Best Electronic Pets in 2021

This realistic-looking cat responds to touch and motion by moving its head and paws, opening and closing its eyes, meowing, and purring. This furry feline doesn't run or play, but it will sit in your lap and delight all ages.

Chippies is half robot and half dog. Petting Chippies' head leads him to perform random acts like sniffing and barking. Use the remote control to make your new friend chase its tail, roll over, sing, and dance. Chippies can even guard a room from intruders.

I love this talking hamster for its simplicity. Flip the switch on, talk to your new pet, and it will mimic your every word in a high-pitched cartoon-like voice. This soft hamster is geared toward kids but is a fun companion for all ages.

He may not have fur, but Robot Harry walks, barks, talks, plays, sings, and dances. This inexpensive Dalmatian is great for kids up to age seven, responds to touch, and runs on three AA batteries.

Roarin' Tyler is a cute and cuddly tiger that responds to more than 100 sounds and motions by bowing, roaring, playing with a toy, and more. This huggable guy is plush enough to snuggle and has moveable back legs.

He's not furry or cuddly but he roars and his tail lights up. With moveable legs, LED lights and only three AA batteries to power it all, you can't go wrong with Spino the Dino for kids ages three and up.

This cool kit comes with a turtle tank, colored sand for the bottom of the tank, and a mother and baby turtle. It's fun to watch both turtles walk on land and swim and dive in the water just like real turtles.

Each magical egg contains twin Hatchimals that you raise and care for as your very own. Hatchimals tell jokes, play games, say "I love you," record and repeat messages, and move their head and wings.

Rollie is an electronic dog that licks, wags its tail, and even closes its eyes when he sleeps. Rollie can do more than 25 noises and actions and comes with an adoption certificate.