pet. In “seek” mode, D-Rex comes when you whistle, and in “prank” mode, he repeats funny sounds. Best of all, an advanced training feature allows kids to teach him a specific sequence of actions that he will then repeat on command.
As a power-saving feature, D-Rex takes a “Dino-nap” when not being used. Parents will want to assist with removing the toy’s packaging and installing two “AAA” batteries (not included) in the bone remote control.
What’s in the Box
D-Rex Interactive Dinosaur, five “C” batteries, and bone control. (Two “AAA” batteries for the remote control not included.)
Advanced, “biomorphic” robotic technology allows D-Rex to function like a real pet.