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The Tamagotchi Ring Has Landed, And Here’s How To Get One In Hong Kong

Release Date 2027!

The Tamagotchi Ring Has Landed, And Here's How To Get One In Hong Kong

If you spent the late ’90s smuggling a beeping plastic egg into your Primary 4 classroom, this one’s for you. Bandai has just unveiled the Tamagotchi ring — officially the smallest Tamagotchi ever made, designed to be worn on your finger like jewellery. It’s the brand’s 30th anniversary flex, and it’s extremely cute.

What Is It?

A fully functioning colour-screen Tamagotchi, mounted on a ring band. At 28mm tall with a 0.56-inch colour LCD, it’s roughly half the size of the original 1996 keychain — and it took Bandai two years to engineer. You still feed, clean, play mini-games and decorate your pet’s room, so it’s the full experience, not a novelty. Because there’s no room for a USB port, it comes with its own charging base (think wireless earbuds) — a Tamagotchi first.  The nostalgia hook: you can raise 30 legacy characters spanning three decades, including Mametchi, Kuchipatchi, Memetchi and Lovelitchi — plus secret ones you unlock depending on how you raise your pet.

The Details

  • Colours: Pink & pearl white / Light blue & metallic gold / Black & metallic silver
  • Price (Japan): ¥7,700 incl. tax — around HK$400
  • Pre-orders: Open via Premium Bandai Japan until 6 October, 2026
  • Shipping: February and April 2027
  • Age: 6+

Where To Get One In Hong Kong

Straight talk: the first pre-order wave is a Premium Bandai Japan exclusive, and no HK release has been confirmed. But there are options.

  • HobbyDigi — the Hong Kong-based hobby retailer (with SF Express pickup points across the city and free local shipping over HK$600) — was taking pre-orders for all three colourways, but the window has since closed. The good news: the listing is still live, and you can sign up for notifications in case a second allocation opens up. Worth doing — this is by far the easiest local route, with no proxy fees or international shipping to juggle.
  • Premium Bandai Hong Kong is the other one to watch for an official, HKD-priced unit. It already stocks recent Tamagotchi devices and typically picks up Japanese releases on a delay, so set up an account and switch on alerts.
  • Proxy services like Buyee, ZenMarket and Neokyo will order from Japan on your behalf. Factor in commission and shipping — realistically HK$600–900 all in.

Once units land in 2027, expect them at the Mong Kok and Jordan toy specialists (Sino Centre, In’s Point, CTMA Centre) at a markup. Toys”R”Us HK — including the adult-focused “Playful Living” store at K11 Art Mall in TST — is worth asking about too.

Parent Check

Sizing matters most. The band fits Japanese ring sizes 10–14 (roughly US 5–7) with an adjustable spacer — that’s a teen-to-adult fit. It will likely be too big for younger children’s fingers. If you’re buying for an under-10, a standard Tamagotchi is the smarter call. Also note the tiny screen may frustrate little ones, the charging base is easily lost, and delivery isn’t until early 2027.

 

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