Ayieyill Halloween Ghost Decor with Blue LED Light, 47” Light up Hanging Ghost Halloween Yard Porch Decorations Outdoor

I loved him My Grandson named him, Jack. It maybe could've used a couple more lights, but it is a great deal for my Halloween decorations. He was a big hit with all!

Just okay. it's pretty in realistic to go manually turn on the lights every night if you are using it as an outdoor decoration.

Okay but the white fabric is so see through that the string of lights and arms can be seen. Not worth the price.

The image shows it hanging outside. This is in no way an out door decoration. It is flimsy and of poor quality. It would be best used for a child's indoor Halloween party. The only reason I have it 3 stars is because my 8 yr old grandson is going to hang it in his room.

This is not worth $13.99. It looks like something from Dollar Tree or Five Below. It's cute with the lights, but it may easily be made with basic materials.

Not impressed. Smaller than I thought, the battery pack lights located in the middle of the ghost are kind of way too hard to use. I have it hanging off a balcony and unless I want to go out every evening, bring it up, find the battery pack to turn on, rehang the ghost and repeat at the end of the night to shut the battery pack off, it useless. The light are way too inconvenient. Should be fitted with solar lights

the ghost I purchased was packed on top of a 12 pack of canned goods. the head was dented and is made of plastic. no matter what I tried, I could not get the lights to light up. I even took it to a completely dark area in the house and it still would not light up. I don't know if that was from shipping damage or whether the product was faulty. the battery case that takes two double a batteries is very cheap in the lights are exceptionally small within the ghost. I would not recommend this product unfortunately.

Disappointed. Head was oddly shaped. Ordered multiple items and several had the head and arms backwards. The arms were reaching forward but the eyes were on the backside of the head, and there was no way to reposition the arms to be the front of the ghost.

You could make a nicer one at home with very little supplies. Fabric is glued in 3 dabs to a head attached to bendable arms (all foam). It matters where on the head as it messes up where the eyes sit, and for mine one arm was glued with a twist in the fabric that somewhat shows the foam pieces. It is going back, I paid $15 regular price $28!! Garbage, the top of the head has a loop to hang it by, but it wasn't cut, it looks like someone ripped the fabric again showing too much styrofoam. I had a horrible time with the newest inflatables. They don't come with a base to anchor down and protect fan motor. Now to set it up you need sand bags or bricks to help hold it down with the tethers. Then set up a system to prevent the fan from getting wet in the grass, blocked by leaves, or blocked by the fabric when it deflates. This is a fire hazard? Why is it sold at all.

Huge waste of money, if you put it outside you won't be able to see it at all. It does not illuminate as shown. The lights are way dimmer and it doesn't even have as much as the picture. It's smaller and doesn't flow like that because there's not even that much material.