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Ropet · Companions

Ropet KAMOMO

Available to order · US only

In stock in Ropet's official store, which ships only within the continental United States; Ropet says Canada, Japan and the EU are planned.

from US$299KAMOMO Basic (no charging base)

Official store sale prices excl. sales tax: Basic $299, Pro with charging base $349 (list $469), fur bundles $359. Extra furs from $25, masks from $26.

Ropet official store

Checked: 28.09.2026Source
Made for: Home
Where: US (official store)

Antarum is independent: we don’t sell or ship robots and aren’t an official dealer of this brand. You buy from the manufacturer or an authorised dealer. They’re your contract partner.

Manufacturer price in the original currency, excl. VAT, shipping and import duties.

How Antarum earns money

Overview

A warm, fur-covered pet robot that reacts to touch, voice, faces and gestures and develops one of four personalities. Everyday interaction runs on a local model, and its fur, mask and eyes can be swapped.

Key specs

Body: Soft interchangeable fur, 39 °C warmth
Sensing: Camera and microphone (processed on the device), touch sensors
AI: Local offline model for daily interaction; optional cloud feature (Dream Sketch)
Battery: 2.5–3.5 h; fast charge approx. 1 h (USB-C)
Personalities: Joybean, Crybaby, Fireball, Cold Brew
App: iOS and Android
Warranty: 1 year (2 years for EU/Swiss purchases)

Versions & prices

KAMOMO Basic: US$299Without charging base
KAMOMO Pro: US$349With charging base, white fur, grey mask
KAMOMO Pro fur bundles (Purple, Panda): US$359Pro plus an extra fur set

Why it’s in

Strong character: warm fur, expressive eyes and a personality that develops with use.
Works offline with no required subscription, so it does not depend on the maker's servers.
Official interchangeable furs, masks and eyes.

What bothers us

US only for now; no EU sales yet.
Young single-product company; owners report it does not really speak words yet (Robot Review Desk, June 2026).
Mixed messaging: the website says 'powered by Google Gemini', while the product page describes a local offline model.