IOKHEIRAInteractive Cat Toys Ball (4th Gen) Wicked Ball for Indoor Cats Adult, Auto 360° Self-Rotating & USB Rechargeable with LED Red Light Toy for Cat Kitten

It’s good, but too slow. My cat just can’t be bother to choose.

My cat is in love with this thing. Like, I've actually bought it twice. The first time, I lost the lid while it was charging (oops, my bad). My cat kept batting the half-ball around with his paw, looking so forlorn that I caved and bought another one. Guilt-tripped by a feline, classic. Anyway, he loves chasing this ball around. It's basically my go-to parenting tool. It zooms about on its own, tiring my cat out so I don't have to. Win-win!Unfortunately, there is one tiny downside. It spins loudly on wooden surfaces, which can be bothersome. But, hey, it still does its job – my cat chases it like it's possessed. As long as he's happy, I'm happy :)

The media could not be loaded. Iokheira interactive Cat Ball Toy.This arrived boxed with instructions and a USB charging lead (48.5 CM / 19 Inches long).I charged it overnight, my cats had it Christmas Day, the battery lasted a good 3 weeks before a recharge was needed. When charging it flashes red.It does not feel tough but is durable as it has taken some beating and not damaged or cracked at all.There is a rubber band around the edge which does not really need to be there, it could easily be caught in a cats claws and pulled off. As it is there, I tied a feather toy to it as my cats usually ignore ball toys.When on its fairly quiet, movement is disappointing, the moving part inside just spins around, stops and spins again causing gentle movement. It does not oscillate/vibrate or shake. The ball will roll on a hard floor but do almost nothing on a short pile carpet or rug.The light is subtle but does occasionally attract one of my adult cats.I noticed the on/off button is too easily pressed, if Billy (my cat) grabs the ball with both paws he turns it off. My other cat has no interest in it at all.In terms of value, it’s worth a try but cats interests are often very different, this toy may be more suited for an inquisitive kitten, it does not really move enough to excite an adult cat as a new and unfamiliar toy.

Works as intended, however our cat is not impressed with this ball, just sits in the corner and watches it move around. He does follow it when the ball goes out of the room but he doesn't actively play with it. However, the product works as described and has a long durability. Easy to charge and put back together. It's not very fast.

Terrible product. The ball barely moves!It swings left to right and doesn’t even travel far on the floor.I want my money back!!!

My kitten loves this and it keeps her entertained for ages.

It's a good attempt of a budget ball. I can't blame the manufacture for my foster cats not liking it but i didn't feel it was as interactive as the advertisement promotes.It has an offset weight to move it that turns on and off every second, this means it cant get any momentum going. It only really moves if its on the side where the two parts join as this has some grip.I wanted to return it but didn't think i could until i read the description again . . .It clams to change direction when it hits an obstacle - Fact is it has no impact detection, its motor just turns on/off every second regardless of anything.It claims to have 'Catnip' inside, As you can see from my photo there is no catnip at all inside !on these grounds i am returning it as not as advertised.I'm sure some cats will like it and to be fair it is a good budget version of some others on the market.

This toy seems sturdy and it moved well across my hard floors and rugs but unfortunately my cat was a bit scared of it and wouldn't play with it at all. It makes quite a loud mechanical noise and on top of that it makes a noise similar to rolling a snooker ball over floorboards which my rescue cat found a bit alarming, she just sat in the corner watching it until it got stuck under a bookcase and she tiptoed past it. I gave the toy 4 stars anyway as it seems well made and it performed as I thought it would and I'm sure some cats will enjoy playing with it, it's just unfortunate that mine didn't.UPDATE:I originally gave this 4 stars as my cat was frightened of it but after having it in the house for a while Cody has overcome her phobia and now loves this toy. She has several catit senses circuit toys and I put it in the middle of her circle toy so it couldn't escape around the floor, it just rolled around inside it, and turned it on for a wee while everyday for a week and by the end of the week I released the ball in the living room and she went crazy for it. If your cat is nervous, maybe get them used to it by putting it in a box or a toy that it can't escape from for a while and it might help them feel safe around it, because it's definitely a worth while toy to persevere with.