Your Setup's New Main Character
Put it next to your RGB lights, your monitor, or the bottles on your home bar, and watch what happens. Everyone who walks past stops, stares, and asks the same thing: "Wait… how is that floating?"
Not Your Average Desk Lamp
A regular lamp lights a room. This one gives people something to look at.
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Floats and spins in mid-air |
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Moving light and shadow effect |
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Doubles as a display piece |
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Starts conversations |
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A gift that feels one of a kind |
The Gift That Won't End Up in a Drawer
For the gamer who's always upgrading their setup, the friend with the home bar, the boss with the corner office, or the dad who has everything. It plugs right in, takes a minute to set up, and stays on display long after the wrapping paper's gone.
Questions? We've Got Answers
Is it hard to get it floating?
It takes about a minute the first time. Plug in the base, hold the bill a few centimeters above the center, and move it slowly until you feel it catch. Then let go gently and give it a light spin.
Does it need batteries or charging?
No. The base plugs into the wall, so there are no batteries to replace or charge.
What happens if the power goes out?
The bill settles onto the base. Once the power is back, float it again the same way.
Where should I put it?
On a flat, stable surface, away from phones, metal objects and other magnets, which can pull the bill off balance.
Is that real money?
No. It's a stylized dollar-bill design, not real currency.
Can I use it as a night light?
Yes. Switch to the warm white setting for a soft, low glow at night.