sovenomund Dancing Ferrofluid with Music Rhythm, Ferrofluid Speaker Music Mate, Symbiote in a Bottle, Ferrofluid Display Lamp, Desktop Decor, Teenager Gifts (Not A Speaker) (Does Not Make Sound)

I bought one of each of the wood colored and the gray colored Ferrofluid Music Mate. There is a lot to love about these little magic dancing boxes. Both of them look great and the overall workmanship is really good. I bought them as gifts for my two teenage boys, and they both really loved them. For those looking to buy one, I will outline the things that I really enjoyed about it, and some minor things to be aware of. I really liked that it is not a speaker. (I have plenty of those) It has a very sensitive microphone that controls the action of the ferrofluid. Even talking in the same room will create motion in the fluid. The louder and more consistent sound will keep it in the center. When it is quiet, the ferro fluid often drops out of the center. This is fine and adds to the motion. The back of the round glass is white and lights up when the unit is on. It is reasonably bright and really accents the ferrofluid. I thought the jewel in the corner would light up, but it does not. There is a really bright blue led on the back to indicate power, but it can be covered if needed. As a bonus, it comes with a really strong small magnet attached to a holder that looks like a chess pawn. It is really fun to move the fluid around and interact with it. One unit's magnet was actually two smaller magnets and could be split apart. This might not be great for little kids, but I don't have that worry. I don't remember if this was common to both units. The magnets work regardless if the unit is powered on not. When you get it, it is normal to have some extra non-ferrofluid oil in the unit (looks like a floating light brown bubble). Both mine had this. If you set the unit on it's side the oil will be prominently displayed at the top edge of the glass, which doesn't look great. If you place the unit vertically as shown in the pictures here, there is a small indent behind the edge of the wood that traps and hides that oil. My older son had wanted it to sit under the monitor, but it really needs to be in the normal vertical orientation to look right. My kids leave them plugged in, but they do have a battery so they will run on their own. I have not tested this much, but they ran for at least a few hours on Christmas before we plugged them in. If you are looking for an awesome desk gadget, a replacement for your lava lamp that is long gone, or a really neat toy that is brimming with science, this is a perfect gift for you.

My brother said this was the coolest toy anyone has ever gotten him. Love it

Let alone owned, haha. Ferrofluid reaction time seamlessly aligns to any auditory stimuli I've thrown at it thus far, yet its "performance" doesn't devolve into senseless, schizophrenic squiggles when the available stimuli becomes a cacophonous rat's nest to human ears. The hardware's aesthetic & craftsmanship seems straight out of Star Trek or its closet competitor, making the Sovenomund a surefire conversation piece in any circumstance one might set it up. Any skepticism I may have fought through to finally click the "Add to Cart" button on this guy has been eradicated, completely & without mercy.

Fantastic product

We bought one and loved it - so cool that it dances around to sound. We gifted that one to a friend and ordered a new one. That one came with some fluid that didn’t want to connect back with the larger group and eventually got stuck in the wall so there’s a little glib stuck in the glass. It still works, it’s just a little funky and disconnected. I’m horrible at returns so we didn’t get it back before the return date. My fault completely and I’m sure they would have sent a new one. Also - oddly the 2nd one I ordered we were required to have someone home to receive the package and to give a code to that was generated I the Amazon app. We didn’t have to do that the first time so it was a bit inconvenient to ensure we had someone home.

I bought this for my husband (who loves Venom from Spider-Man comics). It is without a doubt the best present I’ve ever gotten him. He loves it. It is really cool to see it react to your voice and music, like an interactive lava lamp.

Its a nice visual effect, but so far the variations in product have been disappointing. The first one had a scratch inside the bezel, and the second had some shmutz on the top where the cap is attached.

Got this for my dad for Christmas, here's what he said: "this magnetic thing I had on my wishlist is a piece of junk that doesn’t work like they said it would/showed it would and its clearly a social media scam piece of junk would you return it and get your money back. It’s not doing anything they claimed, and I can’t plug any audio source into it so you basically have to listen to music really loud, but there’s also an air bubble trapped in it so a chunk of the ferrofluid is just stuck at the top of it and won’t work."

Molto divertente

Great fun and a well received gift..... not over sure about value for money, but that's the choice for the individual

This is really quite an incredible item. I was skeptical when ordering it but to be honest it does the job : everyone is amazed by how it works, worth the value. If you want to make a good gift to someone passionate about science, you can def go for it !

WoW merci

Sieht Fantastisch aus. Wird fast jeden Abend eingeschaltet.