Review on Eldnacele Christmas Glittering Christians Decoration by Ted Boone

The item on the right in the photo is a singing glowing snow globe made by Eldnacele. I also bought Melunar and Phileex snow globes (left and middle in the photo). You can see the Eldnacele branding element is not working. It has a faulty connection to one of the battery terminals that only works when the battery is partially displaced. As soon as an object is placed vertically on the surface, the battery connector will shift and the snow globe will stop working. As you can see, the Melaluna and Phileex globes work great. All three globes are large and durable. The faulty Eldnacele Globe featured in this review is the largest and heaviest of the three. I was concerned about the plastic cases and the "glass" of the globe, but it looks like they'll hold up well. Eldnacele and Phileex globes play Christmas carols at a sickeningly loud volume. I thought the milk ball would play music too, but now I'm thankful it doesn't. Unfortunately I have to return the Eldnacele Globe for a replacement due to poor quality control. I'd also like to point out that while these three globes have three vendors, two of the three have the same boxes and the other two have the same battery compartments, so it's pretty clear they're all from the same or similar manufacturers in China. I've tried to find US made items, but there aren't many items in the Christmas decor department that aren't made in China. This is quite ironic considering that the Chinese government suppresses any expression of the Christian faith among its people.