Review on Mesmerizing 🪐 Geospace Interactive Metallic Sculpture by Keith Bradley

I got my nephew two for his birthday. They thought it was cool and to my surprise everyone who saw them wanted to play with them or see them move. If you've never seen anything like this before, this is a hit. This is a good gift for that teenager when you are at a loss for one. It's metal, which is good, it's popping up, which is cool, it can be interactive, which is fun. The fact that it's metal makes it suitable for a wider age group. So if the child is 10 or 50 years old, they will appreciate it. I would actually give this place 4.6 stars. There is a limit to what you can do with it. A person's fun factor wears off in a day. You need to show it to new people to keep up the excitement or find new things to try. Note. To answer a reviewer who said they were scratched. I've felt the weld on the two I have and while it's not exactly rough you can feel the folded edges of the joint. HOWEVER IN USE HAS NO scratch on skin or snag in fabric. Yes it works better on the arms but if it spins fast enough it will be over long sleeves. I think it would be good to add some educational science to it. I think people forget to ask WHY he can do what he was. My only concern is that I found it to be a copy of Toroflux. It's a shame that for the $5 difference, most will choose the lower price. I don't know if they are different but I think they are handmade in the USA and come with a guarantee. Geoflux is not. Even if you've misused your Toroflux, you can still get a half-price replacement. I plan on ordering one to see if it runs better and will update when I do. While saying that this is a good gift. The packaging also means that no packaging is really needed. Bag, toy, giving and being a cool gift giver.