Price: $35.00
(as of Apr 01, 2025 07:45:19 UTC – Details)
Product Description
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Product Dimensions : 4.7 x 4.7 x 4.7 inches; 3.53 ounces
Item model number : Cheerble Ball M3
Batteries : 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : October 15, 2024
Manufacturer : Cheerble
ASIN : B0DGQ4XTB5
Country of Origin : China
Wicked Ball M3: Embrace Smart Pounce: Cheerble’s most popular interactive cat toy, the Wicked Ball for cats, is back with a new upgrade! New interactive modes offer multi-scenario play, even on the carpet, all for a better play experience. It also features an alert system that signals with a beep when it’s stuck or running low on battery.
3 Interactive Modes: Switch between three modes to cater to different play styles.Upon being turned on, it will automatically move, shake or bounce, among which you can switch to fit for different cat plays.In the meantime, the cool LED lights will be on when the ball is operating, attracting cats to chase and capture it, stimulating their hunting instincts.
Find & Low Battery Alerts: Wicked Ball M3 features a short ‘beep’ sound that activates when the battery is low or after 10 minutes of inactivity. This ensures you can easily locate the ball and keeps your pet’s playtime uninterrupted.
Enhanced Power for Multi-Scenario Play: Engineered with robust power, our toy works effortlessly on various surfaces—whether it’s hard floors, low-pile carpets, or even thick rugs, ensuring playtime anytime, anywhere.
Super Long Playtime: The Wicked Ball M3 enters a 30-minute sleep period after 10 minutes of play to avoid exhaustion and ensure moderate exercise for your pet. If being touched while sleeping, it resumes play.
Soft Plush Design: The surface of the Cheerble cat ball is made of synthetic fibers, offering a soft and furry texture that cats love to play with. The 1.9-inch size is ideal for both adult cats and kittens. You can even attach a bell to the ball to further enhance its appeal.
Binonic Movements: With an built-in intelligent motion sensor, Cheerble light up ball is able to reverse itself and move away when hitting an obstacle or tight spots, keeping your cat excited by remaining unpredictable. No need to worry about it getting stuck in the corner.
Customer Service: We do not recommend it for dogs with a strong aggressive type and a tendency to chew.If you need any help or have any questions about our products, please feel free to contact us, we will provide you with satisfactory solutions in time.
Customers say
Customers find the cat toy entertaining, with one mentioning how their kitten was captivated by its random movements. Moreover, the product receives positive feedback for its battery life, with one customer noting 5 hours of playtime per charge, and its rechargeability, taking about an hour to charge. Additionally, customers appreciate its durability, play modes, and value for money. However, the rollability and functionality receive mixed reviews – while some say it rolls well on carpet, others report it doesn’t move as advertised, and while it works well on hardwood floors, some mention it only worked for one month.
Kathleen Nolte –
Kitty Love!
I have 3 indoor cats that are entertained constantly with this ball. It’s great! A bit pricey but well worth it. Other reviews stated it doesn’t work well on carpet so I was Leary but I have wood floors with area rugs and it rolls over all just fine. Charge it up for a full day of activity. I turn it off at night and the cats are looking for it in the morning. Love that it bounces and rolls, changes direction, sits still for a while and then starts up again. My cats love it. Has different settings, on/off switch and a glow stripe. I got the 2025 enhanced model.
