- Type
- Small plush charm robot
- Interaction
- Turns its head toward
- Subscription
- None
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Yukai Engineering Mirumi
Fuzzy bag charm robot that turns its head to glance at people
Researched by Riley Hart · updated Nov 11, 2026
Is the Yukai Engineering Mirumi worth it? Mirumi is a cheap, charming novelty: a fuzzy charm that clings to your bag and glances at people nearby. It costs $150 as of Nov 11, 2026, and 2 independent reviewers tested it.
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Pros
- No app, account or subscription
- About 8 hours per charge
- Light at about 155 g
- Charming head turning and shy behaviors
Cons
- Only head movement, no voice or AI
- Engadget doubted it would stay put in a crowded subway
- US store still lists it as a preorder
- Price rose from the roughly $70 quoted at CES 2025 to $149.99
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Mirumi is a cheap, charming novelty: a fuzzy charm that clings to your bag and glances at people nearby. It suits fans of cute tech and gift buyers who want something that needs no app or plan. Skip it if you want conversation or real companionship, since it only turns and hides its head.
Best for: cute tech gifts and bag charm fans. Skip if: you want a robot that talks or learns.
Specs
- Type
- Small plush charm robot with long bendable arms that clip onto a bag strap or wrist; colors Pink, Ivory and Gray
- Interaction
- Turns its head toward sounds and voices, hides its face when shy, reacts when petted on the head and shakes its head when shaken; makes no sounds
- Ai features
- None; reactive behaviors only, no voice assistant or chat
- Camera
- No
- Mobility
- Head motion only; arms grip but do not move
- Battery runtime
- About 8 hours on a full charge, varies with use (launch specs); built in lithium polymer battery
- Charge time
- About 2 hours, rated 5V 1A
- Size weight
- About 100 x 110 x 140 mm (3.9 x 4.3 x 5.5 in) including arms, about 155 g (5.5 oz)
3 year cost of ownership
- Robot
- $150
- Total
- $150
No subscription, app or replacement parts are needed.
Status and safety
- US availability
- Preorder
- Recalls
- Not checked
- FCC authorized
- Not checked
- Company
- ● Active
- Warranty
- Not listed
Price history
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Where to buy
- Amazon
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- Mirumi US store
- $150 →
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What independent reviewers found
- CES 2025 hands on: it stared at people, hid its face when shy and shook its head when shaken; no sounds, but its movement gave a faint purr like vibration. Its arms clung well to a wrist or strap. Yukai quoted about 8 hours of battery and around $70 at the time.
- Engadget
- CES 2025 show floor look: called it adorable, like a small gray chick with very long arms; saw it turn to look at people, hide when shy and shake its head in protest. No price was announced then.
- TechRadar
Spec history
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Questions buyers ask
Does Mirumi need an app?
No. It has no app, account or subscription; it just reacts to sound, touch and movement.
How long does the battery last?
About 8 hours on a full charge, and about 2 hours to recharge, per the launch specs.
Is Mirumi sold in the US?
Yes. The Mirumi US store lists Gray, Ivory and Pink at $149.99 each as preorders and ships to the US.
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