--- product_id: 342055296 title: "Pix - Nature (Green)" brand: "tamagotchi" price: "SAR 746" currency: SAR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Tamagotchi" url: https://www.desertcart.com.sa/products/342055296-pix-nature-green store_origin: SA region: Saudi Arabia --- # 17 interactive games to earn Gotchi points Built-in camera for immersive pet photos Connect & play with friends via device link Pix - Nature (Green) **Brand:** tamagotchi **Price:** SAR 746 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🌿 Capture, connect, and care β€” the ultimate Tamagotchi Pix adventure awaits! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Pix - Nature (Green) by tamagotchi - **How much does it cost?** SAR 746 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.sa](https://www.desertcart.com.sa/products/342055296-pix-nature-green) ## Best For - tamagotchi enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted tamagotchi brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Capture Memories Instantly:** Use the built-in camera to snap photos with your Tamagotchi and customize your gameplay with real-world interaction. - β€’ **Next-Gen Virtual Pet Experience:** Raise, nurture, and play with your Tamagotchi on a vibrant color LCD screen with intuitive touch buttons. - β€’ **Social Playdates & Gift Exchange:** Connect with friends to schedule playdates, exchange gifts, and explore new Tamagotchi worlds together. - β€’ **Dynamic Gameplay with 17 Mini-Games:** Keep your pet happy and earn Gotchi points through a variety of engaging games that evolve your experience. - β€’ **Personalized Pet Careers & Keepsakes:** Help your Tamagotchi find a profession and create a photo album keepsake before they return to their home planet. ## Overview Tamagotchi Pix - Nature (Green) is a handheld interactive virtual pet featuring a full-color LCD screen, touch-sensitive buttons, and a built-in camera. Designed for ages 4 and up, it offers 17 mini-games, social connectivity for multiplayer playdates, and customizable pet care experiences. Powered by 2 AAA batteries, this device blends nostalgia with modern tech to develop responsibility and social skills through immersive gameplay. ## Description Tamagotchi Pix is the newest generation of your favorite interactive virtual pet with a sky design and purple shell. For the first time ever, the Tamagotchi device has a camera and touch buttons! While maintaining its core Tamagotchi attributes of nurturing, communication, portability, and gaming, your virtual pet is better than ever! Use the camera to help nurture your character by cooking its meals, customizing different items, exploring to find 100 Tamagotchi friends, and so much more. Plus, you can even take pictures WITH your Tamagotchi character! The new touch buttons allow you to interact with your character in ways like never before. You can also connect with your friend’s Tamagotchi Pix using a Tama code, and even plan character play dates for a later time. Ages 6+ Review: My favorite modern Tamagotchi! - Truly, I have one mainline Tamagotchi from every release, and while I like some better than others, the fact of the matter is, they're just too expensive to buy now. Currently on the market there are three feasible options for a new Tama collector. You can buy one of the original 1996 remakes that come in a variety of shells. Or you could buy a Tamagotchi Nano which is just as simple as the 1996 remakes but have some interesting license tie-in's such as Hello Kitty, Pac-man, Gudetama.... etc. But with either of these choice, they're ultimately very simple pets and won't offer much for their price. Then there are color Tamagotchis and you have two routes if you're buying what's currently being manufactured: The Tamagotchi Smart or the Tamagotchi Pix. The Smart is a Japanese release. Simple gameplay with a four-panel touch screen control. It's a cute device but there's not much to do on it and it's not future proof. With it's rechargeable battery, one day that device is going to have issues. And if you're not interested in an expensive import from Japan with Japanese text, then might I suggest the Pix? The pix is the bigger cousin to the Smart--charged with batteries (but you can buy rechargeable batteries, which is what I do) and also touts touch controls; except the controls this time are three touch sensitive buttons. It takes a bit of getting used to, and you're bound to have a few accidental inputs, but I would say that it's actually a lot more fun than the Tamagotchi Smart. You can grow/raise adorable characters (no gene mixing) every time. You can do cute activities like throw parties which have new activities each time you throw one. Invite friends over and explore places together. You can use the built-in camera for exploring, taking photos, collecting colors for painting items (red, blue, white and yellow), making all kinds of new food. You can take your Tama to the park, the arcade (with new games that rotate everyday), the store to buy goods and even do a daily raffle. At home you can order in pizza or furniture via the phone and decorate your home with said furniture. You can even update your Tamagotchi's social media with photos, captions and filters... lol. And after about a week you don't need to wrestle with the decision of marrying off your Tama, for in a weeks time, they ask you to put a photo album together so you have a keepsake once they journey back to their home planet. I really like this aspect because then it's not up to me to decide how long I keep my lil' friend and I know I have only a week to spend time with them and make the most of it! But I should note that with max care and friendship, your Tama can actually stay longer. I'd say the Pix really impressed with me with the amount of fun and changeable content. With the On/Meets line of Tamagotchis, I found myself a