LED Light Up Bobo Balloons with Sticks,6 Packs Flashing Handles,20 Inches Bubble Bobo Balloons,70 cm Sticks,Christmas Birthday Party Decoration

The media could not be loaded. These were a show stopper! Everyone love them! Tons of compliments. But baaaby be prepared to do some work to get these right!! Whew!! First, Make sure you stretch the mess out of the ballon before inflating - the more you stretch the bigger they get. Then pump like hell. Then figure out The tubes the wiring and most importantly getting these balloons to stand up straight on the stands/plastic sticks. I definitely had some moments where I wished I had help or someone could’ve done this for me but sometimes you just gotta do what you Gotta do. Definitely don’t try this on the day of the party. It’s too much work. I’ve spent several days working on these. Only to realize that some of the air had let out on the ones that I had blown up days prior. So there is somewhat of an art to this. First time is probably the hardest. I do like the fact that you can reuse these. But the way my life is built they didn’t make it home from the party in reusable condition. One little tidbit that I discovered is that these will not stand upright with a tablecloth. I guess the tablecloth creates instability with the stick but that was a nightmare that I had to figured out. But thank God my daddy is a engineer. I pulled this off for a WIN! Love me some Pinterest + Amazon!

I started by inflating one balloon with the provided pump and was easily able to get it up to 18”, and then tie it closed. However, after feeding the strand of lights through the tube I tried to wrap the balloon with the lights as directed. The lights just slid right off, and the balloon kept falling off of the plastic base. There was a roll of glue dots included but the directions didn’t reference them. After looking at a few reviews I tried sticking them to the balloon then attaching the wire. It didn’t hold and the wire still just fell off. Finally frustrated, I set everything aside to try again in the morning. When I went to try agin the next morning I found that the balloon had lost most of the air and was down to about 6”. Aarrgghhhh! I have not tried setting up the remaining 5 balloons- I just don’t have the patience. What a waste. B

I wasn't expecting these to work but wanted to give it a try. I've bought them for my kids when street vendors are selling them for $10 a pop, so I figured at this price even if they are small it's a win. Well surprise! They came put just like the ones that are sold by vendors at night-time events. My kids love them. I'm so happy I bought them. If your on the fence take the chance. Just make sure you stretch them out before inflating

The lights can only wrap around three times which makes them a little easier to slip off. The balloons are also easy to pop - I had one of them do so from falling over with the lights attached. Speaking of the lights - the wire broke off from the battery pack on two of them and the wire is so thin and fragile it wasn't possible to just reconnect after opening the battery pack. It might be a better buy to get the lights from the dollar store at that point. Target also sells them during the holidays and were much sturdier - just will need to buy some clear balloons.

I bought these for a friend's birthday. There is assembly required and batteries are needed. I wasn't able to get all of the balloons the same size but with practice I did get better. I used the hand pump. The balloons did shrink in size when they sat in the sun. Would recommend blowing them up as close to the event as possible. I used clear tape to keep the pieces handle together, battery pack closed and the light up string in place. We let the kids play with them some of the balloons met their demise on sharp sticks and rocks but they are made of a thicker material. They were fun while they lasted. People liked the uniqueness of this novelty. Visually it was fun for our event.

I did a test run and it is really nice. Balloon stayed inflated all day. Follow instructions and came really good. Pretty sturdy. Kids played with it and still fine.

LEDS are cool and the controller provides three different light patterns. LEDS are bright and are the style of "fairy lights". I envisioned something a little different than what came in the mail. I envisioned the lights going into the balloon but they are actually wrapped around the outside. Out of 6 sets built only one lasted longer than 24hrs. The other 5 started to deflate immediately. After the first one started to deplete I tied tighter knots, and insured the lights were not putting holes in the balloon. The balloons still deflated at the same rate. Never fully deflated , just lost pressure to the point that the balloon depleted below 50% of its originally inflated size. This allowed the lights to simply fall away and flop to the sides. I used ambient air on a high humidity day which may explain the deflating. I may have had a different experience if I'd use helium. Also, if you have helium I'd highly recommend. For the time we did have one last over night it did look cool and if it was floating 100' in the air it be even better.

Took three of us to out these up. One very healthy and strong person to blow them up. One to wrap the lights around the balloon and one to tape (lights wouldn’t stay on without tape). Had set these up on Wednesday night for Friday afternoon party and half had deflated. Spent an evening before setting them up just feeding the lights through the sticks. Two had burned at the electric connection with the batteries (which were not included). Do not stand easily on there own. I bought 6 sets and gave 2 away because of the time and aggravation it took to set blow them up and try to get the lights to stay on and then trying to get them to stand up independently on the tables just to have them deflate. Biggest disappointment of any product