Merkury Innovations Disco Lights, Auto-Rotating Color-Changing RGB LED

This product was greatly anticipated and very disappointing. It's a ball that has disco silver tiles on it so it's shiny and all it does is change colors inside that ball. It does not reflect anything onto the ceiling or you know any areas of the room very disappointed and I feel like this was a price point that was very high for what this product does. I would never recommend this and I will not buy anything like this again.

We haven't used it yet. But by the looks of the box it's what we weee looking for per our 4 year old request for a disco ball for dance parties lol

The ball emits no light that shines on the walls. It's like a little mirrored ball with a teeny little flashlight inside it. It is not a disco ball! It is a replica of what a disco ball looks like, but it does not emit any colored lights. It was a true disappointment a waste of money do not buy this item.

not.enough.speeds

Very cute light

Bought this for my daughters birthday party, it did not reflect any lights or make a difference. Maybe in a really small room it might work better.

the item does not rotate as described on the instructions

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So cute and fun! I put this on my shelf in my home office just for some fun vibes. It's quiet too which I was not expecting. My only reason for giving 4 stars is 1 of the little mirror pieces fell off when I took it out of the box.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is great for a child's room. During the day it shines in the sun and at night it cycles through the colors and spins. The one negative is that the colors don't project onto the walls and the ceiling, just a small area of color.

Based on the packaging, I impulse-purchased this as a fun addition for my tween's dance party. It's implied on the box that this disco ball lights up (yes), changes color (yes), rotates (yes), and projects disco light around a darkened room (hard no). There is no projection, so unless there is someone in the room rave dancing with a flashlight pointed at the rotating ball, there is absolutely no reason for the mirrored parts to be there. It literally ends up being a lit-from-within multicolored globe on a table. Lame for a party, but would make a pretty neat nightlight.