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1. Oct 23
   Product roundup highlights a callable Ultraman AI toy and niche gadgets

   A "Product 100 #10" roundup features Haivivi's 光之召唤, an Ultraman-themed AI interactive device that supports chat, branching stories, cellular calls, group sessions and remote walkie-talkies over 4G or WiFi. It also covers Nothing Headphone (1) Pro, the NOPIA MK1 chord synthesizer and the InstaSpot ultrasonic cleaning pen. NOPIA MK1 and InstaSpot raised $1.619 million and about $741,000, respectively, on Kickstarter. The report says battery, weight and chip specifications for 光之召唤 remain unpublished, and notes that independent reviews had not been found for some vendor performance claims.

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2. Oct 20
   Teardown: AI is at most a tenth of a 99-yuan AI toy's cost

   TMTPost tore down a 99-yuan AI toy cat and estimated that of the roughly 90 yuan it costs above a 9.9-yuan free-shipping plush toy, about 70 yuan goes to hardware upgrades such as the chip, module, battery and speaker, while cloud AI costs about 10 yuan as a bought-out license or one to two yuan on a per-call basis — 1% to 10% of the price. The article cites Taobao data showing AI toy sales up more than 1,600% in 2025 and a 500-fold year-on-year jump for the category during the 2026 Tmall New Year sale, and cites MIIT figures putting China's AI toy market at about 29 billion yuan in 2025 and a projected 34.2 billion yuan in 2026. It also reports return rates of roughly 30% to 40% for AI plush toys on e-commerce platforms, up to 80% in livestream channels, and that 7 of 15 AI toys in a comparative test by consumer associations in Yunnan, Guizhou and Guangxi fell below the 75% pass line for voice-interaction success.

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