HAJIMARIFlying Ball G2 - Boomerang Ball Returns | Floating Toy for Kids & Adults | Drop-Resistant Levitation Ball | Soaring Orb Toy Hovers & Climbs | Up to 12 Min Runtime

Fun and very unique item. Takes time to learn how to control it, but very fun to play with. Love the colored lights. Just be mindful of breakable objects and recommended appropriate age for use.

The HAJIMARI Flying Ball G2 is an absolute blast for both kids and adults! This boomerang ball comes back to you with impressive precision and hovers and climbs effortlessly. It's drop-resistant, making it durable for endless play, and its vibrant lights add a fun, futuristic touch. With up to 12 minutes of runtime, it provides plenty of entertainment before needing a recharge. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a fun and engaging toy that’s sure to impress!

Terrible company, I tried to cancel my order immediately after ordering because of the ridiculous shipping fees plus the high cost of the product. They waited 3 days to reply and told me it was already shipped. They did that on purpose to not cancel the order. The product is cheap and doesnt do much at all

This ball is definitely entertaining. You turn it on by pushing a button, then shaking it to turn on the fan. The lights look pretty cool. However, I wasn't able to get it to levitate in my hand. It just flies out of control, out of my hand, across the room and onto the floor. I'm also unable to get it to do any tricks. Unsure if it's user error or if it's the ball. The ball itself is definitely getting thrown around a lot and it still works just fine. The battery seems to hold a charge pretty well and it doesnt take long to charge. I'm hoping once the weather gets better, I can take it outside and really try getting it to work the way it was supposed to. I don't think it's worth the $65 price tag. It seems a bit much for what you're getting. Overall, it was still a hit for Christmas and my son loves it, but I think it's too expensive and difficult to control.

We have tested a LOT of these types of boomerang balls and they are all about the same. Most charge fast and each charge gives 10 minutes of play time. The kids have a lot of fun with them for about 10 minutes. It is easy to charge with the micro A-USB, once charged you just push the black button on one end, make sure the UP sign is facing up, and be prepared as it gears up, tap it on the palm of your hand, and want to zip away. If you want it to spin like a top put the round plastic head on the top, turn it upside down, and place it on a hard surface. It will spin like a gyro top. It has LED RGB lights that are really cool at night but be careful as this needs to be flown in the house away from fires and water and if outside make sure it is a wide open space so this doesn't end up high in a tree. When it hits something it stops and falls to earth. It takes a licking and keeps on ticking. This HAJIMARI Flying Ball G2 is a little bigger than those we have tested and claims to have a stronger cage although the cage seems to be just as delicate as the smaller ones we have tested and none of them have ever returned with a broken cage. The cages are plastic but flexible. This HAJIMARI does fly for a couple of minutes longer than the smaller ones on the market but it is not worth $52. The smaller ones range from $15 to $32. I do recommend this HAJIMARI if you can afford it.

I've had more fun with this little gizmo than any in recent memory. First of all, it's not that easy -- it takes a little practice to get it to go where you want it to. The key is in pointing the axis in the direction you wish it to travel. But it's colorful and turns itself off when it bounces off in the wrong direction. There's an variety of maneuvers you can do by yourself, it's even more fun with another person or a small group. It will hover or do a slow climb and back down, etc. Just make sure you start with the axis perfectly vertical and experiment with tilting it ever so slightly. I know there's a way to get it to boomerang...still working on that one. Bottom line, this is a fun little distraction when you need a break from the routine. I ordered several of these as gifts this Christmas.

When I first received the shipping box from Amazon, it was so light that I wondered if there was anything inside. Indeed there was. This colorful toy is very light (in order to fly, of course) and feels very fragile (but I haven't broken it yet). It takes about 20 minutes to charge and it gets about half that in running time. The mini USB plug was difficult to insert at first and I worried about ruining the delicate mechanism.Once you press the tiny start button, the propellor begins to whirl. It doesn't have enough power to stay in flight very long and it drops quickly to the ground, not like a rock, but not like a feather either. It is fun to play catch with it and kids will love it, but the boomerang action is tough to master and I haven't.When the call hits the ground or a hard object, it turns off. It has some resilience, some it can withstand falls and crashing into other objects. Still, it won't last very long unless handled somewhat carefully, so it is definitely out for young kids and may not last much longer in the hands of a teenage boy who likes to see things crash.I've seen plenty of these toys advertised for $15 each, so the $50 price tag on this version doesn't appear justified from what I can tell. Still, it's a fun toy and your family is bound to enjoy it.

It's really fun. When we first started playing with it it was bouncing off everything . We've got the hovering and boomerang and we play catch in the house because we are the parents and we said we could