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My husband loves this!! The only thing I’d say beware of, is the lighting on the UFO. His stopped working later in the day after he opened it but then I smacked it and it’s been working great since!!! great product, sleek, strong magnet, decent size not too small, easy to connect to Bluetooth and it’s very loud; I was surprised.

Another really cool blue tooth speaker.

It’s a little tricky getting it to “float”. But if you have a steady hand and lots of patience, it will work! Once it’s hovering, it does look very cool!

Nice.

Bought as conversation piece. Audio is good for a low end MP3 speaker. The levitation is the big attraction. Any science buff would love this device. A word of caution: Letting the very strong magnets in both pieces slam parts together too hard could cause damage. Setting up requires a good grip and extra care to avoid parts slamming together too hard, plus a bit of patience while finding the levitation hotspot. It's worth the effort. My 14 year old great grandson mastered the levitation after several tries. He absolutely loves it! I thought I had the UFO speaker levitating with the power off but the power switch on the base only controls the lights. The other electronics for the levitating apparently is energized as long as its plugged in. If it's unplugged, the UFO will crash. A very entertaining device.

Only selected one star because I didn't see an option for zero stars. Pretty cool concept and thought, but it's junk! Looks cool and works good for a few minutes until it "crashes" you might be lucky enough for it to play an entire song before it falls off the levitating point and crashes down becoming stuck to the side of the magnetic base. Save your money, don't purchase!

Looks cool when it works, when it works being the problem. Getting the saucer to sit on the base is a bit of a trick, kind of like balancing an steel egg on end, on the end of a needle, with a powerful magnet an inch away. It's been two weeks and I have yet to figure out how to do it reliably, I have a short temper and fear for the safety of the saucer. I have mounted it successfully several times, but it is very difficult and frustrating, impossible if any steel is nearby. The difficulty would be less of an issue if it was required less often. The saucer needs to be recharged every six hours, when not charged it will float but no lights and no speaker. Worse still none of the controls or recharging can be done without removing the saucer. They should have done inductive charging, would have solved all these problems, they made other models with it so I know they can do it. Had they just put some color on the saucer it would have helped so I could see it rotating.

Husband bought this for me and I absolutely love it. Very bright vibrant lights that will brighten a room at night. Speaker is loud with good quality sound. Magnet is a little tricky but manageable.

The sound quality wasn't as good as I might have hoped, considering the price, however it really is quite impressive to look at. Oh, and if you order for the UK, you'll probably need a plug adaptor for the base lead.