Glow.0 Magic Wand Collapsible LED Levitation Wand - USB Rechargeable Floating Wand - LED Light Wand with 22 Color Light Modes – Patented, Expertly Balanced LED Flow Wand Levitation Stick

My child absolutely loves this thing, my child is autistic and has been begging me, and also waiting the time for it, all for it to be worth it. The best thing i bought my child. They have been off their phone, while exploring this product. I love it. And it's so so cool to watch!!

My 9 year old daughter uses this as a baton to twirl. She loves it!

I bought this because the light up baron was kind of pricy, I also wanted to try the levitation… I have been baron twirling for years… I usually do this with some sort of dance, and free styling. After comping it to the glow balls I would for sure get this again, but there are a free issues with this I didn’t like. The string is very thin, and the one finger loop is loose for a female hand. I am not familiar with levitation tricks, but I tried twirling with the finger loop on and my finger was stuck around the string. Because of that I tried just letting the string hang down and the same thing happened, but this time I had to cut it off… I wasn’t wearing rings or anything, it was just so tight from trifling I had no other choice. But that was better twirling it just as a baron was better… Some of the poi balls come with a remote which might make them more expensive. I wish this one did… The on off button gets hit if you are twirling, and the battery power does last long it could be annoying if you’re wearing all blue, and it switches from blue to orange. The metal part where the button is is find for twirling, but very light compared to a basin. The ends are acrylic or plastic.. The ends are rubber as most barons are…I think this would be fine for a child, but I honestly think if you’re not doing it in the dark to get one of those glitter ones. I do thing the string is kind of dangerous… Just if it was wrapped around a child’s finger so tightly for too long… The poi balls had a shoelace fabric material, and that wrapping me didn’t hurt. Just be aware you may have to cut it, or it could break.I bought this mostly for the dark. I liked the fact it can be broken down for travel, but will probably end up getting the more expensive one eventually.Out of the balls/poi I ordered I will for sure be retiring the poi, just for quality but if you bought this just as a baron it should be fine.

Bought for grand children and they loved them.

The media could not be loaded. I use them more for swinging rather than for levitating. They are a lot more stable than I thought they would be when I pulled them out of the box. I have accidentally hit them on each other at high speed several times, and they're fine.Each disassembles into pieces less than 10 inches long. I have used them for hours between charges.

Stopped working almost immediately 😒

Really fun wand! I already had a more expensive wand, but I wanted to get a cheaper one I could bring to events or let friends try out. The collapsible feature is definitely a plus. The battery life is also really good, and visually the wand looks great! Would definitely be one of the best cheaper wands on the market of it weren't for one issue.The assembled wand is slightly bowed. This is a major downside that affects both function and looks. The bowing on mine is very minor, and it's probably not noticable to anyone except me. It's still a useable wand, I'm just disappointed with this flaw. This is most likely a product of it being collapsible, so I would love to see a similar wand in this price range that isn't collapsible as long as its not bowed. Or if the bowing issue was fixable on this wand, that would be great too! Even if it meant the price was slightly increased, it would totally be worth it for a wand that is collapsible and LED!

I watched some videos online of people using these while I was pretty zonked and ended up buying one to try out. It’s been a real hoot learning how to use it. The wand itself works great, exactly as advertised. It’s very tricky to get the hang of it, but they have an app (albeit not a great one) that has short tutorial videos to help you learn some basic tricks and stuff. Overall, definitely worth $25