LASOCUHOO Cat Laser Toy Automatic, Random Moving Interactive Laser Cat Toy for Indoor Cats, Kittens, Cat Red Dot Exercising Toy, Fit for All Cats

Good product
Cats like

my cats liked it
Cats had fun with it

Battery does not last long
I spent more money and batteries than I did the product the battery is only last for 2 hours in this. Every single day I go through batteries they crazy and I buy the best batteries that there is and I went through many many packs of batteries in 2 weeks just for 2 hours use being on you have to change the batteries over again definitely not worth the price you’re spending more on batteries done anything I’d rather spend more on the product!! I give it zero Stars do not buy! The cats like it but when it doesn’t work and you run out of batteries after 2 hours the cats get disappointed and lose interest!!

Poor design, Poor quality
I am reluctant to give bad reviews unless I feel it’s strongly warranted. In this case I do feel that way.I WANT to love this. I had another brand that only moved in circles/ovals. It works great, but the ovals get boring for my kitties. I REALLY wanted the random movement of this one. It has two stars because I love the random movement and it does turn on and work.Design:1. Doesn’t angle down enough.The seller does say to place it low down, but the image in their listing shows the laser pointing downward. Note where it says “the red dot can adjust the angle up and down…” this is referring only to the random pattern. It is not adjustable by the customer at all. I assumed it pointed down at least a little more than it does. I set in on my countertop and that’s much too high for the size of my room. It spends most of its time on the walls/cabinets where I don’t want them scratching. It can certainly be placed lower to aim at the floor, but in my opinion this is a very poor design. If it’s on the floor it’s going to get easily knocked over by my cats. If I put something on the floor to set it on so it can be higher, it’s just going to fall farther to the floor when it gets knocked over. Perhaps a low coffee table would work, but I don’t have anything like that. And if you have a couch or other furniture near your coffee table, the laser will absolutely point directly on it sometimes. Your cats will almost certainly run over there and scratch at that furniture.2. 360 degree rotationThis might work very well for some with a large room and a coffee table in the center, and maybe no surrounding furniture… but not for me. As noted above, placement is an issue. If you want the cats to access the laser most of the time, the unit needs to be in the center of the room, because it definitely has full 360 degree rotation. But again, it’s much more likely to get knocked over in the center of the room with cats running back and forth all around it. If you place it up against or near a wall anyway, it spends much of it’s time with the laser against the wall behind it, leading to cats wanting to scratch at the wall. And of course, now the cats are staying very close to it, so it’s almost impossible for them NOT to knock it over. The other thing that happens, depending on placement, is they can’t see the laser well back there. When that happens they lose interest and walk away. Eventually it gets around to moving back to where they could get it…. but only if they’re still paying attention, or even still in the room.3. Base/StandIt does not have a heavy base to try and help keep it from getting knocked over. I’m not sure this would prevent the problem completely, or at all… but it might help. The base is also an odd shape. That’s not bad necessarily, just seems odd and has no purpose I can think of. I guess it’s supposed to look cool?4. BatteriesSomething like this really needs to be rechargeable. It needs a USB charging cable that will also allow it to run while plugged if the charge runs out. This is how my other unit is, and it’s how most units I looked at appear to be. You’ll definitely want to have rechargeable AAA batteries for this.Quality:1. Won’t turn off.As some others have experienced, mine is defective and won’t turn off after 15 minutes as stated in the description. I have to manually turn it off.2. Batteries/power:Batteries died about 36 hours after opening the box. As noted above, mine won’t auto shut off, so that’s part of it. I did turn it off myself many times however, and when I turned it off, I didn’t turn it back on for a long time. It definitely didn’t run all that much before the batteries died. I assume it takes more power to move the entire head around 360 degrees while also moving the small piece inside the head with the laser. That would be fine if it was rechargeable with a USB cable and would run when plugged in as noted above.3. When the batteries died enough for the laser to turn off and the head to stop turning, the unit continued to make noise like it was trying to do something. I noticed it died last night but didn’t notice the noise until this morning. I’m not sure what it was doing all night, but it didn’t sound like it was good for the unit.As I said before. I LOVE the random pattern option!!! But for me at least, essentially everything else about this unit is flawed in design or quality.

I’ve always had a couple of laser toys. Now I have a selection! If I put them all on it’s like a kitty disco! They love it when I mix and change what I’m using. This one is great placed up higher to give a different range. Can sometimes be tricky to get the right button combos but it barely touches the batteries after going for hours some nights when I haven’t managed to set the timer. Good value.