Could someone please verify whether the “8 Touch Sensor” locations shown in my infographic are accurate? I created it as a reference for Pophie owners who are looking for the correct touch sensor spots. Based on my testing, Pophie seems to respond more quickly and consistently when the plush outfit is removed. This could be one of the reasons why some owners have reported that the touch sensors don’t always respond as expected.
If I’ve overlooked anything or if any of the touch sensor locations are incorrect, please let me know. I’d really appreciate the correction, and I’ll update the infographic accordingly so it can help the Pophie community with accurate information.
Also, if there are specific functions or meanings for each touch sensor, or if each touch spot triggers a unique reaction from Pophie, please feel free to share that information as well. I’d be happy to include it to make the guide even more helpful.
Oh wow this is So helpful! I had no idea she had a touch sensor in her nose as well, and I’ve been wondering where all her touch sensors were aside from on her back. Thanks for sharing this! I’m gonna go Boop mine’s nose now!
Glad you like it…If I’m correct, I don’t think the nose/camera is a dedicated touch sensor like the others. I could be wrong, but my guess is that the developers programmed Pophie to recognize when the camera lens is touched or covered, then trigger a corresponding reaction.
Thank you for the images you created and for your contributions to the community.
The pictures you provided accurately reflect almost all of the touch sensor locations on Pophie. I’m attaching a more precise diagram here, which should be consistent with most of what you’ve shared.
Thank you so much for your kind words and for taking the time to share the accurate, detailed diagram!
I really appreciate the clarification. It’s great to know that most of the touch sensor locations were accurate, and your updated diagram will definitely help make the information even more precise for all Pophie owners.
Thank you again for your support and for helping all of us better understand Pophie’s touch sensors!
