✨ Lumies Sparkle Gogo Review

Cute but doesn't exactly change the color it's worn on. It's softer than imagined, just wish the color change was there. I think my daughter will still enjoy it especially if I keep the color changing feature.

It's definitely cute! It was another purchase due to the discount but it was worth it. Both my kids love playing with it and finding different colors. The box says 100 sounds and colors but the one we have repeats the same 5 phrases which is a little annoying but matches the color matching. Also no remote control

It was a hit! We had a little problem defining the color matching aspect, but it's actually very simple! Click on her nose until the colors match, then click down on her head. Make sure the sensor below shows the color you want to change the color to. Once we figured that out, we spent a whole day picking flowers. She is so fun and bright! Great friend for my kid. I'm thinking about buying more.

These little things are so cute I bought four of these for the family for Christmas, they teach you colours. You match colors so it says a color and you have to find the color in the house, put it on something, press a button and it will tell you if you are right or wrong. Also it has another cute thing, I don't do that, you can turn around and put it on your jeans or your clothes or whatever and you press the button and it will be the same color as you. the only color given to him not standing

It was such an adorable toy, only the looks caught my eye and it was on sale so I quickly ordered it. The delivery was fast, only took a few days, and the packaging is so cute that the child you give it to falls in love immediately. Lumies are supposed to change color when placed on colored objects such as notepads, clothes, etc., but for this you have to press hard because there is a button at the bottom that allows you to recognize colors, so very difficult for a child To understand this…

I got this for Christmas for a 4 year old. To be honest she didn't spend much time on it, but I find this thing very funny. First, it really goes with the colored surface it's on. Several reviews I read said it didn't work, but my experience was the opposite. I'm not sure, but I'm wondering if other users understand that the toy needs to be pushed to the surface - the optical sensor on the bottom of the toy is actually a *button*, not just a sensor. You need to press down and feel a slight…