RioRand Plasma Ball,Touch Sensitive Plasma Lamp Light with USB OR Battery Powered Plasma Globe for Kids,Parties,Home,Decoration 3-Inches

Nice display, works well, lots of fun and loved by my nine year old daughter.

For the price its actually a fun lamp for younger kids. I'll probably end up giving this to my coworkers 4 year old son. The bulb is glass, but it's really thin so you need to exercise caution when playing with it. To be honest, I kind of expected there to be more plasma tendrils coming out of the center receptacle, but I guess that's to be expected of a unit that can run off 3 AAA batteries. The unit is not too bright and I would feel comfortable running this as a night light. It even has a built in power switch! A very thoughtful addition. Overall, I am extremely happy with this light and would gladly recommend this toy as a gift for young children.

It was definitely liked, but I didn't see it so cannot review it

Me agrado la lampara, funciona bien y crea un ambiente agradable, las vi cotizadas al triple en una tienda y esta me pareció de mejor precio. El envío fue rápido y el personal se porto cortésmente. fue una buena compra

Very nice product, totally worth the money...like some Sci-fi gadget...

This review is for the USB Powered Plasma Ball by "generic", "style 1". No "DC 5V 500mA Adapter" included. Judging by pictures, it looks exactly the same to me as other listings on Amazon with similar prices (about $10 or less). One listing in particular looks exactly the same but the design on the box is different according to a picture. Most likely the same factory is making them but I certainly don't know for sure. As a kid I always wanted a big plasma globe. This scratches the itch. It isn't big but it's a nice little size The light in some of the customer pictures looks faint, but in a slightly dim room it looks pretty darn good. I estimate there are about 16 thin moving blue tendrils with pink ends (where they touch the globe) at all times. When touching the globe, there are up to three thick tendrils that will follow your fingers. The more fingers that are used, the more the blue tendrils tend to "flash" around and they become thinner. It's also neat to look at the source of the tendrils at the center when not touching the globe. The tendrils extend from the pink colored source and move around it like little tornadoes. Mine works as expected. Like my other PC lighting, I don't use it all the time. It's probably been active for around 6-8 hours. I keep the USB plugged in and use the ON/OFF switch located on the plastic base. My PC case is black so this looks nice, with it's black base, sitting on top. The USB is removable from the main unit and, since the box mentions a DC power adapter, I suppose the right type could be used. I have not tried to do so. (As advertised, this did not come with one included). For under $10 it is easily a nice little buy. Ideally, I'd like a comparable product with a more durable base than plastic but for that I would expect to pay more. For what I paid and received, I rate this at 5 stars.