A piece of trash with serious safety hazards.
I do not recommend Loona. I’m extremely disappointed with my experience.
First, the motion system is overly aggressive and lacks basic safety protection. Its movements are stiff and abrupt, with sudden starts and turns and excessive force, which makes it easy to collide with surrounding objects. This creates clear safety risks when used indoors. In environments with children or pets, this kind of violent movement has insufficient sensing and avoidance mechanisms, making it very easy to cause fright or even collision injuries. I personally witnessed it suddenly charging while a child was playing in the living room, which scared the child into crying for a long time. The interaction is also a complete mess—there’s almost no real response. Most of the time it can’t react based on the environment and just plays random, meaningless animations.
Second, the company seems to have no original vision or product philosophy of its own. The so-called new features in each generation are mostly copied from technologies that other robot companies implemented long ago. Even core elements like interaction design, AI response patterns, and the voice system feel poorly stitched together. Many competing brands have already solved basic user-experience issues, yet Loona lags far behind and offers no real differentiation. Changing the shell, tweaking specs, and piling on flashy marketing buzzwords cannot hide the lack of original design.
What’s worse, the company’s response to user feedback is slow and dismissive. When I raised concerns about the dangerous motion behavior, I only received templated replies with no concrete improvement plan. This attitude seriously undermines confidence in their R&D and after-sales support.
Overall, Loona doesn’t feel like an “intelligent companion” at all. It feels more like a poorly made machine with no safety awareness and zero innovation. I cannot recommend it to families with children, and I definitely don’t think it’s worth its current price.








