Arc Star Floating Speaker, Levitating Bluetooth Speaker, Bluetooth and NFC, 360° Sound, Wireless Speakers for Home Office Decor, Cool Tech Gadgets, Creative for Kids Men Women

Was a gift for my son birthday. he really like it , its very cool and the sound is good

The media could not be loaded. Wow this speaker is so cool looking. It paired well with my phone and Alexa and is super easy to set up. It also has a nice sound particularly for the small size. My hubby likes it so much that it stole it for his man cave.We both love it, so I would highly recommend this speaker.

It looks really awesome and it's built like a tank. Esthetically speaking, no complaints at all. Death star and green. Take my money! I don't plan on using the speaker so it's fine for me but if the sound is important to you, consider something else. Bit expensive for a nic nac but I was able to justify it in my head.

The whole device looks neat at first glance, but once you set it up and turn it on all the fun fades.You can't change or turn off the green base lighting nor can you change the lighting on the floating orb. After about 30 minutes the orb turns itself off and you have to press the small button on the side to turn it back on. This usually requires ypu to remove the orb from the base, turn it on then reposition it.On top of that, the sound is TERRIBLE! I've heard better sound out of plastic headphones I've won at a carnival.I would not recommend buying this for any reason other than having a floating death star.

Liked the float but can be tricky to get right.Lost base charging cord and it's not a common one. Sounds ok.

The Bluetooth connectivity can be inconsistent and unstable, which can cause interruptions in the audio playback. Additionally, while the levitating feature may be entertaining initially, I have found it to be more of a gimmick than a practical feature, and the sound quality can be underwhelming for its price point.

The media could not be loaded. This is definitely a gimmick. While the floating sphere is definitely cool, there are just too many drawbacks for it to be “worth the money”.There’s no way this isn’t supposed to be modeled after the Death Star and I highly doubt that they’ve got the appropriate Star Wars licensing…The speaker sounds very basic, it is so flat and thin, no bass whatsoever. You might be able to hear it in the video but recording audio always sounds bad anyways so it’s hard to show just how poor it is.I thought it would be a good work desk item but after a while the magnets on the base starts to click as it turns which is pretty annoying. I almost couldn’t find the power button it too, it is so tiny and it’s not listed on the instructions anywhere.Overall just not very impressed by this speaker.

I charged the "Arc" Star up. (That sounds familiar, doesn't it?) Floating the plastic ball for me was fairly easy - but apparently the AC plug on the base has to be turned a certain way, although the plug design allows it to go in in either direction! Trying to make it work I plugged in in backwards once and it nearly forced the ball to fly out of my hands to the side because it changed the polarity of the magnets apparently. It also made me nervous about the instructions warned about the unit "overheating" if you can't get it to "float" in 3 tries. It looks kind of cool with the green lights and the ball rotates. It paired easily with my smartphone - but after repeated attempts the only sounds that would come out of it were beeps when it paired and when I disconnected the Bluetooth connection. Never heard voice out of it and couldn't play audio files either. Worse, it also killed my ability for my phone to play media when it was connected. Only functions as a decoration as best I can tell - a cheap plastic decoration.