Laura M –
The only toy our kitten can’t lose under the refrigerator
I truly love this cat toy! With five cats ranging from 2-year-old twins to a senior, we rarely find a toy they all enjoy. I’m pleased to report that ALL of our cats play with the Wicked Ball. Three will chase it on any mode, while the two more demure cats are a bit intimidated by the Bounce and Hybrid modes and prefer the gentler Rolling mode.Our house is half carpet, half tile/hardwood. On hard floors, the most intense Bounce mode can be a bit noisy – if you live in an apartment, your downstairs neighbor will probably hate this toy. On carpet, the Rolling mode sometimes struggles to move quickly and just wobbles in place, which delights our most skittish cat. This suits our family perfectly – we can tire out the kittens with an hour or so of Bounce mode, then switch to Hybrid or Rolling so the older cats can enjoy some calmer playtime.We get about 5 hours of playtime per charge and it charges fast. I really love that it matches cats’ natural hunting rhythm; they’re ambush predators, built for short bursts of high energy. The Cheerble runs wild for 10 minutes, then rests for 20-30 minutes, allowing just enough time for the cats to catch their breath and start to look for ways to cause mischief… then the ball zooms off again and they’re on the hunt!We did go on a bit of a wild goose chase searching for a smoke detector the first time we heard the ball’s end-of-play chirps. Now that we know what it sounds like, we love that feature—the ball basically tells you “Hey, I’m over here! Charge me please!” It’s easy to find no matter where the cats have carried it off to. The “obstacle avoidance” feature actually works like they say it does; we’ve had it for a few weeks and the ball hasn’t gotten lost under the couch or refrigerator, and it bounces itself free when it gets stuck in a corner.Overall, it’s been a great addition to our family. We plan to buy other casings for the ball (that adorable Wicked Snail is next on our list!)
Raven W. –
Cats absolutely love it, but I absolutely loathe it
My two cats absolutely loved this, however one major issue with this.. It gets easily lost.. it goes anywhere and everywhere in your house, under furniture, under chairs, couches, or anywhere i can fit, and sometimes rolls over electrical cords and gets it self trapped.. or maybe it’s battery runs coincidently runs out while it is out of sight.. so as a result I have no idea where it went or where it is, so unless i start moving all my couches and chairs, looking under any gaps under cabinets, searching every single crevice and nook and cranny, it is essentially lost.I absolutely love this device, and so do my cats but it’s such a chore to try to find it when it gets itself lost somewhere…So I’d love to see in a future version a chirp feature implemented, where either:1. it occasionally chirps once every minute or so when it’s on, OR2. maybe a low battery chirp, where when the battery drops below a threshold, it stops the motors (to spare the remaining power) and begins to chirp.Either one may help to find it when it manages to get itself trapped somewhere and gives you a chance to know where it is.
me and my kitties –
Not worth buying
Bought this on December 8, 2024, delivered on December 10th, 2024. I have 2 cats one is 14 yrs. old didn’t want anything to do with it. The other is 6 held her attention for about 5 minutes then she just took naps every time I tried to get her to play with it. So, it didn’t get much use at all. I tried to get her attention the other day charged it, but nothing can’t get it to work at all. I bought the red one it was $35.00 and had 20% off but still and all $28.00 you would think that it would last longer than 2–3 months. So, it is not worth the money.
Customer –
The bell could be problematic, but keep working with it to get it to stay on
An interesting too for my cat’s toybox. It sparks interest in her, but I have some issues with the ball.1. The bell – you hook it to a little hook in the cap area. Seems solid, but after it has run around the house for a while, the bell is missing and on the floor. 3 times. So, the ball movement/shaking unhooks it and it comes out. This is dangerous as if my cat ate it…. This was the reason I picked 4 stars for it. I would like to have the bell on, but after having it come off 3 times I am not reconnecting it on again, too dangerous as a small item that can be eaten.2. The ball will trap itself a lot. It goes in corners and behind things and gets stuck. I suppose this cannot be helped, just be prepared to have to listen for and get it untraped if you have a lot of things in the house.UPDATE:The bell finally is holding after playing with it for a bit and pushing the hook hard. I think my cat prefers the ball without the bell, BUT because this ball will go all over and unless you are in the room with it, you can lose it, so the bell helps ME find it. The ball has gotten stuck behind things, gone under furniture, in the bathroom behind the toilet, in closets, managed to hide behind the washer once…. I am not complaining, it moves all over for sure and when it starts up my kitty will come running to watch it. She does not interact beyond watching it, but that is entertaining her. I did discover if I pit it on the bed and place a blanket or quilt over it, the movement in the covers makes my kitty go nuts.
Z. Invader –
Gets stuck under the couch constantly.
This is a cool toy and my cat seems to love it. The biggest negative is that it is constantly getting stuck under couches and furniture and I have to retrieve it. This toy is probably best used in areas where it cannot easily get stuck under things.