Makeblock mBot2 vs Robosen Interstellar Scout K1

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mBot2 compared with Interstellar Scout K1

	MakeblockmBot2	RobosenInterstellar Scout K1
Overview
Released
Released	–	–
Task and control
Form
Form	Wheeled	Humanoid
Use
Use	Education	Companion, Education
User programming
User programming	Yes	Yes
Phone app
Phone app	Yes	Yes
User programming
User programming	mBlock blocks and Python; CyberPi additionally supports Arduino IDE C/C++.	Block coding and manual motion programming.
Remote control
Remote control	–	App and voice control. Standard K1 comparison lists 41 voice command words; 81 applies to K1 Pro.
Regional availability
Regional availability	Single standard mBot2 SKU P1010132 orderable on the maker store on 3 October 2026; maker states delivery to contiguous United States only.	White/blue K1WH-SE orderable on UK maker store on 3 October 2026. Grey K1 Pro is separate and was unavailable.
Release details
Release details	Exact first-sale date not established from the maker evidence read.	Exact first-sale date not established; store update and preorder dates are not retail dates.
Hardware
Robot weight
Robot weight	–	940 g
Height
Height	90 mm	–
Microphone
Microphone	Yes	Yes
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi	Yes	–
Bluetooth
Bluetooth	Yes	Yes
Actuators
Actuators	–	17 servos: one head, six arm and ten leg motors.
Processing
Processing	CyberPi Xtensa 32-bit LX6 dual-core processor at 240 MHz.	–
Memory
Memory	8 MB SPI flash and 8 MB PSRAM.	–
Sensors
Sensors	Light sensor, microphone, gyroscope and accelerometer; ultrasonic and quad RGB modules. Other optional mBuild sensors are separate.	–
Connections
Connections	USB and Bluetooth; maker also lists 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connectivity.	Bluetooth 4.2 BLE, USB data interface and separate DC charge input.
Size and weight
Size and weight	Maker lists 90 × 180 × 130 mm (h × l × L); height retained, ambiguous lower-case/upper-case length labels are not assigned to width/depth.	Maker lists 176 × 99 × 349 mm without explicit axis labels.
Accessories
Accessories	One buildable robot per single kit. AI, Rover, Smart World, competition and classroom bundles add equipment. mBot Neo is the same hardware under an earlier name.	–
Battery
Battery life (maker's claim)
Battery life (maker's claim)	Approximately 5 hours of play	Approximately 50 minutes usage
Battery capacity
Battery capacity	2,500 mAh	2,000 mAh
Charging
Charging	Maker claims approximately 1 hour charging via USB.	Approximately 50 minutes; supplied adaptor outputs 8.4 V / 2 A.