little bored after unlocking all locations. It boiled down to seeing what my Tamagotchi evolved into then marry it off soon after. Don't get me wrong, the Meets/On have their charm but I'm liking the break from the gene mixing and the new features the pix introduced. It's a big toy and fairly expensive but once they stop being manufactured that price will climb. The Pix maybe your thing, it may not. But you'll never know until you try it. Review: Easy Intro to Tamagotchis - I've had my pix party for nearly a year now (i got it for myself for my 30th birthday last summer) and i still love it like when i first got it!! the party feature adds a lot of additional gameplay compared to the original pix but the same charm and all the same raisable tamas except for 1 "boy" and 1 "girl." the sitter option is great if you have work or school as it takes care of your tamagotchi from 7am-7pm and only costs one minigames worth of gotchi points per day. the only thing i dislike about modern tamas is theyre gendered unnecessarily. my paintotchi is a blob of paint.. thats not boy-specific. other than that its a blast!! full color, the training for jobs once they leave for their home planet changes based on what you do on the device, and if your friendship is high enough you have the option of keeping them forever as they dont grow old and die in this model! turning the brightness down helps with battery consumption and theres an option to turn the sound off too but id definitely recommend getting some rechargeable eneloop AAAs for continual use as the camera does drain the battery quickly. i personally really prefer using rechargable AAAs instead of a USB-c port because if the batteries wear out i can just buy new ones instead of having the entire device die because of a dead internal battery i likely cannot replace myself. rechargable AAAs is a lot better for device longevity and im not looking forward to the possible "upgrade" to a charger port. Edit: I'm coming back to review the original Pix since I know own all the shell colors and desertcart doesn't let you review the Pix and Pix Party seperately which is a shame since they're a fair amount different. I've heard a lot of people hate the faceplate designs on the Pix and I personally really love the purple and green shells. The Pix (and the party) are really lightweight and fit awesome in my hands. it has easily the best hand feel out of any tamagotchi model i own. the click of the camera is really satisfying both in feel and noise. being able to turn the brightness down and sound off is a must for me since i suffer from migraines but get really bored stuck in the dark all day. its nice to be able to check on my tama when i cant do anything else. i do wish the brightness had a few more options as the lowest setting still feels brighter than it needs to be to see it but there might be hardware/software limitations im unaware of. I LOVE the touch buttons. I know this may come as a surprise since so many reviews dislike them and I honestly hated them at first but once I got used to them (didnt take much use, just some trial and error) I prefer them to traditional buttons. I'm autistic so when I'm feeling a sensory ick it's nice to not have to feel the whole button and press down hard. just a light tap or swipe does everything I need. i also just love petting my tama. it feels really immersive! changing the faceplate is possible if you dont like the design but be careful! you might scuff the shell a bit getting it off. One of my biggest complaint about tamagotchis versus other Vpets is they aren't usually designed with a faceplate change in mind. this is really annoying considering the amount of the consumerbase that ends up changing the faceplate or customizing their tama in various ways. im not going to review them here since this is just for the device but i made myself a fuzzy spider shaped case i love to pet when i play with it and theres many other soft/fluffy/fuzzy case options on etsy if you don't like silicone. ## Features - Tamagotchi Pix Is The Next Generation Of Your Favorite Interactive Virtual Pet In Which You Can Nurture And Raise Your Tamagotchi Character On A Color Screen - Includes A Camera To Take Photos With Your Character, Cook, Find New Tamagotchi Friends And Have Your Character Go On Playdates. Touch Buttons Allow You To Interact In A Whole New Way By Customizing Your Items, Bathing Your Character And Petting Your Tamagotchi Character With A Swipe Of A Finger - Connect To Your Friend’S Device To Go On Play Dates, Exchange Gifts And Explore Together. With 17 Various Games, You Can Earn Gotchi Points Or Keep Your Character Happy - Collect Numerous Characters And Raise Them Differently For A Variety Of Play. Plus Help Your Characters Find A Profession That They Can Bring Back To The Tamagotchi Planet. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B08XWNLV1S | | Age Range Description | DΓ¨s 4 ans | | Battery Description | AAA | | Best Sellers Rank | #43,668 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #69 in Electronic Pets | | Brand Name | Tamagotchi | | Color | Nature (Green) | | Controller Type | Button Control | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 7,885 Reviews | | Display Type | LCD | | Educational Objective | Develop responsibility, social skills, and problem-solving abilities through interactive gameplay. | | Form Factor | Handheld | | Global Trade Identification Number | 03296580429042 | | Included Components | Electronic Pet | | Is Assembly Required | No | | Item Dimensions | 2.4 x 1.5 x 2.8 inches | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 2.4"L x 1.5"W x 2.8"H | | Item Type Name | Electronic Pet | | Item Weight | 0.3 Grams | | Manufacturer | Bandai America | | Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS) | 1188 | | Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS) | 72 | | Manufacturer Part Number | 42904 | | Material Type | Plastic | | Model Number | 42904 | | Number of Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. | | Number of Players | Multiplayer | | Operation Mode | Manual | | Platform | Nintendo DS | | Power Source | Battery Powered | | Set Name | Tamagotchi Pix | | Size | 1.5 inches (W) x 2.4 inches (L) x 2.8 inches (H) | | Subject Character | Tamagotchi | | UPC | 045557429041 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | ## Images ![Pix - Nature (Green) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91V2flFuBeS.jpg) ![Pix - Nature (Green) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91oIJAkV1IL.jpg) ![Pix - Nature (Green) - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81LBZ0N7y3S.jpg) ![Pix - Nature (Green) - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81sQh6LAX4S.jpg) ![Pix - Nature (Green) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/817QkXVSRfS.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: can i set the language to german if i order it from the usa?** A: This is yet another case of Bandai reps not even understanding their own product. The official instruction manual lists "Deutsch" (the German word for German) as a language option, not Dutch, so yes I believe the product can be played in German. **Q: When is the green(nature) shell coming out?** A: It will coming soon. **Q: can you text on the tamagotchi?** A: You can't text to other Tamagotchi. **Q: When will the green one be available? Can you give an approximate month?** A: December 5 ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My favorite modern Tamagotchi! *by A***R on August 10, 2022* Truly, I have one mainline Tamagotchi from every release, and while I like some better than others, the fact of the matter is, they're just too expensive to buy now. Currently on the market there are three feasible options for a new Tama collector. You can buy one of the original 1996 remakes that come in a variety of shells. Or you could buy a Tamagotchi Nano which is just as simple as the 1996 remakes but have some interesting license tie-in's such as Hello Kitty, Pac-man, Gudetama.... etc. But with either of these choice, they're ultimately very simple pets and won't offer much for their price. Then there are color Tamagotchis and you have two routes if you're buying what's currently being manufactured: The Tamagotchi Smart or the Tamagotchi Pix. The Smart is a Japanese release. Simple gameplay with a four-panel touch screen control. It's a cute device but there's not much to do on it and it's not future proof. With it's rechargeable battery, one day that device is going to have issues. And if you're not interested in an expensive import from Japan with Japanese text, then might I suggest the Pix? The pix is the bigger cousin to the Smart--charged with batteries (but you can buy rechargeable batteries, which is what I do) and also touts touch controls; except the controls this time are three touch sensitive buttons. It takes a bit of getting used to, and you're bound to have a few accidental inputs, but I would say that it's actually a lot more fun than the Tamagotchi Smart. You can grow/raise adorable characters (no gene mixing) every time. You can do cute activities like throw parties which have new activities each time you throw one. Invite friends over and explore places together. You can use the built-in camera for exploring, taking photos, collecting colors for painting items (red, blue, white and yellow), making all kinds of new food. You can take your Tama to the park, the arcade (with new games that rotate everyday), the store to buy goods and even do a daily raffle. At home you can order in pizza or furniture via the phone and decorate your home with said furniture. You can even update your Tamagotchi's social media with photos, captions and filters... lol. And after about a week you don't need to wrestle with the decision of marrying off your Tama, for in a weeks time, they ask you to put a photo album together so you have a keepsake once they journey back to their home planet. I really like this aspect because then it's not up to me to decide how long I keep my lil' friend and I know I have only a week to spend time with them and make the most of it! But I should note that with max care and friendship, your Tama can actually stay longer. I'd say the Pix really impressed with me with the amount of fun and changeable content. With the On/Meets line of Tamagotchis, I found myself a little bored after unlocking all locations. It boiled down to seeing what my Tamagotchi evolved into then marry it off soon after. Don't get me wrong, the Meets/On have their charm but I'm liking the break from the gene mixing and the new features the pix introduced. It's a big toy and fairly expensive but once they stop being manufactured that price will climb. The Pix maybe your thing, it may not. But you'll never know until you try it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy Intro to Tamagotchis *by R***D on April 24, 2023* I've had my pix party for nearly a year now (i got it for myself for my 30th birthday last summer) and i still love it like when i first got it!! the party feature adds a lot of additional gameplay compared to the original pix but the same charm and all the same raisable tamas except for 1 "boy" and 1 "girl." the sitter option is great if you have work or school as it takes care of your tamagotchi from 7am-7pm and only costs one minigames worth of gotchi points per day. the only thing i dislike about modern tamas is theyre gendered unnecessarily. my paintotchi is a blob of paint.. thats not boy-specific. other than that its a blast!! full color, the training for jobs once they leave for their home planet changes based on what you do on the device, and if your friendship is high enough you have the option of keeping