FU ZHOU Floating Levitation Decoration Review

It works if you play around carefully, the size is small and wafer-thin. It's everything. Nothing spectacular. Nice gift as a night light for globe lovers or kids. Not for studying

I really wanted to like it but unfortunately it was lackluster at best. Although the globe "floats", a slap on the table is enough and it is immediately magnetized to the top of the base. The looks generally seem cheaper than the price and unfortunately I decided to return it when the back panel covering the headlights fell off.

I like this little ball that spins and lights up, very cool. Just make sure it's on a solid surface wherever you put it. I originally had mine in the hallway and every time someone walked by the closet it was on it. moved because the rug was fixed in the globe at the top, once I moved it to a stable surface the globe stayed where it was supposed to be

This is complete bullshit! it does NOT float and I tried to follow the instructions but it's useless because the logic behind it doesn't make sense. There is a magnet at the top and no magnet at the bottom. It would probably levitate if another magnet pulled it down then it would probably stay in the center as both magnets would pull the ball towards them. I do not recommend buying it.

I admit I have a small number of buyers remorse. It's not that it doesn't match what it's supposed to be or what's advertised. There's no lie in that. But I've since discovered better models, IMHO. While this has a light effect, it just glows instead of shining. Most likely, if you read the instructions, you will not have any problems. Most of my clients only regret it because of their style preference. However, I have found that other models that rotate the wrong way do. In fact, the globe is…