Review on 12 Pack of Multi-Color LED Ice 🧊 Cubes with Changing Lights, On/Off Switch - Bulk Option by Tim Aguilar

We discovered these when my wife received one with a signature drink in a souvenir glass at a local restaurant. It was Litecubes LLC that she uses a few times a week to spice up her cocktail. Since the batteries aren't replaceable, we knew the Litecube would have a limited lifespan, so we decided to order this batch of a dozen Revain Windy City Novelty Cubes. Now we can either have a light drink before dinner or compare the quality and durability of the new Windy City Novelty to our original Litecube. change of position. Contrary to the experiences of some other reviewers, all 12 of ours arrived without a backlight and worked great when on. at base and 1.5 inches high, tapering slightly upwards. The outer plastic body of the LC is crystal clear while the body of the WCN is slightly transparent. LC's overall shape is somewhat "wavy" which seems to give it a more realistic "partially melted" appearance compared to WCN's more uniform shape. The LC is filled with small, jagged pieces of clear plastic that give the cube a crystalline appearance when illuminated. WCN is filled with highly ventilated but hardened clear plastic that, when illuminated, gives the appearance of being filled with tiny bubbles. Both cubes are sealed at the bottom. The LC uses a bottom plate that is smaller than the base's dimensions, so it deploys with a hidden seam when the cube is upright. The WCN has the same dimensions as the top, so the seam on the sides will be visible about ⅛ inch above the bottom when the cube is upright. Both have the same oval labels on the inside of the cube and are embossed with "Made in China" on the bottom. The WCN Cube also has "CoolNoveltyProducts.com" embossed on the bottom. How it works: Both cubes contain identical electronics - a small circuit board with a red, a blue and a green LED element, which sits above a pair of coin batteries. . Each uses a similar momentary positive click switch to cycle through seven solid colors in the same order, plus an eighth color-changing mode. Both switches are in the same place in the bottom corner of the cube and are covered with a soft protective silicone gasket. Previously, the WCN Cube was only used in beer and white wine, while Frau used her LC in beer. Wine and various cocktails. The LC Cube has already been used for a total of several hours, so we expect it to expire before the first of our new WCN Cubes. We wash them after each use and store them in the freezer. I'll update this review after we've tried at least some of the new cubes and how well they hold martinis.