Up to 5 hours of typical use; about 3.5 hours to charge
Weight
About 260 g
Interaction
Responds to touch and voice, develops a personality over time
App
MofLife app for moods, journal and updates
Voice
Recognises voices but does not record speech (per Casio)
Learning
Recognises frequent voices and develops a personality
Privacy
Casio says it does not understand or record what you say
Our verdict
Moflin is a gentle, low-effort companion for someone who enjoys stroking a pet but cannot keep one. It is a comfort object rather than an assistant, so pair it with other support if reminders or contact with family are the priority.
What we like
Rechargeable and sleeps in its own charging bed
Casio says it does not understand or record what you say
Very light and easy to hold
One-off price
Sold in the US and UK
Rechargeable, sleeps in its charging bed
What to know
Expensive compared with battery-powered robot pets
No conversation, reminders or video calls
No reminders, calls or conversation
Pricier than battery-powered robot pets
Does not look like a real cat or dog, which some people prefer and others do not
Researched by our editorial team. Specs come from the manufacturer; strengths and weaknesses summarise independent tests and owner reviews cited in our guides. We have not tested this robot ourselves. How we research.