Magic Flying Orb Ball Toy Review

Bought two so my two nephews have one. I tested this toy, fell on the floor and stopped working. It started making high frequency noises and the fan stopped spinning. He took out the second one and the same thing fell to the ground and stopped working. Both worked no more than 5 minutes. Waste of money for this cheap toy.

I am very disappointed and feel like I was sent a defective product. I will return it and hope to be happy with the new one. Once it's charged I have to use the handle to get to the start button. Then it starts right away. Without shaking it. It does not show UP to show orientation. It cannot be deactivated by clicking on it. The battery must wear out. That does not work. I throw him, he lands and rides the carpet.

I bought this ball in quarantine thinking it would be fun especially since I'm alone. Be sure to read the instructions so as not to waste your time or damage anything. I had some difficulties at first, but managed it within a few minutes. I've learned to throw it away instead of just lighting it up and letting go. Let it fly a few meters through the air and it will come back to you. It comes with a charging cable, several stickers, and a component cover. I just fly it as is, but you can…

The idea behind these balls is really cool. Essentially, it's a helicopter in a balloon, and it needs to hover in the direction that the inner "helicopter" is tilted. A real helicopter maintains its orientation in flight through the weight of the fuselage. Like a pendulum, it will tend to keep the helicopter upright. Unfortunately, these balls don't have enough weight on the "ground". Instead of floating, they have a strong tendency to tip over. Imagine an overturned helicopter rolling on the…