- Type
- Cuddly pet
- Interaction
- Touch
- Subscription
- None
- Ages
- 13+
Casio Moflin
Palm sized furry comfort pet that learns your voice, no camera
Researched by Riley Hart · updated Oct 25, 2026
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Moflin is a quiet hand held comfort pet for adults who want something to stroke and hold, and it is the most private option here with no camera and on device AI. Reviewers split sharply: some grew attached, others found its motor whir and constant reactions irritating. Skip it if you want a robot that moves, talks or plays, because it only wiggles and chirps.
Best for: adults who want a calm, private pet to hold. Skip if: you want a pet that moves, talks or plays.
Specs
- Type
- Furry comfort pet with no face screen; model PE-M10 in silver, gold and pink
- Interaction
- Touch (stroking, hugging), voice tone and sound, light and motion; MofLife app shows mood and a journal
- Ai features
- On device emotional AI that grows over about 50 days and learns to recognize its owner's voice; it does not understand words and uses no cloud LLM
- Camera
- No camera; one microphone; Casio says voice features are stored locally as non identifiable data and data is uploaded only through the app when you choose
- Mobility
- Stationary; 2 axis head movement (rotation and tilt)
- Battery runtime
- About 5 hours of typical use (Casio)
- Charge time
- About 3.5 hours in its charging bed (Casio)
- Size weight
- 130 x 90 x 180 mm, about 260 g (9.2 oz)
3 year cost of ownership
- Robot
- $429
- Total
- $429
Casio lists no subscription or wear parts for Moflin. Casio offers a one year free warranty period. No recurring cost is published, so the 3 year cost is just the purchase price.
Status and safety
- US availability
- ● On sale
- Recalls
- No recall found as of 2026-10-25 (web search of cpsc.gov)
- FCC authorized
- Not checked
- Company
- ● Active
- Warranty
- ● 1 year
Price history
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Pros
- No camera, AI runs on the device
- About 5 hours per charge
- Soft fur and warm, pet like reactions
- Simple setup with a free app
Cons
- $429 for a robot that only wiggles and chirps
- Audible motor whir reported by reviewers
- Reacts to every sound and movement, which some found tiring
- App offers little beyond mood meters and a journal
What independent reviewers found
- After weeks of use the reviewer found the motor whir and constant reactions to every sound irritating, called the app thin and ended up using Deep Sleep Mode to silence it.
- The Verge
- Needs to recharge about every five hours, has audible neck gears and limited movement; a soothing conversation starter, but the bond felt one sided for the price.
- Tech Advisor
- After close to three weeks the reviewer grew attached and called it one of the first AI companions that is actually useful, despite chirps interrupting a video call.
- Fast Company
Spec history
Checked dailyNo spec changes since we started tracking on Oct 26, 2026.
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Questions buyers ask
Does Moflin record what I say?
No. Casio says it does not understand or record speech; it turns voice features into non identifiable data stored on the device to recognize its owner.
Is there a subscription?
Casio mentions none. The MofLife app is free and shows mood, a journal and battery level.
How long does the battery last?
About 5 hours of typical use, and about 3.5 hours to recharge in its bed. It stays interactive while charging.