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

It's a pretty fun flow toy. It's assemblage is easy, you just screw two ends into each side of the middle. I saw some reviews mention some problems with the 'bowing/curvature/balance', and I will say that it does *seem* to matter which side of the middle piece each of the fiberglass rods screw into, as the rod that has the GlowFX logo around the bulb is supposed to screw into the 'North' side. I found controlling the wand works a bit better if you minimize your reliance on the finger-loop-strap, and instead give more attention to manipulating the string with your other fingers, as that's when it starts to get into the sweet spot of the 'flow'. You might even find it helpful to restrict the leather strap from constricting with some small fixture, that way you can exert more precise movements that otherwise seem to be hindered.The color options are pretty good, they have a particular purple that I find very soothing. If you're in an environment where you're a competing light source(sun, well lit room), then the wand's light is going to be faint at best(though some colors are slightly brighter than others), but right after the sun goes down, it's got a powerful enough glow that standing under a street light only slightly reduces its visibility- which you could always wrap in reflective tape or alumunium if you were wanting to use it for day time visibility.I haven't given it a good swing at a wall/door/tree yet, but I have bonked it on myself and the soft ground a few times, and hasn't seemed to effect it. I have been considering if there's any wisdom in applying a quick wrap or 2 of electrical-tape around each side of the connecting rods so that it might remain sturdy in the threads, which hopefully might reduce the likelihood of developing some kind of hairline fractures along the glass, if I weren't to secure the screwed-glass with some tape to prevent any extra jostling along the threaded glass- especially if I were to give an extra gentle 'love tap' to some bookshelf by mistake- I'm hoping that might reduce the likelihood of it fracturing. Also would probably recommend getting the tape out regardless, so you can mark the top end of the wand for enhanced visual recognition.

This is a fun toy. It's a well balanced levi wand. It is comes apart and fits in the pocket of my hoodie, so it is easy to take it places. It quit working after about 3 months of use, so I contacted the company directly and they immediately sent me a new one. No hassles. (Save the packaging because if it quits working Fun In Motion Customer Service will want the lot number off the box.)

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.

I bought this as a gift for my 9-year-old grandson and he was totally immersed in it. I then bought one for myself. There are good demos on YouTube for many tricks and after dark the lights look awesome. Many colors and effects. Highly recommended for any age over eight or nine. Not heavy so shipping was minimal.

Great product. Pretty well constructed. Very illuminated and my daughter loves it.

I got this wand a few months ago and absolutely loved it. I like the collapsible feature and it’s great for beginners. Unfortunately mine broke a while ago and I ordered a new one. The new one I received would not hold a charge for longer than 30 seconds. I kept it plugged in for a few hours and then left it charging over night, but still the wand would die after only a few seconds of being turned on. I figured it was just a malfunction so I ordered a replacement wand and the same thing happened. Neither of the new wands I have received will hold a charge and they both keep shutting off after being on for about 30 seconds. I am super frustrated considering I have spent over 50$ on these wands that are completely unusable and I am even more disappointed because the original one I bought worked perfectly. Very upset.