Review on 🌕 VGAzer Magnetic Levitating Moon Lamp Night Light: Floating & Spinning Freely, Gradually Changing LED Lights, Perfect Home and Office Décor, Unique Holiday Gift and Night Light! by Monica Kittling

UPDATE: Every time the power goes out, the moon hits the base due to its strong magnetic pull. A little over two years and the moon disintegrated (see photo). And my strength doesn't run out that often. It looks like it was originally stuck on and then peeled off. So I glued it back on and it seems to be working so far. One star deducted from the rating for this reason. In the lightweight novelty category (e.g. Lavalite) this is the best I've seen. The moon lights up during levitation, powered by the base. For those complaining about not being able to make it float, this can be a little tricky. I've done this three times and it took me three to ten tries to get it to levitate. Tip: do this at eye level so you can see the space between the moon and the base. It floats about an inch, so you know to try and place it an inch.