Floating Globe with Colored LED Lights C Shape Anti Gravity Magnetic Levitation Rotating World Map with Touch Switch for Gift Home Office Desk Decoration with Switch (Blue)

It's smaller than it seems, but it works awesome, and is a perfect desk ornament.

This is a nice gift for my 11 year old grandson. He enjoys it and has fun showing others the “magic”. Nicely made, reasonably priced.

This was a gift for my grandson who is currently really in to science and the earth. I couldn’t be more pleased. Very easy to use and display.

I ordered this for my nephews. I chose blue because it’s more realistic. It can be used as a learning tool, not just for decor/display. Having this inside your home is a conversation starter. I mean it’s a floating globe! Definitely a wow factor. Overall, it does function as it should. Some minor improvements could make this better. It’s currently $34. I think that’s overpriced.Features/Positives-Works as advertised-Globe can float without LED lights turned on as long as the frame is kept plugged into the wall.-Magical display/decor-Cord can be detached from the frame but requires to be plugged into the wall to power the frame.-One button. Easy to setup-The magnet is strong-Spin with gentle touch or blow.-Globe so far feels durable but we shall see over time (especially in the hands of kids)Potential Negatives-No anti-skid/non-slip at the bottom of frame-Frame is lightweight. It shifts on a hard surface and knocks over easily when I was testing on carpet.-Frame and globe is smaller than I imagined-Length of adapter cord is semi short. Close to 5ft.-Cannot change LED color.-A vibration/shake can easily cause the globe to lose levitation and get stuck to the magnet at the top of the frame. That’s better than hitting the floor, right?Tips-Power button requires a ‘gentle tap’ to turn on/off. It’s not sensitive. The button is flat and a touch switch type (not a physical/tactile button to press down).-Make sure the North Pole and South Pole are facing the right direction-Auxiliary tool is used to float the globe. If misplaced, you can use other objects such as paper, plastic spoon, hair comb, etc.

pretty cool little gadget. my son loved it. works and looks just as listed

My 7 year old grandson loves this and put on his desk as a permanent fixture; colors and floating globe work great!

They are nice but much smaller than I was expecting

Fun