EmazingLights Elite Flow Levitation Wand 26" - Indoor Short String Light Up LED Leviwand for Raves and Music Festivals

👌 balanced perfectly. For dummies. This is the one I was able to do it.

This is my favorite item in the world !! The string is kinda fragile though . So do not be rough with it ! I’ve broke my string twice and my actua wand 3 times . This is my 5th order , but I’m also pretty rough with it and bring it everywhere with me and I perform a lot as well , so it definitely gets its uses ! Worth every penny! Instructions on how to set up the light patterns are not easy to follow , had to read it a few times before I understood. Needs better descriptions. But other than that , this is perfect and I’m obsessed!!! So fun and kids are mezmorised by it when I use it . DO NOT USE ON CONCRETE ! If you drop it , it WILL break amd shatter ! The finger griped thing is a also pretty big so I have to wrap it around my fingers to use it correctly.

It's so beautiful and well made. I'm very happy with it. I'd give it a 5 if it didn't feel so fragile like glass.

If you are looking for a new and challenging, yet fun, hobby .. this is it!! I was amazed by the quality, workmanship and aesthetics of this levitation wand! Especially for the price of around $30. The wand includes an array of bright and beautiful colorful LED lights that either flash, blink, strobe, orflow in several patterns ( I believe there are 16 patterns). The swirl aesthetic that twirls in the center of the wand make the colors and patterns even more thrilling. I found the weight to be perfectly distributed along with a comfortable and adjustable finger loop. The short string is perfect for beginners and other lengths can be purchased online. It does take practice to learn how to control the wand, but it was quite easy to grasp. You can watch You Tube tutorials to further your skill. The darker your environment, the better this wand looks. This is by far the best wand at this price ... so do not look elsewhere! You will be the center of attention wherever you go!

Bought this because I've been wanting to explore with Leviwand(hooper/contact staff performer). I've had it for 24 hours now, took it to a show last night and noticed one side of the wand is VERY dim after only 5 mins of use(if even that!). Only used it lightly and didn't hit anything with it nor drop it. I know this company went under some years ago but dang, you'd think if they're on here they would at least up the quality. IMO not worth the money if you want lights. I've never bought from Emazing, now I know why, and I never will again. $44 is a joke for this product!

This was my first flow wand, and it's hard to say exactly what I think about it. (I've gotten another non-lighted one since, to have some feel as to whether problems are inherent in the operator or in the wand. It was some of both.)Positives first -- it is a great looking product, the lights are super-bright and easy to cycle through the various patterns and colors. The string is a bit heavier than some other wands, which is good as the wand is a bit heavier than some. I read where some folks do not like the finger loop -- I do, but you have to either larks-head it onto one finger or figure-eight it onto two, I guess. Just sticking a finger through the open loop is not going to work for long. (If you hate the loop, that's a remarkably easy thing to swap out.)On the downside, and this is critical, because of it's weight it has a lot of inertia moving about, and this makes any slight imbalance turn into the wand destabilizing pretty quickly. I don't think it is an issue with a flaw in the balance of the wand -- I suspect it is just the unavoidable physics: to keep the "down" end pointed down you need it to be a bit heavier, but when moving from side to side that means the down end carries more momentum, and wants to go just a bit further before starting to come back. This would be true of any wand, but it seems easier to compensate with a lighter wand. (I note the company has gone through a design change on this product, making it sturdier and presumably a bit heavier. I believe I have the post-redesign version. All of this makes the wand less likely to break if dropped or stepped on or something, but I am guessing makes the balance problem worse.) I have tried shifting the balance point or compensating with a little balancing weight at ine end or the other -- I think the way they have it balanced is pretty close to ideal for the weight.I have seen video of people using this wand very successfully -- they may have the earlier, less heavy version, or it may just be that it takes a bit more skill and/or experience to use this one. With that in mind, I'd recommend a beginner maybe try a lighter non-lighted wand (batteries are unavoidably heavy) and learn some skills, then consider trying this product. If you can make it work, it is a great looking prop.One last note -- I've had some correspondence with the company regarding this and other products they make. Nothing was broken or anything, I just had a question about how this works, or how that is suppressed to be used, etc. I have found their customer support to be remarkably good.

Other levitating wands seem to have a MUCH steeper learning curve than this one. The way they have balanced the wand makes it easy to execute most of the tricks in the demo video (not all, but most; enough to make it look like someone is more experienced with this device than they actually are). I am a bit of a snob when it comes to things like this because I am a loyal Flowtoys consumer, but this wand rivals the one they offer, especially for people who want something easy to learn with. The color options are so extensive that I struggle with them (I'm old and anything beyond RBG is like quantum physics to me), but the ends of the wand blend whatever color choices you make (deliberately or accidentally) so well that it is mesmerizing no matter how skilled you are at programming it.This item was delivered on time and carefully packaged. I will definitely buy more of these!