Arc Reactor MK1 Levitating 1:1 Scale DIY Floating and Spinning in Air LED for Unique Gifts,Room Decor,Office Desk Tech Toys (MK1)

Above expectations! Great gift for iron-man fan. Quality materials and very realistic.

Nobody can figure out what it is but it's fun. Just lights up and levitates, rotates. Nothing else. Looks intriguing. A bit hard to center in the magnetic field, but doable.

The media could not be loaded. This is an awesome looking display piece for any Marvel fan and the workmanship looks amazing (wish they had thought about an On/Off switch). Unfortunately, the description on Amazon fails to let the buyer know that this product should not be plugged-in for long periods of time as it overheats. The instructions that accompany this item clearly state that it will overheat if left on for more than 3 hours. But there’s more: if you have a pacemaker do not buy this product (clearly states in the included instructions not to handle if you have a pacemaker). To overcome the heating somewhat, I added small rubber bumpers to the bottom of the base to allow for better cooling and airflow. I mention these items because nowhere in the initial description before you buy this, does it make any mention of the overheating or the health risk to anyone with a pacemaker. I hope this helps you folks out there.Update: After now more than 2 hours of levitation, I found that the product is not charging the Arc Reactor. Per the video shown, the Arc Reactor should remain lit even when removed from the base. Now, I am disappointed.

It doesn't float

So the bottom piece needs to be pulled in the whole time if you want the center part to be able to float. Also the bottom part does not light up at all. Only the floating piece lights up. Not worth the money. More like a 80 to 50 bucks thing , not over 150

My son sayed it didn’t float

Too expensive for what you get. It’s definitely a cool for a minute, but it overheats very quickly. Maybe if you could custom name the product, instead of “Tony Stark” have it be “John Smith” or something. Maybe then the cost could be justified.