I bought this AI robot for my younger brother without setting very high expectations. It was meant to be a practical gift rather than something emotional or impressive. He is usually curious about tech, but also loses interest quickly if something feels complicated or unreliable, so I was cautious when choosing.

The purchase itself was straightforward. I ordered it online while living in the US, mostly after reading through product descriptions and some user comments. What stood out was that the robot didn’t promise too much. It focused on basic interaction, voice response, and simple usability, which felt more realistic than many similar products.

When we first unboxed it, the setup process was easier than expected. There were no confusing steps, and the robot was ready to use within a short time. My brother started testing the voice interaction right away. The responses were clear and consistent, and there were no random behaviors that might confuse him.

Over time, the robot has been used mostly indoors. The voice recognition works best in a quiet room, which is reasonable. It understands basic commands well and responds in a predictable way. That predictability turned out to be a good thing. It made the robot easier to trust and easier to use regularly.

What I noticed most is that the robot does not try to simulate deep emotions. Instead, it focuses on functional interaction. For my brother, that works. He treats it more like a smart device than a character, which fits his personality.

Overall, as a gift, this robot feels practical. It doesn’t overwhelm the user, and it delivers what it claims to do. I would say it suits someone who prefers stable functionality over novelty.