PMISmokeNINJA Portable Fog Machine, Handheld Wireless Smoke Machine with Remote Control for Photography, Outdoor Events, Parties, Stage Effects, Halloween or Weddings(Full Kit)

My dream has always been to have a fog machine outside in a remote area. But obviously they take a lot of electricity so it’s really difficult or expensive to be able to do it.I ABSOLUTELY love this thing. You won’t fill a room, but I highly recommend. The dry ice setting is amazing and so so cool to watch it crawl across things. It does leave a little residue when using the dry ice feature and blanketing things with it. But it wipes up pretty easily. VERY highly recommend.

After taking my first photo I fell in love with the Snoke Ninja! I have been doing research and reading all reviews for the until. I finally made the investment and I have been very pleased. It provides sufficient smoke, dry, ice, steam, fog. For any product of Photography it does not overheat the liquid last very long I have only used. I would say a dropper too to create 15 to 20 images to make a selection very easy to set up at to put away compact very clean liquid the residue circled around a glass bottle and it came right off on our formica table. It does not smell and very easy to wipe off even if it was to touch your hands my fire alarms have not gone off yet and I have utilized it quite a bit inside a small, and confined space. Overall, if you want your product Photography to improve dramatically the PMI smoke ninja is the way to go.

Easy to use and it feels like a high quality tool. Lots of cool smoke options. There is definitely a learning curve with it, since depending on the photo you may want different smoke effects. For general haze it seems a little goes a long way. Happy to have it as part of my photo kit!

Se ve bien contruido aunque aun no lo he probado

The Smoke Ninja worked ok the first couple tries I used it, producing excellent smoke and a really impressive dry ice function. However, after using it twice, it no longer turns on. The device indicates an error when it's plugged in, even though I've confirmed the battery is good via other chargers. When not plugged in, two indicator lights remain on, but that's all that happens. After attempting to contact the company via chat and email, I have yet to receive a response after two weeks. The two year warranty is about as useful as the piece of paper it's written on it appears.

After seeing a lot of Chinese versions and other simplified or knock off versions, I decided to go with the leader and I have no regrets. It’s a fine piece of hardware and very well thought out.

Just an amazing little machine. It is basically a vape device that produces specific smoke effects, fog, steam, and dry ice. Each of these works to perfection. The steam function actually looks like a steam kettle releasing steam. The fog works as well as any of the other fog generators I use, but in a small specific area. I just love the dry ice function and nozzle. I could play with this for various photos for hours and is what I used in these photos. This will lay a cloud of smoke on anything that slowly crawls away just like a dry ice fog.I am not a professional photographer, but I might have gone in that direction had something like this been available when I bought my first SLR Pentax before a DSLR was available.The seller offers a series of videos on YouTube and includes a QR code in the instructions to take you there without searching. These are very helpful for unpackaging, set-up and use instructions and I highly encourage you check them out.There are similar units to this at a lower price point, but I think this one really does a stellar job of reproducing three effects in one machine very well. A definite recommend!

So I bought my Smoke Ninja 2 months ago and have used it about 2-3 times per week during photo shoots that each lasted about 4 hours. Obviously I wasn’t blasting the smoke that entire time, so to give a bit better context I’d say I used about 1 full tank/chamber’s worth of fog juice each session. I bought several additional bottles of juice as well as a 4-pack of additional rechargeable batteries to swap out. So in 2 months I’ve gone thru a little less than 2 full bottles of fog juice which is actually pleasantly surprising…but in the same time, the original battery AND all 4 additional batteries have either ceased to hold charge, or else the unit itself is giving out. Because I’ll insert a battery fresh from the charger and power up the smoke ninja, and the little indicator light near the bottom never shows green anymore, it’s either yellow or red. And then I’ll press the trigger button & it’ll only fire for like 8-12 seconds before giving the red flashing lights and promptly turning itself off. Also every time I use it there’s a distinct smell that wasn’t there in the beginning. It’s not necessarily a bad smell or acrid…it’s just sort of that old vape smell. Compared to there being NO discernible smell in the first few weeks of use. So I’m a bit bummed about the possibility of the unit dying because it wasn’t cheap and I hardly would describe the amount of use I put it through as being “over-use”. That being said, I have to say I’m very pleased with the level of it’s performance when it WAS working properly. The density of the smoke is perfect and lingers in the air realistically. In the Dry Ice mode, the smoke truly does fall to the ground and roll around in a cloud down there which was fantastic for a few of my shoots, the unit itself never becomes hot to the touch, so I never felt at risk of burning myself or others. Also the included remote & the fact that you don’t have to manually pair it to the unit has been glorious. I love the hardshell carrying case that holds it & all the attachments safely in 1 place. So to summarize, it would be 5 stars if it weren’t for the fact that I have no way of knowing whether the unit itself is giving out, or whether the batteries are all defective, or maybe whether the chamber/heating coil just needs to be replaced.