- Tamagotchi Pix Is The Next Generation Of Your Favorite Interactive Virtual Pet In Which You Can Nurture And Raise Your Tamagotchi Character On A Color Screen
- Includes A Camera To Take Photos With Your Character, Cook, Find New Tamagotchi Friends And Have Your Character Go On Playdates. Touch Buttons Allow You To Interact In A Whole New Way By Customizing Your Items, Bathing Your Character And Petting Your Tamagotchi Character With A Swipe Of A Finger
- Connect To Your Friend’S Device To Go On Play Dates, Exchange Gifts And Explore Together. With 17 Various Games, You Can Earn Gotchi Points Or Keep Your Character Happy
- Collect Numerous Characters And Raise Them Differently For A Variety Of Play. Plus Help Your Characters Find A Profession That They Can Bring Back To The Tamagotchi Planet.
Product Dimensions | 2.4"L x 1.5"W x 2.8"H |
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Controller Type | Push Button |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Age Range Description | Kid,Adult |
Battery Description | Lithium-Ion or Lithium |
Display Type | LCD |
Material | Plastic |
Form Factor | Handheld |
UPC | 045557429027 |
Item Weight | 6.7 ounces |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | 42902 |
Manufacturer recommended age | 6 years and up |
Release date | December 3, 2021 |
Manufacturer | Bandai |
9 reviews for Tamagotchi Pix – Sky (Purple)
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ROBLOGNICK –
This is a great upgrade from the single colour Tamagotchis you’re used to. There’s lots of games, lots of choice of things to eat, go explore, take photos! And so many Tamagotchis to take care of. I’m on my fourth generation and have had all different so far. They’re so cute, the animations are great. The touch buttons really are awful though. And they don’t support this device any more so all the codes are now online so you can get everything very quickly. Unless you’re a collector the Uni might be a better choice. Batteries last about a week. Make sure you get rechargables. And a screen protector, the plastic scratches easy.
AJR –
Produto chegou em ótimas condições, porem com a caixa amassada , mas coloco essa responsabilidade em cima do correios , pois a caixa foi aberta . O produto chegou inteiro e funcionando perfeitamente , sem nenhum arranhão , a empresa NOCNOC foi solicita do inicio até o fim , respondeu todas as minhas duvidas e me deixou muito segura da compra, para brasileiros , deixo aqui meu testemunho que é uma empresa confiável.
Buyers –
Muy lindo y divertido, al principio no le entendia al touch pero vi que solo con roses funciona
Buyers –
This toy has come a long way since I was a kid. The battery life is so short so it uses a lot of batteries which isn’t cheap.
Raven Void –
I got this for $38 on sale. It’s a very fun little toy even though I am an adult. Definitely a step up from Gen 1. You can take pictures of things, host parties, discover new cooking recipes and characters, play games, buy accessories and items, travel to other places, connect with other Tamagotchis with a QR code, etc. There is a lot to do on this. I did get a case and screen protector (seen in pic.) to prevent scratches. My complaints: the touch buttons are a little finicky sometimes, the battery does not last long at all, and the white touch buttons aren’t centered. Rechargeable batteries are a must with this unless you want to dish out $$$ to constantly buy new batteries. Be advised that like any other Tamagotchi, you cannot pause this or shut it off unless you remove the batteries. If you need to take a hiatus IRL you can take the batteries out and it will save your progress. Overall I am happy with this purchase!
Rita –
Works great sometimes the touch buttons dont pick up what your doing but other then that it works great. Battery life is about a week regardless if you get name brand batteries or dollorama battery’s. Looking at getting her the UNI tama if its ever available to Canada.
A. C. –
If you don’t want the work that comes with a real pet, a digital pet is the next best thing! I purchased this Tamagotchi Pix – Floral (Pink) electronic pet for my 6 year old daughter’s Christmas stocking and it was received with lots of happiness.
This tamagotchi pix is very different form the 1990’s and can be considered an upgrade with cool new features and a whole new look. It is interactive and allows your child to really feel like they are indeed taking care of a pet. Your child can feed their pet, play with their pet, bathe their pet and even “pet” their pet! Your child can go on a playdate with another Tama, exchange gifts, and even earn Gotchi points (money that can be spent on your Tamagotchi). It even includes a camera that allows you to take photos of your pet. All of this is done with the swipe of a button!
It is also a nice size and fits perfectly in small hands. It comes with a built in clip on the side so you can attach a cord to carry your tamagothic with you.
The only negative is that it uses lots of battery power very quickly. If your child plays with it daily you will be replacing the battery every 5 days or so.
Overall though I highly reccomend it for hours of interactive play for your child and you never had to leave your home to take the dog out! 😁
Grade A+
A. C. –
I’ve had my pix party for nearly a year now (i got it for myself for my 30th birthday last summer) and i still love it like when i first got it!! the party feature adds a lot of additional gameplay compared to the original pix but the same charm and all the same raisable tamas except for 1 “boy” and 1 “girl.” the sitter option is great if you have work or school as it takes care of your tamagotchi from 7am-7pm and only costs one minigames worth of gotchi points per day.
the only thing i dislike about modern tamas is theyre gendered unnecessarily. my paintotchi is a blob of paint.. thats not boy-specific. other than that its a blast!!
full color, the training for jobs once they leave for their home planet changes based on what you do on the device, and if your friendship is high enough you have the option of keeping them forever as they dont grow old and die in this model!
turning the brightness down helps with battery consumption and theres an option to turn the sound off too but id definitely recommend getting some rechargeable eneloop AAAs for continual use as the camera does drain the battery quickly. i personally really prefer using rechargable AAAs instead of a USB-c port because if the batteries wear out i can just buy new ones instead of having the entire device die because of a dead internal battery i likely cannot replace myself. rechargable AAAs is a lot better for device longevity and im not looking forward to the possible “upgrade” to a charger port.
Edit: I’m coming back to review the original Pix since I know own all the shell colors and amazon doesn’t let you review the Pix and Pix Party seperately which is a shame since they’re a fair amount different. I’ve heard a lot of people hate the faceplate designs on the Pix and I personally really love the purple and green shells. The Pix (and the party) are really lightweight and fit awesome in my hands. it has easily the best hand feel out of any tamagotchi model i own.
the click of the camera is really satisfying both in feel and noise. being able to turn the brightness down and sound off is a must for me since i suffer from migraines but get really bored stuck in the dark all day. its nice to be able to check on my tama when i cant do anything else. i do wish the brightness had a few more options as the lowest setting still feels brighter than it needs to be to see it but there might be hardware/software limitations im unaware of.
I LOVE the touch buttons. I know this may come as a surprise since so many reviews dislike them and I honestly hated them at first but once I got used to them (didnt take much use, just some trial and error) I prefer them to traditional buttons. I’m autistic so when I’m feeling a sensory ick it’s nice to not have to feel the whole button and press down hard. just a light tap or swipe does everything I need. i also just love petting my tama. it feels really immersive!
changing the faceplate is possible if you dont like the design but be careful! you might scuff the shell a bit getting it off. One of my biggest complaint about tamagotchis versus other Vpets is they aren’t usually designed with a faceplate change in mind. this is really annoying considering the amount of the consumerbase that ends up changing the faceplate or customizing their tama in various ways.
im not going to review them here since this is just for the device but i made myself a fuzzy spider shaped case i love to pet when i play with it and theres many other soft/fluffy/fuzzy case options on etsy if you don’t like silicone.
AJR –
I bought it as my third digital pet And LOVE IT. Its a bit pricy , but I find my enjoyment comes first rather than price. Though I wish it had slower battery consumption. Overall 4 stars.