Meteor Storm Flashing Spinner Wand LED Light Up Magic Ball Changing Pattern Novelty Orb Sensory Wand Party Favor Special Needs

We ordered it for our grandson age 1 and a half but we all played with it before that! Who doesn’t like something that spins and flashes colors?! He loves it too!

I'd like one of these for night runs (if I jogged at night). These were toys grandkids. I know they loved this. Wish I had ordered two.

Unfortunately, the product arrived inoperable due to a corroded battery. Per the shipper’s enclosed receipt, I contacted them directly vs Amazon. I received an email reply within 24 hours and a working replacement in the mail.Thank you! So much better than returning IG to Amazon!

They are as advertised. Lots of fun for everyone.

Do not buy. The first one I got did not function. The replacement did not work and the batteries got really hot to the point of being to hot to hold. So hot it smelled like melting plastic. Do not buy. This is a fire hazard.

I have used this toys several times. Each time the spinning light makes me feeling more and more dizzy. Second, the noises it makes when it spins also causes headaches and nausea. The longer it spins, the more discomfort I feel. I do not recommend this toy even though kids with autism seem to like it a lot. It’s a torture to me.

Liked it because the colors were bright and flashed so my great-granddaughter enjoys it.

Given that these toys are often used by babies and special needs kids/individuals, you'd really think there would be one of these on the market that can withstand more than just a couple drops. This one is like the rest, pretty fragile. Though for 10 dollars, I wasn't expecting it to be, realistically.Within a week, it broke. We took the toy apart and the internals are extremely cheap, but like I said before, it is expected for the price. Thin wires and soft plastic. The spinner part is also attatched to the actual spinning motor pretty much by pressure, there are no bolts or even some glue holding it in. The wire for the LEDs is also located inside the spinner, and there in a miniscule amount of solder holding it down. So if dropped enough times, the spinner can pop off of the motor and sever the connection to the LEDs.And speaking of, the motor itself actually does seem rather durable. Probably the most durable part of the toy.We may try to frankenstein several of the meteor toys my sibling has and soder in some new wires, try to make it indestructible. If you have someone in your life who really loves this toy, but needs it to be pretty durable, that seems like the only option available right now.