Customer Reviews

Psychic Love Ball

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

I ordered this for my 7 yr old grandaughter for Valentines Day. Upon receipt it was not operable. The user is supposed to ask the "Love Ball" a question, and then turn it over to see the answer under a clear glass window. The answer would not appear under window it seemed to be covered with a dark liquid.

This love ball was very un-lovely. The messages would not appear clearly in the window, no matter how I tried turning it over different ways.Maybe it sat too long in the wrong environment before I received it. I put it back in the box and plan to ship it back.

this thing almost never works unless you keep shaking it as the answer is revealed-don't think that's the way it should work- just a cheap version of the old favorite magic 8 ball really badly manufactured.

I bought this for one of my girlfriends who is single and goes to the psychic every 6 months. She thought it was cute and I told her to save the money she keeps giving the psychic and just consult the magic ball :)

THESE TOY WAS ACTUALLY GIVEN TO A DEAR FRIEND AS A COMICAL GIFT. ITS CUTE TO SEE A GROUP OF WOMEN SITTING AROUND HAVING A COCKTAIL SHAKING THIS PHYSIC LOVE BALL ASKING THE MOST RIDICULUS QUESTIONS ! IT'S A HOOT !!! DEFINATLY A CUTE CONVERSATION PIECE :)

This is a Christmas gift and hasn't been received yet, but we have an old one and it is a lot of fun. Came quickly as promised. Satified!

I got this the other day, and it's a bunch of fun. It is just like a magic 8 ball, except the liquid inside is purple.

Occasionally, you have to tilt it a bit to get the words to show clearly, but this was the case with my magic 8 ball too.

For what it is, it's fun.

Thought this would provide fun for my 12-year-old and her crew for Valentine's Day, but the product arrived three days after the holiday (10 days to ship even though it was in stock) and when you shake it and turn it over to see the answer, you can barely see the words. Sounds like something inside is broken, but I'm not going to bother returning it at this point. It was the thought that counted. Cute idea, but execution for me was lackluster.