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- Ultimate Buzz Lightyear speaks English and Spanish
- Programable Puppeteer Feature records and plays back movemwnts on his head, arms, legs
- Speech recognition, talk back with lip sinc, level sensor, infrared remote control, head turns / eye
- Walks and turns, shoots arm laser, salutes , plays target game, also has dance mode
- Multi-direction motion detection and autonomous roaming mode.
Product Description
Just like in the movie, this walking, talking, programmable Ultimate Buzz Lightyear thinks he’s a real ”Space Ranger” that has crash-landed on a strange planet. That is, until you tell him that he’s just a toy and his behavior changes! Your favorite Space Ranger can really walk and talk, and he’s packed with a range of speech and motion features to keep you and your friends engaged to infinity and beyond! Over 100 sayings in the original character’s voice7 powerfu… More >>
Toy Story Ultimate Buzz Lightyear
April 13, 2010 at 5:33 pm
I just gave this toy to my son for Christmas and so far I am very disappointed. The toy works in try me mode but not play mode. We have switched out all the batteries several times. We even used different brand batteries. All the batteries were brand new. We followed the instructions of going from try me mode to off for 5 seconds. This toy still won’t work.
The manual is not helpful and Thinkway’s site doesn’provide any support information. This toy will probably go back which is sad because it would be a cool toy if it worked.
Rating: 1 / 5
April 13, 2010 at 7:01 pm
Son really loves buzz, so we got him this for his birthday. You can’t appreciate this toy without replacing all the batteries first, it has a lot of cool functions. At 4 years he is too young for this toy he loves to knock him over and hear buzz ask to be picked back up. That’s how Buzz’s left arm had fallen off, from a fall from about 2 feet,. Still unable to reconnect, but have not tried very hard to do so. Son still love it and thinks that with his arm off it is just like the first movie.
Rating: 5 / 5
April 13, 2010 at 8:13 pm
i liked the buzz but was a little disappointed when my son opened him up and his mouth didn’t work. This is the second one i’ve bought that something didn’t work on him. the last one i bought, his arm fell off and his eyes didn’t work. i didn’t bother with returning it b/c my son loved it and it wasn’t worth the hassle.
Rating: 3 / 5
April 13, 2010 at 9:14 pm
It’s just a toy. Nothing that justifies the high price. It does not “interact”. It is just a remote controlled figure toy. You push a button, it does something. Artificial Intelligent does not exist at all in this product.
Rating: 2 / 5
April 13, 2010 at 10:53 pm
My son is 2 and we got it for him for christmas. definately his favorite toy right now. it’s durable and has a ton of great features…except one thing…the wings don’t come out. unless i am missing something (please correct me if i am wrong) but we have not figured out how they come out if they do. for the price and the robotic features of the toy, i would have thought they would have it do everything. only other complaint is the amount of batteries–14, yes 14 AAs to run this thing. you better get stocked:) but even so, my son loves it and that makes us happy!
Rating: 4 / 5