Robosen - Transformers Bumble Bee Performance G1 - Yellow

Name: Robosen - Transformers Bumble Bee Performance G1 - Yellow
Brand: Robosen
SKU: 6545277
Rating: 4.5 (18 reviews)

Model: DHFP

SKU: 6545277

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Key Specs
- App-Controlled: true (Product is able to be controlled, configured, and/or managed by a program or software application installed on another device.)
- Effects: Lights, Sound, Other
General
- Brand: Robosen
- Model Number: DHFP
- Product Name: Transformers Bumble Bee Performance G1
- Color: Yellow
- Assembly Required: Partial
- Recommended Minimum Age: 8 years
- Brand/Character: Transformers, Bumblebee, Hasbro
Features
- Toy Type: Droid
- App-Controlled: true (Product is able to be controlled, configured, and/or managed by a program or software application installed on another device.)
- Effects: Lights, Sound, Other
- Directional Controls: All
Other
- UPC: 193734000245

Spring into action with Bumble Bee! Meet the fan favorite - Fast, agile, and fun to be around – Bumble Bee, a new Performance Series robot experience by Robosen! With an improved walking algorithm, incredibly fluid actions & sequences – Bumble Bee jumps into action with its 17 servo motors and in a perfectly executed original G1 form! Whether interacting with Robosen’s Optimus Prime through the new Mini Theater, or showing off his programming and acrobatic skills – you’ll love seeing this Autobot best friend blast away the Decepticons.

Extraordinary flexibility: With a state-of-the-art adaptive gait algorithm, Bumblebee's two adjustable walking speeds will instantly match your movements, ensuring a smooth, natural pace every time
Unleash the power of high-performance motors: 45 custom engineered microchips, 17 high precision servo motors, & an upgraded adaptive gait algorithm
Mini theater mode: "Mini Theater" feature allows Bumblebee to perform your favorite plot lines on stage while inviting other Robosen Transformers robots for a multi-role spectacular
Immersive voice interaction & authentic G1 sounds: Get ready to experience Robosen's Bumblebee, a mechanical marvel that responds to 20 different voice commands, including "Hi, Bumblebee. Dance." It is armed with 69 original Transformers G1 animation sound bytes and powerful speakers
Integrated lighting: Bumble Bee comes to life with an illuminated blaster, functioning LED eyes, and headlights in the feet
Programmable action robot: You are able to both manually program movements, as well as program using drag-and-drop modules
Experience endless fun with app interaction: Connect the app via Bluetooth to precisely control Bumblebee's movements and switch between two walking speeds.
Motor control: Even if Bumblebee falls, it will automatically get up on its own

Whats Included

Transformers Bumble Bee Performance G1

Customers are saying

Customers express satisfaction with the voice commands and app functions of the Transformers Bumble Bee Performance G1, describing them as fun and enjoyable. However, some customers are disappointed that the toy does not transform, feeling that this is a significant drawback.

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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Robosen Bumblebee review
It’s very mpressive, but without the transforming feature, I would not recommend. He has some fun voice commands and app functions. But I personally wouldn’t keep a high priced Transformer that doesn’t transform
Posted 1 year ago by AdamC
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Another great Robosen Transformer
Now it's time for BumbleBee to walk out. Like the Optimus prime Robosen G1, this is fully capable walking and moving robot. It comes in nice packaging giving it a great presentation when unboxing. There isn’t much to set up. Just BumbleBee and a gun accessory. Over the Optimus Prime ,the charging cable a universal USB-C cable now. Just charge him up and your ready to go. BumbleBee does everything but transform. The feet compared to the height are better and it’s more stable than Optimus Prime. Besides voice commands it also has a phone/tablet controller. It has it’s own app separate from other Robosen products. The BumbleBee App can also control Optimus Prime in a joint preprogrammed mode. Just connected both robots through Bluetooth and you’re set for dual action. The unit looks nice and reflects the G1 BumbleeBee yellow Bug. BumbleBeee is smaller and doesn’t transform, so, the feet are larger compared to the height. This gives it better stability and control. You can change the walking pace, and it can get up after falling down quite well. Make sure the gun isn’t in its hand, and it got up every single time, it may take more than one try. It turns better in walking mode and can kicks better compared to the Optimus Prime unit. BumbleBee can be used through the app or through voice commands. “Hey BumbleBee” preps the unit for voice commands. From walking to speaking, or posing, the unit had no problems executing whether in voice or remote-control mode. Same as the Optimus Prime unit, you get a remote on the app, and access to various moves. You can also download new moves to do. You can use preprogrammed sequences or make them yourself. The BumbleBee app can also control the Optimus Prime unit at the same time only for scenes together. Together they reenact scenes from the series. The sync was good between them, the only issue for me was figuring out how to place them so the movements looked good together. The scenes were just under two minutes each. The headlights in the feet and the eyes light up. BumbleBee is as fun as Optimus Prime. You give up transforming, but you have more stable robot that can do more in robot mode. The scenes with the two units together is entertaining. The voice commands and remote all worked seamlessly and make using BumbleBee easy. Robosen keeps making a great product.
Posted 2 years ago by grimmace
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Remarkable Interactive Toy
I grew up watching and loving Transformers so when I saw this was available, I jumped on it. It’s a remarkable ‘toy’ that is highly interactive with its user. It comes preprogrammed with some really fun commands like ‘attack,’ ‘dance,’ and ‘pose.’ Each action includes some fun voice sayings from Bumblebee, too. Getting started is very easy. There is no assembly required other than unwrapping Bumblebee and his charging cable and power brick. I did have to charge the robot before starting to use him but out of the box, he is ready to interact with even though you can spend time programming your own commands with the app. I had some trouble getting Bumblebee to turn on the first time, but that was more user-error than a problem with the robot. I found that if I held the button in for 3+ seconds, Bumblebee would come to life. He connected to the app seamlessly and I didn’t have any issue with connection or the app and robot communicating with one another. I tried several of the commands and was impressed with how fluid the robot moved. He’s very smooth and fluid. He was actually so lifelike that our dog started barking at him. The big complaint I have about this particular robot model is that he doesn’t transform. Some of the other models do. I would also like it if there was an easy tutorial for custom programs. If there is, I didn’t find it easily. Overall, this is a great device for any Transformer fan to own. I’ve already had tons of fun with it. Pros: You can use him with or without the app. He understands voice commands easily as long as he isn’t in the middle of a response. His movements are fluid. Cons: He doesn’t transform. Other Robosen Transformers do. I had trouble getting him to turn on. There is a power button, but there weren’t any directions on how to use it for powering him on. Custom programming is very time-consuming and there isn’t a walk-through tutorial on a simple command to program.
Posted 2 years ago by nickcal