Eek The Cat Talking Animated Black Cat with Built in Projector & Speaker Plugn Play

Great alternative to the jack o lantern. Easy to set up and use. There are different modes. The story she tells are awesome. The jokes are funny there is also a volume level if you don’t want to be yo loud. Be careful when plugging in the USB after multiple uses I can see it getting worn.

The face was not very bright. If you love Nadja from what we do in the shadows constantly singing and yelling then youll love this. The cats voice was annoying and constantly singing or talking. I wish it had a mode where it meowed or hissed only. I did like the volume button so I could mute it. I will say the trick or treaters really liked it and taking pictures of it. Of course they only had to listen for about 30 seconds. Lol. I kept it because its cute.

I unboxed it, attached the ears and tail, and using the included USB cable and plugged it into a portable power bank (2amp), I flipped the switch to turn it on and... nothing! Ok, so I plugged it into my desktop computer USB...nothing! Next, in desperation I grab my wall plug adapter I use to charge by phone...nothing! Disgusted I was about to go through the crap of returning it, when I decided to try another USB cable that I already had attached to my computer, and viola it worked. So, it turns out the USB cable sent with it was bad! Now for the review, its a great addition to my Halloween decor, and the voice reminds me of what a female cats voice would sound like it they could talk old world Halloween...ish. The display is best viewed in a darken room, since it is not overly bright, but then it would appear weird with the black body if it were much brighter, so I thats good, I guess. Its recording doesnt last as long or is as varied as its other fellow I bought last year Jabbering Jack Pumpkin (Which is I feel is definitely a better of the two, if you can only buy one). Finally (my wish list), if there was one major improvement that the manufacturer could do, is to make all their versions (Eek! the Cat, Jabbering Jack, Mr. Chill, as well as the two i dont have, The Hauntley and Fawny the Reindeer with a motion detector. Have it play a random track for say 5 minutes and then back to sleep, or better yet back to the non-verbal face mode.

Love This !

This is great and different, love it

The graphics and projector are very good. So if you plan to shut the sound off then its great. Regarding the audio: it sings songs for about 10 min, then tells jokes for about 8 (jokes often involve demons and soul stealing so wouldnt be good for trunk or treat at church) then a mans voice suddenly says loudly Silent Face mode and for 8 minutes it is quiet and makes faces. Then it starts over again in the same order. Would be better randomized and with more kid friendly jokes.

I immediately tested this to make sure it works and Im now even more excited for Halloween! Its really cute and fun. Im thinking of setting it up on a tree branch or fence since I already have a talking pumpkin for the porch. The trick or treaters really loved the pumpkin last year so this cat is going to be a great addition.

It’s bigger than I thought!!!! Easy to use, LOVE the animation, and the different voices, and, singing!!!!

Love the corkiness of this cat and the projection. It would be amazing to be able to do the projection and cut the voice off. Its adorable but after a few times of leaving it on repeating gets annoying kind of fearful. Its going to be really annoying to try to have it on during Halloween the way weve got it set up because you cant cut the sound off and have just the projection with the eyes and stuff. Its very well done. Its just it would be nice to be able to cut the sound off. I think there should be multiple settings. One for sound one for just projection. Maybe even some additional features

Animation fabulous, there was music and a lot of talking that did not appeal to kids. But the eyes and mouth movement was a hit. With the accent no one was quite sure what was being said