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Energize Lab Eilik vs Yukai Engineering Mirumi

Researched by Riley Hart · prices checked Nov 11, 2026

Short answer · checked Nov 11, 2026

As of Nov 11, 2026, the Energize Lab Eilik costs $140 and the Yukai Engineering Mirumi costs $150, so the Energize Lab Eilik is $10 cheaper. The Energize Lab Eilik has a published review score and ranks #1 in our robot pets and companions ranking; the Yukai Engineering Mirumi is not scored yet. Pick the Energize Lab Eilik for a cheap, private desk toy. Pick the Yukai Engineering Mirumi for cute tech gifts and bag charm fans. They split the points we can measure, 1 each.

Energize Lab Eilik$140Check price →
Yukai Engineering Mirumi$150Check price →

Who wins, point by point

They split the points we can measure, 1 each. Built from today's prices, the specs and independent tests for these two robots.

EilikMirumiWinner
Price today$140$150Eilik
Runtime90 min8 hMirumi
Pick the Eilik if
  • You want to spend less (saves $10)
  • Best for a cheap, private desk toy
Pick the Mirumi if
  • You care most about runtime (8 h vs 90 min)
  • Best for cute tech gifts and bag charm fans
Companions
Energize LabEilik
Type
Desk buddy
Interaction
Touch
Subscription
None
8.4/10Price tracked daily

Tiny offline desk buddy that reacts to touch, no app or plan

Full Energize Lab Eilik review, pros and cons →
Companions
Yukai EngineeringMirumi
Type
Small plush charm robot
Interaction
Turns its head toward
Subscription
None
PREORDERPrice tracked daily

Fuzzy bag charm robot that turns its head to glance at people

Full Yukai Engineering Mirumi review, pros and cons →

Side by side

Energize Lab EilikYukai Engineering Mirumi
Price$140$150
3 year cost$140$150
Our score8.4/10Not scored yet
Rank in Companions#1#11
Statuson salepreorder
Warranty90 days, plus a 14 day money back guarantee (Energize Lab store)n/a
TypeStationary desktop companion with an OLED face and moving head and armsSmall plush charm robot with long bendable arms that clip onto a bag strap or wrist; colors Pink, Ivory and Gray
InteractionTouch sensors on head, belly and base; reacts to being moved or shaken; plays with other Eiliks; no voice control on the standard modelTurns 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 featuresOn device behaviors only; works without WiFi or internet. Optional AI Station ($99, sold separately) adds AI chat, gesture games and face greetings over a networkNone; reactive behaviors only, no voice assistant or chat
CameraNo camera on Eilik itself; the optional AI Station adds oneNo
MobilityStationary; four servos move its head, body and armsHead motion only; arms grip but do not move
Battery runtimeAbout 1.5 hours (450 mAh)About 8 hours on a full charge, varies with use (launch specs); built in lithium polymer battery
Charge timeAbout 1 hour over USB Type C (5 V, 1 A)About 2 hours, rated 5V 1A
Size weight108 by 105 by 133 mm, 230 gAbout 100 x 110 x 140 mm (3.9 x 4.3 x 5.5 in) including arms, about 155 g (5.5 oz)
SubscriptionNoneNone; no app
Age rangeNot publishedNot published
Sensorsn/aMicrophone and head touch sensor at launch; the CES 2025 prototype Engadget tried used a distance sensor and an IMU
Materialsn/aABS mechanism, TPU arms, 100% acrylic outer fabric
Best fora cheap, private desk toycute tech gifts and bag charm fans
Skip ifyou want voice chat or a mobile robotyou want a robot that talks or learns

Specs are maker claims unless a reviewer is named. Prices from the stores we link, checked daily.

What reviewers found

Energize Lab Eilik

  • Goally (4/5): Hands on use with games, jokes and dance parties lifted the reviewer's mood for as long as the roughly 90 minute battery lasted; reviewer was skeptical of emotional claims. Note that Goally sells a competing kids tablet. Source
  • Gagadget: Named Best Desk Toy in a five robot roundup for its touch responses and multi robot play; drawbacks were no voice control and recharging about every 1.5 hours. Source

Yukai Engineering Mirumi

  • Engadget: 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. Source
  • TechRadar: 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. Source

Questions buyers ask

Which is better, the Energize Lab Eilik or the Yukai Engineering Mirumi?

The Energize Lab Eilik has a published review score and ranks #1 in our robot pets and companions ranking; the Yukai Engineering Mirumi is not scored yet. Pick the Energize Lab Eilik for a cheap, private desk toy. Pick the Yukai Engineering Mirumi for cute tech gifts and bag charm fans.

Which is cheaper?

The Energize Lab Eilik at $140, versus $150 for the Yukai Engineering Mirumi, checked Nov 11, 2026. Over 3 years with running costs: $140 vs $150.

What is the difference between the Eilik and the Mirumi?

Type: Stationary desktop companion with an OLED face and moving head and arms on the Eilik, Small plush charm robot with long bendable arms that clip onto a bag strap or wrist… on the Mirumi. Interaction: Touch sensors on head, belly and base; reacts to being moved or shaken; plays with other… on the Eilik, Turns its head toward sounds and voices, hides its face when shy, reacts when petted on… on the Mirumi. Ai features: On device behaviors only; works without WiFi or internet. Optional AI Station ($99, sold… on the Eilik, None; reactive behaviors only, no voice assistant or chat on the Mirumi.

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