IPIDIPI TOYSSpinning Light Up Wand for Kids – LED Magic Swirling, Easter Basket Stuffers, Magic Ball Spinner, Party Entertainment, Autism Sensory Rooms - Cool Lighted Toy for Toddlers, Boys and Girls

My 1 year old loves this thing although I made the mistake of letting him use it while I held him and it got tangled up in my hair and oh boy. Let’s just say, beware !

I purchased this product for my daughter. Upon arrival I was happy with the product. It arrived quickly and the package was not damaged in any way. The colors were bold. I was a little skeptical about how long it would hold my daughter’s interest, but I was pleasantly surprised! My daughter played with it for a straight 25 minutes. She has since gone back to the toy several times to play with it for an extended amount of time. It has also held up very well with her “not so gentle” play (throwing and tapping the toy). I knew it was a keeper when we went to my parent’s house and she HAD to bring it with us.

The spinning lights kept 4 boys, 6 years old, 4 years old, 17 months old and 14 months old thoroughly enthralled for several hours at our recent Christmas gathering. When one put it down another would pick it up and so it went with no fighting over it. Needless to say, I’ll be buying 3 more of these amazing spinning lights.I was afraid the spinning blades might hurt their hands. That didn’t seem to phase any of them.

These are s fun and cost a lot less than the ones you get at an arena . They aren’t noisy and really light up a room . My kids all love these for any nighttime fun .Sadly it didn’t stand up to the littles dropping it and broke rather quick but worked great when it was operating . I will purchase again when the little are a bit bigger !

It was awesome for the first few minutes, then it just stopped working. Thought maybe it was the batteries but I changed them and still it did nothing. I've tried everything but it will not work so it was just a waste of money.

The light was really fun to watch but the material is so cheap. It was difficult to take out the cover and unscrew it to put in a battery. The screw got dented just using a refular small screw driver with less force. So I finally got the cover out by using a plyer... Good thing the cover stayed for the battery eventhough the screw broke. On the other hand, my nephew liked the multiple colored lights and eh got entertained by it.

I buy these for Disneyland. A lot cheaper than the park toys and still give a great experience for the little ones.

Really cool toy for sensory processing disorder. My son with Autism loves it. Wish it has a disable system so the batteries won't running out if it gets sat down.