GUIYING Magnetic Levitating Flower Pot Air Bonsai Black Hexagon Suspension Floating Plant Pot 360 Degree Rotation Pot Home and Office Desk Decor

I bought this as a birthday gift for my daughter. She was so delighted. It was much more than I was expecting in quality and looks. Very pleased we will be ordering one for myself.😁

It takes a little finesse to get it floating (try rotating it until there is very little resistance). Once it's up, it stays up. Holds up my mint plant nicely. Fun to blow on it and make it spin really fast too!

Nice design. Holds small pants. Watch out for power outage through magnet slams down on pedestal then throws dirt.

Not really functional as it’s extremely delicate Very simple to put together. Price is adequate. It looks great. Not stable so needs to be placed where someone can’t knock into it

I saw one of these on the reception desk of a hotel I checked into recently. It was mesmerizing. I searched on Amazon and BINGO, there it was. I bought it. Got it. Set it up and i just cannot stop looking at it. It rotates 24/7 with no sound. Magnetic field is strong and holds well. Takes a little practice to get it situated in the field, but once you get it, it gets easier. READ THE DIRECTIONS on how to get it set. I absolutely love it. Anyone who likes cool gadgets will love this.

I know it’s for just a plant but I’ve used it as a cocktail presentation by putting a snifter inside it still holds up so you have a floating cocktail

If you buy this cool, levitating pot, you're going to be stuck with the following decision: do you use the levitating feature and bear that risk that one false bump could send plant and soil toward making a mess, or do you keep the plant safe by keeping it grounded on the little pad (which means ignoring it's "coolest" feature)? In case I'm not being clear enough about the issue, the little tiny pot you get with this item limits what you can grow inside it. I tried to grow plants in it, while levitating it on its pad the whole time. Inevitably, every single time, my fiance or I would bump the desk, and the soil would get tossed around, spilling. When the desk gets bumped, the pot has a habit of slamming back down onto the pad, and scattering soil around the desk top. If you have a much more stable desk that doesn't get bumped a lot, you should be fine.

This thing is awesome. I put a fake plant in it and it sits on my desk. It is always a conversation piece whenever any one sees is