No. Please reach out to Mattel Consumer Services for replacement propellers.

Four AAA batteries are required, but are not included.

The new iPad Air and iPad Mini Retina are not compatible with the Barbie Digital Makeover app. 

There is a known issue with iPad Air and iPad Mini Retina devices that is preventing the Barbie Digital Makeover App from functioning properly.  We are aware of this issue and we are doing our best to resolve the situation and we will update the app as soon as a fix is available.  We do not have a timeframe as to when it will be updated.

The product is compatible with iPad 2, iPad (3rd Generation), iPad (4th Generation) and iPad mini.

iPad is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.  

Check all the connections to make sure they’re tight. Also make sure the Barbie Girl™ USB connector is popped all the way out of the device. If it is, plug it firmly into the docking station. Then be sure to plug the USB cable firmly into a USB port on your computer.
 
If the device is still not recognized, plug the docking station into a different USB port. Remember…the Barbie Girl™ device software only works on a PC computer. Your Barbie Girl™ is not Mac compatible. Ask a grownup for help if you need it!

Fully charged, the Star Light Adventure Galaxy Barbie® Doll & Flying Cat will fly for about 20 minutes.

Barbie Girl™ will still work as a digital music player.  But if you want to access any of the special items on BarbieGirls.com or become Best Friends with another user, you will need to register your Barbie Girl™ using the Barbie Girl™ software.

Your photos are saved automatically to the Photo app on your device.

Check the file type.  Barbie Doll'd Up Nails app does not support TIFF files.

You will need a powered USB port from a computer, laptop or USB charger.

The Barbie™ Star Light Adventure RC Hoverboard will fly about 5 meters or 17 feet from the surface it launches from.

Yes; maximum of 6 at the same time.

During the setup process your device is connected to your new Hello Barbie™.  If the Hello Barbie™ Companion App is closed while Hello Barbie™ is still connected to your device, the "Connection Error" will appear.  Please take the following steps:

• Close the Companion App
• Go to your device's WiFi settings
• Reconnect to your WiFi network, Re-open the Barbie Companion App

The error should be resolved and you can continue the setup process.  In some cases, you may have to start over.

Fully charged, the Barbie™ Star Light Adventure RC Hoverboard will fly for about 7 minutes.

How-To Print from iPad

How-To Print from Tablet

How-To Print from Web

Match the color of propellers to the motor container. Keep the propellers perpendicular to the motor pins. Gently press propellers in until they stop.

The battery pack is located on the doll’s back. Remove the skirt and vest, bend the doll’s arms gently if needed.  Unscrew the battery cover at the back with a Philips head screwdriver and replace. Be sure to dispose of batteries properly.

No. Mattel meets or exceeds all safety guidelines developed and enforced by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, a government regulatory agency. For additional information on safety and sustainability, consumers can go to our website http://citizenship.mattel.com and then click on Safe and Sustainable Products.

Be sure to fly the cat in an open area and not too close to other people. Also, do not put your fingers or any other objects in the propellers.

• Fold the wings in half.  The purple wings with details (with lines) should face the front.  (Clicking noise will be heard to indicate that the wings are properly folded).
• When placing wings on doll, turn the doll so that the back of the doll is facing you. Snap the bigger clasp with flower pattern on the top while the smaller clasp snaps to the bottom. (Clicking noise will indicate it is snapped on correctly).  
• If done correctly, the top clasp will be right next to the flower borders (see Back Wings Image).
• If wings are snapped on correctly and the wings do not open, then move arms slightly forward (see “Slightly forward Arm” pictures).