Electric Blue Hanukkah Menorah - Traditional LED, Battery or USB Powered - Comes with Micro USB 4' Charging Cable Review

. Unfortunately, this menorah was very light and poorly made. It was difficult to open the bottom to put the batteries. The plastic fell off. The company kindly refunded the money for the purchase.

This was a Hanukkah gift for my wife as our old electric Hanukkah broke. She was happy about it! It feels pretty solid, I wasn't too concerned about how kids would handle it, and the backlit buttons were a really fun feature. It was an absolute hit and we will enjoy it every time we use it, hopefully many Hanukkah holidays. Regarding shipping, everything was well packaged, without damage and arrived quickly; excellent work.

I was so delighted with this product. We are getting ready to move and have packed the Hanukkah candlesticks (we love this holiday even though we are not Jewish). We bought it thinking it would be easy. It's easy to use, made out of plastic (so light) and doesn't require candles, making it safer. Insert batteries u One of the bulbs did not work. It was a disappointment! I tried to contact the seller to buy another lamp but I couldn't. Although rtn would have been easy there was no contact and…

Luminous menorah fits very well to the window. It's plastic but durable. I prefer to put it by the window so I don't have to worry about fire. Now you can light the menorah candles in a safe place. Hanukkah is over but I still use it for decoration. I like that it's plastic because then it's less likely to fall off and get damaged. I also teach Kabbalah and will use this Menorah as a blueprint to help others understand the Tree of Life.

Having not used it for Hanukkah yet, I can only tell how it looked when I tried it. First the good part. I like the face, it's light and quite beautiful. I also like the fact that you can light up a lightbulb with the push of a button. Some other menorahs I've seen require you to rotate each lightbulb you wish to light. It also comes with its own USB cable. The bad news is that the battery compartment is very difficult to open. So I decided to use a cord instead of batteries during Hanukkah.

What I love about this Menorah:* You don't have to screw in or unscrew individual bulbs as the 8 days of Hanukkah approaches. Instead, you just press a button and the nearest light comes on* The battery powered option gives you more flexibility in placing the menorah, meaning you don't have to be near an outlet. The light is very weak. If you just want to view it indoors, that's fine. But if you want to mount it on a window so passers-by can see it from the outside, you're out of luck. It is…