Lightsfever Red 6pc LED Light up Balloon with sticks, stands and batterys, for tabletop no helium required DIY Kit (red)

look good when lit One time use Thin materials Need to anchor the base for standup

Junk. Hard to blow up. Used an electric pump. One second it was flat, next it popped because I overfilled. The ones I did get air in without popping were almost impossible to tie off. Trying to put the lights inside the balloon was a nightmare . The lights clumped together and just looked like a ball inside, not spread out evenly like in the photos. They didn’t stand up. Much tape was used to hold them in place. Out of the whole pack, I got 3 assembled that look almost decent. And, they don’t like hot weather. They started to shrink within a half hour of being outside. What a disappointing hassle and waste of money.

Added beautiful colors and lights to the party. Only needs to be inside do to the light weight.

The product looks nice but the balloons and stands were so flimsy. I could not get them to work at first but after few tries they stayed in place. Cute idea but not reliable. Two balloons popped on me after inflating them. It was so hard to tie them tight to stay inflated so it really needs a better solution for that. The stands could have been a little heavier for them to stay in place and not easily fall to the ground. The balloon shape would not get so round. But overall worked for a party setup.

We bought these for our 50th anniversary party, and they were perfect. That said, you need to do more than just look at the pictures on the box for instructions. The QR code links a video that gives vital information to have them work. Even then, the base is to be anchored to the table. We had thin tablecloths, so we used poster putty to anchor the balloon bases to a saucer. It was heavy enough to hold it securely. Most balloons held air for at least 12 hours. Only one deflated at 8 hours. We had many compliments on the gorgeous tables. Watch the video and you will enjoy the balloons.

These look cool if you have a pump or be extra careful using an air compressor. They’re annoying to put together and they fall over easy if you don’t use the sticky. We took the apart and boxed them backup to try to reuse again so we will see.

When these arrived, I tried to use an electric pump meant for inflating tires, balls, etc. I couldn't get the balloon to fill past about 6 inches -- the size of the balloon uninflated. The balloons wouldn't stretch and I thought they were mis-advertised and were very small. But before I gave up, I got a cheap, manual balloon pump. It worked like a charm and inflated it much much larger. You wrap the string of LED lights around the outside of the balloon and through the plastic stem. I'm extremely impressed. These are beautiful and make a big impact. Once you figure out how to inflate them, they're pretty easy to assemble. There is a QR code on the box that leads to a video of how to assemble them. It's very helpful if you're having trouble. We are pairing these with light up marquee letters as centerpieces. When these wouldn't inflate with my electric pump, I nearly returned them. I'm very happy that I tried a balloon pump.

If I could give this item less than one star I would. The concept and idea is very nice but what you receive is totally different Not what is pictured at all. Wasted hours trying to get the balloons big enough to look cute. No matter how much pulling stretching is done it didn't work. Wishing I could have back my time for this mess. How are the lights suppose to placed in the balloons and sealed. Instructions very unclear. Will not order again