¥5,670
| Manufacturer | : | Bandai |
|---|---|---|
| Content | : | 12 x 11 x 7 cm; 0.2 g |
| Brand | : | Bandai |
Product Description
“Tamagotchi Smart Mintblue” is now available from the “Tamagotchi Smart” series, the first wearable Tamagotchi in the series!
Tamagotchi Smart is the latest device equipped with a touch LCD and microphone function, and the more you pet Tamagotchi’s head or take care of him, the more Tamagotchi will become attached to you.
The first Tamagotchi to be wearable, it can be worn and carried, making Tamagotchi even more familiar.
In addition to the 10 Tamagotchis built into the device, you can add data for Tamagotchis and various items that can be raised using the separately sold TamaSma Card.
It is coming in a trendy coral color design.
The Tamagotchi Smart is smaller than previous color-screen models, measuring 6.5 centimeters tall (approx. 2.5 inches), making it similar in size and weight to the Tamagotchi Connection and Tamagotchi Plus models.
The front is covered in clear plastic with the new Tamagotchi logo printed above the screen. Unlike any other Tamagotchi release before, the B button (now referred to as the “home button”) on the front of the device is the only functional button; the A and C buttons are purely aesthetic and are smaller. Pressing the home button activates the device from sleep mode, and pressing it again brings up the main menu. Pressing it while in any menu will back out of the current selection.
The main screen area can detect touch and swipe gestures, functionally replacing the traditional buttons. There are four touch sensitive areas of the screen: upper left (A), upper right (B), lower left (C), and lower right (D). The user can swipe horizontally (A to B, C to D) or vertically (A to C, B to D). Because of this, the Tamagotchi Smart cannot detect diagonal swipes, and swiping too close to the center of the screen will elicit no response. From the main screen, swiping left will bring the Tamagotchi out to the terrace. Swiping right will bring up the clock. In the main menu, the user navigates the two pages of icons by swiping up and down.
The left and right sides of the device have plastic flaps that cover compartments. On the left side is the port to charge the device, and on the right side is a slot insert and download data from a Tama SmaCard. The device has sensors that allow it to detect sound, allowing the user to “talk” to the Tamagotchi, and has a built-in step counter.
Each unit is bundled with a matching watch strap that attaches to the Tamagotchi through indents on the top and bottom sides, as well as a cable to charge the battery. On a full charge, the device can operate for about 30 hours on average, assuming the user actively uses the screen for about an hour each day and with all the sensors functional. The battery takes about two hours to reach a full charge, and it is recommended to remove it from the charger as soon as the battery is full.
Japan
