A reviewer tests and showcases the interactions between two "Ilike" robot companions, a type of desktop pet. The robots can connect magnetically and interact with each other, performing various animations and actions. The reviewer also discovers that the robots can be synchronized to music and play a game where the user must tap the robot's head to hit certain objects while avoiding others. The reviewer notes that the robots are entertaining on their own but even more fun with two, and that they can be connected to multiple units to create a domino effect. However, the reviewer mentions that the robots do not support Wi-Fi updates and require a Windows or iOS computer to update, which may limit their functionality for some users. Overall, the reviewer is impressed with the robots' interactivity and cuteness, and recommends them as a fun addition to the world of robotic desktop pets.
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1. The video is a follow-up to a previous review of a robot companion desktop pet called "EyeLike".
2. The reviewer is testing two EyeLike robots together to see how they interact with each other.
3. The EyeLike robots come with random food pieces that are very detailed.
4. The reviewer had to superglue the magnets on the robots because the double-stick tape stickers didn't work well.
5. The robots have a magnetic connection on the side that allows them to connect to each other.
6. The robots can wave to each other, pet each other, and even have a slap fight.
7. The robots have a music mode where they can dance in sync with each other.
8. The reviewer discovered that the robots can pick up sound and respond to it.
9. The robots have a game mode where the user has to tap the robot's head to interact with it.
10. The game mode involves tapping the robot's head to hit or avoid certain objects, such as a gun or a bomb.
11. The reviewer finally figured out the rules of the game after trying it multiple times.
12. The EyeLike robots have a limited number of interactions and animations, but they are still entertaining to watch.
13. The reviewer wishes they could update the robots' software, but it only works on Windows and iOS computers.
14. The robots do not work through Wi-Fi like some other similar products.
15. The reviewer loves the EyeLike robots and thinks they are a great addition to the world of robotic desktop pets.
16. The EyeLike robots are available for purchase on the Energize Lab website and are currently on sale for $149.