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Freddy Fazbear 6.5 ft Animatronic

$169.00$329.00

Featured card: the 6.5 ft stage bear animatronic waving with its microphone, specs listed beside it.

Freddy Fazbear 6.5 ft Animatronic

4.8(1947)
$169.00$329.0049% off
  • 6 ft 6 in tall at its highest point
  • LED eyes light up and the pupils move
  • Two animated arms: one waves, one works the mic
  • Game audio with a laugh, volume you set
  • IR sensor fires it when someone walks up
  • Indoors or a covered porch, 30 minutes to build

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What it looks like at night

The bear lit in the corner of a dim living room at a party, one arm raised over the furniture
Daylight
The same doorway twice: the bear with dark eyes by day, and at night with only the two lit eyes reading
After dark
The bear lit in a dark living room, arm raised and blue eyes on, under the line It never left the store floor.
Night macro of the bear's face, each lit blue eye with its dark pupil in a different position.
Long exposure in a dark room: both of the bear's arms blurred in movement while the body stays sharp.
Close crop of the bear's paw closed around the silver microphone, bow tie behind it.
Three overlapping ghosted copies of the bear leaning left, centre and right, showing the body rocking.
The bear cut out on a pale ground with a violet audio waveform running out of its open muzzle.
Studio macro of the black control plate on the bear's back with its volume dial and speaker jack.
Overhead plan diagram: the bear at the bottom with a violet detection cone spreading across a hallway.
Size diagram on a pale ground: the bear measured at 6 ft 6 in beside a grey adult silhouette and a door.
Flat panel on a pale ground: a black power adapter with a coiled cord and a violet line running to a wall outlet.
Four build stages of the bear side by side on a pale ground, from bare base to finished figure.
Overhead flat-lay of the bear's parts on a pale ground: base, leg poles, torso, arms, feet, hips, head and adapter.
Three bands showing the bear standing in a front room, an entrance hall and an open garage.
The bear standing beside a front door on a covered porch in daylight, its eyes unlit.
The bear standing in the corner of a front room at early evening with the lamps just on.
The same front room in full darkness, only the bear's lit blue eyes and their wash on the floor visible.
A dark hallway at night with the bear standing at the far end, moonlight across the floor and its eyes lit.
A decorated party room with the bear performing against the far wall under warm string lights.
Studio arrangement: the bear above a row of three companion props joined by thin violet lines.
A single black stake spotlight on a pale ground with the bear out of focus behind it.
Flat line-art panel: a shipping carton, a map of the United States and a calendar page.
Flat line-art panel on an off-white ground: an open box with a curved return arrow looping into it.
Spec sheet: the bear cut out on the left, a five-row table on the right with height, motion, trigger, power and use.
The bear cut out low on a pale ground with its blue eyes lit, under the line Now it comes to you.
How it compares
Freddy FazbearIn-store animatronics6 ft porch props
Height6 ft 6 in6 ft typical5 to 6 ft
Animated partsBoth arms, body and eyesOne arm or the headStatic
AudioMusic and laughter, volume controlScream loop, fixed volumeSilent
TriggerIR sensorStep padNot powered
How you get itDelivered to your doorStore floor only, while stock lastsDelivered
Price$169.00$400 and up$59 to $129
How big is it, really?

Six feet six inches at its highest point, which is the raised waving paw. That is taller than almost everyone who will walk past it, and the raised arm swings out well past the shoulder — plan for a corner with room beside it, not a shelf.

I thought you could only get this one on a store floor.

That is how most people met it: behind a barrier, in one city, gone by the second week of October. It was built as a floor piece, not as a shipped item. Ours comes through a supplier who ships it, so the same six-and-a-half-foot animatronic arrives at your door. No store run, no stock line, no calling three locations on a Saturday.

What actually happens when it goes off?

Both arms move. The right one lifts and turns the microphone toward the mouth; the left one waves. The body rocks side to side on an inner spring, so the whole figure has weight to its motion instead of one part twitching. The eyes light and the pupils travel while it plays.

What does it sound like, and can I turn it down?

Music in the spirit of the game, with a low laugh running under it. There is a volume dial on the unit and a jack for an external speaker, so it can sit at background level in a living room or carry across a driveway.

Can it go outside?

Indoors or under cover. It is fabric over a metal frame with electronics inside, so a covered porch is fine and open lawn in the rain is not. Most people put it just inside a doorway or in the corner of a garage with the door up.

How hard is the build?

About thirty minutes, and it goes better with two people — not because it is complicated but because the torso is the awkward part to hold while the legs seat. It arrives as a base, two leg poles, the body, two arms, two feet, hips and the head, and it clicks together with the wiring already run.

How does it run — batteries or a plug?

It ships with its own 7.2V 4A adapter and a ten-foot cord, so it plugs into a normal outlet. A battery adapter exists for it but is not included, which matters if the spot you want has no outlet within ten feet.

When does it arrive, and where does it live afterwards?

Five to seven business days from the US, or three to four on express. It comes apart into the same pieces it arrived as and the box has a slide-out tray built for repacking, so it goes back up on a shelf on November 1st instead of standing in a hallway until spring.

The whole sheet

  • Height78 in
  • Weight55 lb
  • MotionMotion sensor
  • PowerPlug-in 120V
  • Cord10 ft
  • UseIndoor
  • Setup30 min
  • MaterialFabric, metal, plastic and electronics
  • Scare levelSlightly scary

What holds up

4.8 out of 5

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The 8 most recent of 1947 reviews.

Verified

Gave up on finding one in a store

Drove to two locations in August and both had the floor model roped off with nothing in the back. Ordered this on a Tuesday and it was standing in my front room the following Monday. Same size, same everything.

Devon R. · Aug 12, 2026
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The rocking is what sells it

I expected an arm to move. The whole body leans side to side while the arms go, so it reads like something shifting its weight instead of a prop with one motor in it.

Priya N. · Aug 16, 2026
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My son heard it before he saw it

Put it in the hallway corner facing the stairs. He came down, the music started, and he did not come the rest of the way for a solid minute. He has since shown it to every kid on the street.

Marcus T. · Aug 19, 2026
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Measure the corner first

Six foot six is fine. It is the raised arm that got me — the waving paw was into the doorway and I had to turn the whole thing forty-five degrees. Worth knowing before you clear a spot.

Alyssa W. · Aug 23, 2026
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Build took us twenty-five minutes

Two of us, no tools. The only fiddly part is holding the body steady while the leg poles seat into the base. Everything else clicked and the wiring was already run through it.

Grant M. · Aug 27, 2026
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Turn the volume down for indoors

Out of the box it is set loud enough for a garage. There is a dial on it, and once I brought it down it sits under conversation instead of over it. Would not have found it without reading the sheet.

Tasha B. · Aug 30, 2026
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The eyes keep working

The pupils move around while it is running, so people who already looked at it once look again. That is the difference between this and the lit-up stuff I have bought before.

Owen L. · Sep 2, 2026
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Packs back into its own box

Checked this before buying because the last big prop I owned never went back in. There is a tray that slides out of the carton and the pieces drop into it in the order you took them off.

Renee C. · Sep 5, 2026

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