Sand in Motion - Blue Sandscape - Desktop Art-Sand Picture - Soothing Motion Age 13+ of Drifting Sands - Endless Fun for Every Desktop

Brought this as a xmas present for my dad as he has seen others like this and liked them. Nice item , packaged well and would buy from again

This hasnt worked since the day i gave as a birthday present by which time too late to return. Full of air and sand doesnt drop. Have tried a needle in the side that didnt work either there isnt enough water. Waste of money

I bought this for myself and am delighted with it as very relaxing to look at and no problems with air bubbles at all. Thank you and well done.

Tons of air bubbles which result in sand getting stuck & not falling smoothly. Such a shame, this would be lovely were it not for all the air trapped inside:-(

This is a beautiful sand picture, more like watching snow falling than anything else.There were no air bubbles in mine so it all just moves around, and bits seem a bit stuck in there, but that gives it a kind of beauty in itself. It's also fairly solidly built and feels sturdier than some others I've owned.

This was a gift so I checked it was not broken but sadly it doesn't work there is a large bubble in it so the sand won't drop. There are instructions in the box on how to remove air if needed but you need a small gage syringe!!! Not sure about anyone else but this is not something I have in my house! So little disappointed as my sister had one just like this when she was younger and was hoping to give it to her as she loved it.

Just like the classic ones this functions perfectly I syringed the excess air. You can only suction the air in or out on only one side even though there is a needle whole on both sides. I marked this out with a scratch and a circle. This was kuz I bent two needles trying to get it in. Endless hours of fun and great as a gift.

Bought this for a present for someone with Alzheimer's who it is very difficult to find something that will occupy them for any length of time. They absolutley love it because of the simplicity of what is required from them. Basically it just requires turning over to produce a new picture but they have discovered that tilting it on its side first for a while often produces a far better result. A few months later they are still using it regularly.