Infinity Dodecahedron Gaming Light, Cool RGBW Led Desk Table Lamp Light for Bedroom Gaming Room Decor, Unique Colorful Mood Changing Ambient Night Lighting lamp Adult Men Birthday Gift

Looks amazing! There's so many different colors and patterns to suit different moods. Fun to stare at.

The media could not be loaded. So, if you have OCD about build quality you might have a few issues with this, but frankly I think it makes up for it in many other ways.Love the RF remote, although I don't understand how to lock a patten while in auto mode, it's easy enough to cycle back to one you like and it sticks that way.Very bright LED strips. They do not cover every single "frame line" and the wires going in are a touch ugly, but you can orient it in a way where the imperfections don't stand out as bad.The seams between the hexagons are kinda gappy, and it's all plastic, not glass so there's some mild lens warping that's barely noticible... if anything it kinda adds something to the cool kolidascope effect.The lights are so bright it stands out very nicely in a fully lit room, even on the lowest setting (the lower settings actually look cool in a dark room, like it doesn't light its guts up so much you just see the lights bouncing around.I'm being super nitpicky here in this review, but that's pretty much all the minor issues I have for my fellow OCDers out there. I still say five stars and well worth the money! I can't stop staring at it! Very relaxing.

The media could not be loaded. This is my third purchase of one of these for a reason. I bought one for myself because I've always been obsessed with Infinity mirrors ever since my first music festival and getting stuck in a hippie trap with one (lol if you know you know 🤣)Anyways, I bought this for myself probably two or three Christmases ago I don't really remember, but it was such a hit that I purchased another one as a gift for a friend and then this third one I just purchased as yet another gift for a different friend who literally has brought friends over to my house just to see my Infinity mirror. So I know she absolutely loved it for Christmas and she's supposed to multiple videos on her Facebook reels showcasing this. It's definitely a really great quality and mine is still going strong after pretty much daily use for the last 3 years or so. I do have it on a timer so it turns off for maybe 10 to 11 hours a day while we sleep, but otherwise I keep it on the rainbow setting. All of the settings are really beautiful and I love the preset cycle that it goes through as well, but rainbows are definitely my favorite!

Looks cool, but will likely not survive a drop or fall from a table. Cheap and flimsy.

This is so beautiful. The colors are vibrant, the patterns are mesmerizing. The remote is a nice addition to change settings, and to turn off and on. I wanted something with that Christmas light effect to have all year. Have not tried the app or the rhythm settings. So much better than the Illumicube that Hammacher Schlemmer used to sell, and less expensive.

I've had mine plugged in and running for a year now, still running well. It's not bright enough to light a room, but it's excellent mood lighting for my computer room.

The led light strip immediately went out, the connection with the power cable isn't stable, and stopped working within 24 hours of use. Looked cool for the two seconds it worked I guess but it's really too expensive for this.I was offered a replacement or refund, I decided to try the replacement which has worked without any issues for several days now. I would say the product is 4 stars for consistency issues, but I would give the company 5 stars for being willing to reach out to try to fix the problem.

You get what you pay for.This is basically a 3D printed series of pieces, loosely held together with weak glue, with the absolute thinnest 2-way mirror pieces put on top, with a single strip of LEDs zig-zagging its way around the inside.Yes, straight out of the box it is pretty. That said, I recommend you place it somewhere it absolutely cannot roll away and fall off of a 12” drop onto a hard floor. 2 mirror panels dropped off from that impact. Ok, fine, added some E3000 adhesive to put them back. But then… the LED strip on the inside unbonded and came loose. Ok, I popped another mirror off with just my fingernail, relocated the strip, added more adhesive, and glued that panel back down. But then, shortly thereafter (and we are at the 2 week point of ownership), the entire LED strip just completely stopped working.Most LED strips have roughly a 5-7 year lifespan when run at low-medium intensity. From the time I turned it on to the time it perma-died, I only ever had it at 10% power. I mean, I make infinity mirror art myself. Check out JDsLightLab on IG for context. I don’t know what terrible quality control went into this tiny waste of cash, but bleh. Now I have a dead paperweight.But hey, at least it was a cheap paperweight.