them forever as they dont grow old and die in this model! turning the brightness down helps with battery consumption and theres an option to turn the sound off too but id definitely recommend getting some rechargeable eneloop AAAs for continual use as the camera does drain the battery quickly. i personally really prefer using rechargable AAAs instead of a USB-c port because if the batteries wear out i can just buy new ones instead of having the entire device die because of a dead internal battery i likely cannot replace myself. rechargable AAAs is a lot better for device longevity and im not looking forward to the possible "upgrade" to a charger port. Edit: I'm coming back to review the original Pix since I know own all the shell colors and amazon doesn't let you review the Pix and Pix Party seperately which is a shame since they're a fair amount different. I've heard a lot of people hate the faceplate designs on the Pix and I personally really love the purple and green shells. The Pix (and the party) are really lightweight and fit awesome in my hands. it has easily the best hand feel out of any tamagotchi model i own. the click of the camera is really satisfying both in feel and noise. being able to turn the brightness down and sound off is a must for me since i suffer from migraines but get really bored stuck in the dark all day. its nice to be able to check on my tama when i cant do anything else. i do wish the brightness had a few more options as the lowest setting still feels brighter than it needs to be to see it but there might be hardware/software limitations im unaware of. I LOVE the touch buttons. I know this may come as a surprise since so many reviews dislike them and I honestly hated them at first but once I got used to them (didnt take much use, just some trial and error) I prefer them to traditional buttons. I'm autistic so when I'm feeling a sensory ick it's nice to not have to feel the whole button and press down hard. just a light tap or swipe does everything I need. i also just love petting my tama. it feels really immersive! changing the faceplate is possible if you dont like the design but be careful! you might scuff the shell a bit getting it off. One of my biggest complaint about tamagotchis versus other Vpets is they aren't usually designed with a faceplate change in mind. this is really annoying considering the amount of the consumerbase that ends up changing the faceplate or customizing their tama in various ways. im not going to review them here since this is just for the device but i made myself a fuzzy spider shaped case i love to pet when i play with it and theres many other soft/fluffy/fuzzy case options on etsy if you don't like silicone. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tamagotchi is better than ever! *by C***D on July 26, 2021* I love Tamagotchi and I have a wide range of versions. To name a few, I have the originals, the Angelgotchi, the ocean and bug themed ones, all of the Connections, and a lot of the Japanese color-screens such as TMGC+C, iD, iDL, P's, and m!x. I have the On as well. In my opinion, this is a fantastic and engaging version that is sure to hold my attention for a long time. It might not be the absolute best, I'm not sure yet--but it's excellent, and that's what matters. GOOD: - The smooth animations are a welcome upgrade, and the character close-ups are nice and big. - There are a lot of games. The biggest problem with previous color-screen Tamagotchis is that there were very few games. This one has 6 at the arcade, 2 under the play button, and others in other areas of the device. The games are really fun and varied and the arcade only has 2 games at a time, so it's fun to see what games will be available each day. - The room backgrounds on this version are some of the greatest in my opinion. I especially LOVE the broadway background. - There are goals and little things to do each day. Unlocking all the items, trying to cook all the foods, and meeting all the characters... It's going to be fun trying to reach all the goals. And there's a daily lottery, and you can grow fruit by going to your garden each day (instead of having to go to the Farm like on the On). - Photos are a really nice gimmick. Meeting different characters depending on the color detected by the camera, taking photos of two things to make a recipe depending on the colors, and taking photos to get colors for painting items. Oh yeah, customizing the color of accessories and adding furniture to your room are nice features too. - The camera is better than I had expected. The colors on the camera aren't very bright, but it can take pretty decent quality photos for the size, and they look good if it's an outdoor photo. See the photo I attached of my cat on the porch... she doesn't look happy though, lol. FLAWS: - The battery life is pretty bad. It seems to vary a lot. I put in batteries and they died within 24 hours. Then I put in more batteries from the exact same pack and they lasted 5 days. I think it depends heavily on how much the camera function is used. And what do I think of the touch buttons? I was terrible with them at first. But now I have gotten used to them and I find them very comfortable and convenient. When it comes to the A and C buttons, I mostly just touch the general left and right parts of the front plastic instead of touching the circles specifically. ## Frequently Bought Together - Tamagotchi Pix - Nature (Green) - JCHPINE Hard Carrying Case and Silicone Cover Compatible with Tamagotchi Pix Interactive Virtual Pet Game Machine, Screen Film Protector for Tamagotchi Pix Accessories (Green) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.sa/products/342055296-pix-nature-green](https://www.desertcart.com.sa/products/342055296-pix-nature-green) --- *Product available on Desertcart Saudi Arabia* *Store origin: SA* *Last updated: 2026-05-11*