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Tiny dome shaped coding
Interaction
Reads OzoCodes drawn
Subscription
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Ages
8 to 14+
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Ozobot Evo

Walnut sized robot kids code with markers or blocks

Researched by Riley Hart · updated Nov 2, 2026

Short answer

Is the Ozobot Evo worth it? Ozobot Evo is a simple, screen light way to teach kids coding logic by drawing lines and color codes, with blocks and an app when they are ready. It costs $175 as of Nov 4, 2026, and GearBrain scored it 8/10.

$175Ages: 8 to 14+4 independent tests
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Quick verdict · checked Nov 2, 2026

Ozobot Evo is a simple, screen light way to teach kids coding logic by drawing lines and color codes, with blocks and an app when they are ready. Reviewers found it fun and quick to set up. Skip it if you want long play sessions or a robot with a personality that talks back.

Best for: young kids learning coding logic. Skip if: you want a talking companion or long runtime.

Specs

Type
Tiny dome shaped coding robot that follows drawn lines and color codes
Interaction
Reads OzoCodes drawn with markers; app on iOS and Android for driving, lights, sounds and messaging; OzoBlockly drag and drop coding (Tom's Guide, TNW)
Ai features
None; preset personality behaviors such as chirps and snoring when idle (TNW)
Camera
No camera; underside optical sensors read lines and colors
Sensors
Four distance sensors, underside optical sensors, six LEDs and a speaker with almost 200 sounds (Galaxus)
Mobility
Two wheels; follows lines, stops at edges and obstacles (GearBrain)
Battery runtime
Not published; Galaxus expected about 30 minutes of play
Charge time
About 55 minutes for a full charge (Galaxus); GearBrain reported about 15 minutes, so figures conflict

3 year cost of ownership

Robot
$175
Total
$175

No subscription. Markers and skins are sold separately. No battery replacement option is published, so a 3 year cost is not computable.

Status and safety

US availability
● On sale
Recalls
● No Ozobot robot recall in the CPSC database as of Nov 4, 2026. Checked daily.
FCC authorized
Not checked
Company
● Active
Warranty
Not listed

Price history

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Where to buy

Ozobot store (Evo Entry Kit)
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Pros

  • Kids can code it with just markers and paper
  • OzoBlockly grows into real programming concepts
  • Tiny and easy to set up
  • No camera or microphone on the robot

Cons

  • Short runtime per charge
  • Small and easy to lose
  • Some OzoCodes misread in testing (Tom's Guide)
  • Little in the box besides markers and cards

What independent reviewers found

Teen reviewer found it fun to drive, followed lines and stopped at edges and obstacles; charges in about 15 minutes over USB. Calibration instructions were vague and the case was hard to open.
GearBrain · 8/10
Took about 55 minutes to fully charge and expected about 30 minutes of play. Rated its game modes and coding app above Sphero Bolt and DJI RoboMaster S1; criticized oversized packaging with little inside.
Galaxus
Hands on with a beta: line following worked well, but it skipped a couple of OzoCodes and ran into a finger when driven from the app. Measured 1.2 x 1.3 in and 0.8 oz.
Tom's Guide
Found the basics took almost no time to learn and the logic challenges fun even for an adult; highly recommended it for introducing young kids to coding.
The Next Web

Spec history

Checked daily

No spec changes since we started tracking on Nov 2, 2026.

Versions
Ozobot BitLooks the same but costs $50 and lacks Bluetooth and the infrared obstacle sensor (Tom's Guide)
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Questions buyers ask

Does a kid need a tablet to use Evo?

No. Evo follows lines and color codes drawn with markers. The app and OzoBlockly add driving and block coding.

How long does it run?

Ozobot does not publish it. Galaxus expected about 30 minutes of play per charge.

What age is it for?

Galaxus lists 8 to 14+. A teen GearBrain reviewer thought it fit kids 6 to 10.

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