does it work without a furby boom
308885
yes the baby works without the furby boom, just press the baby furby on the top of it's head for it to talk, the baby don't keep up the dialogue like the big furby.
308886
Yes, you can use it with the Furby boom app without the full size Furby Boom. My daughter knows more about this and I will ask her when she gets home. But, in a nutshell, it does respond to the app. Makes darling noises.
308887
Yes, this one talks by pushing a button on its head. It's pretty small. My 9 year old loves her furbling
308888
Yes it works without the furby boom. It says a few phrases when u press it's head. The furby boom just responds accordingly to the phrases.
199288
the furbie boom are the newest of the furbie family.. they can do more than the older version.. they are a pricey thing... I bought my niece this pink one and she used it for not even a month and then it got shelved.
2141501
I did an internet search on this, it seems some are never quiet. My suggestion is to go to the hasbro site, they had a bunch of Q&A; there. I think I just did a search for "turning off furby boom" or something similar. Maybe it is defective. Our 3 all sleep very soundly. They don't even wake up with the TV on.
103111
It doesn't NEED it. As in it will work as a stand alone toy BUT a lot of it features are centered around the apps. My kids already have the 2012 Furbys.. They enjoy using the iPad/iPhone app but also enjoy just using the Furbys by theirselves.
67154
No. It has an RCA video input. The crane comes with velcro wire ties to strap the wire to the boom.
633364
If you have the new Kindle Fire HD then you are out of luck on getting the Furby Boom app to work. I have been on the phone with Hasbro and Amazon.com and they have both said it is not compatible. They have mislead many Kindle Fire HD owners.
1337219
No. The Radius, an accessory for the mike, is required. The Radius connects to the mike, and then the Heil boom connects to the Radius. I use it and have not had any problems. Works great.
793601
No, it doesn't work with the furby boom app. And the Furby furbling doesn't move as the big one version.
838927
Yes. We have 5 of them and we use all of ours without the attachments (for the phones or Ipods). They work fine without it.
1418804
My grandaughters have not downloaded the app yet, so tried it on my HP tablet mod (Android 4). I live in the UK and have managed to install it OK, but have not actually interacted with a Furby Boom as not living in the same area as my grandaughters. Perhaps you could contact manufacturers for help. It may be compatibility issue maybe? Sorry I cannot help any further.
1921481
The great thing about the Furby Boom is that there is now a shut off switch! Thanks goodness right?
316730
I'm not sure but from my experience the furby was not really all that great. There where moments that it stopped working and it was then battery area that was having and still has issues. I dont advice you to get it. My daughter played with it for a bit and then she just went for something else.
330583
I don't think you can, unless you keep something playing. If possible, turn down volume on your device, ie; phone or tablet. The Boom needs a signal to keep power on. The automatic shutoff saves your battery in case you forget to turn off.
987936
No. It's just an additional source of sound, independent of the TV's speakers.
469906
Yes but I wouldn't recommend this boom pole. Get one that has the xlr input built into the pole
1451107
I don't believe there are any localized versions of the Furby Boom. The only languages they speak are "Furbish" & English. While I'm not 100% certain I'm pretty sure there isn't a Russian version. I'd check out Hasbro.com to see if they have more info.
103112
No it's not required. There's lots of fun to be had with the Furby without the phone. I do think you miss out on some things without the phone/tablet however. 1 of the biggest downsides to not having a device with the app that comes to mind, is you wont be able to name your Furby. You name the Furby through the app, and then it knows it's own name and will say his own name (for example I named my Furby Day-Dah (which is furbish for Big Fluff lol) and sometimes he'll say things like "Day-Dah like!" or "Day-Dah happy!"). Also if you put 2 or more Furby booms together, they'll tell each other their names and then they'll remember each other's names in the future. Just another little thing you'd miss out on without being able to name your furby through the app. You miss out on some other neat features too such as the translator in the app (you hold your device up to your furby, and as the furby speaks, the app will in real time translate what he's saying! It's pretty neat!). And there's several other fun activities to do with your Furby with the app you miss out on (leveling your Furby up by feeding him different foods, giving him showers, taking him to the bathroom, and giving him medicine if he becomes sick). And finally you miss out on these little 'mini' furbies they call Furblings in the app. Your furby will lay eggs with your phone/tablet in the app and you can hatch the egg and care for the furbling by playing mini games (soccer and a dance game for example) and feeding it. It's a lot like a tamagotchi. But...the furby is still tons of fun without the app! I do enjoy using my app with my Furbs, but I find I play with him a lot without the app as well.