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This product is amazing i definitely recommend if incase u like paranormal

Would have been great, but power supply cord burnt up,

Right out of the box, this mini Tesla coil was easy to assemble and get up and running. The included instructions are little help, but if you can follow pictures, you're good to go!The first time I turned it on, I was hesitant, but knowing electrically how these work inspired confidence that it was completely safe. It emits quite the signal, which is much more fun to enjoy in the dark. My 4-yo son enjoyed himself for about 20 minutes the first time we turned it on. The included miniature lights are fun to use and watch light up the nearer you get to the coil.The two knobs on the front are pretty self-explanatory, so the learning curve will be quite small. The switch on the front allows the user to switch between operation modes. It has a standard mode where the coil will emit the electrical signal, and the second mode is bluetooth mode. Yes, this thing plays music through electricity, and it's quite horrible. Cool, but horrible. I think I'll be using the standard mode over the bluetooth mode anytime I fire it up.In the end, it's hard to pass this up, especially if you're looking for a cool party trick or fun experiment to do with the kiddos. It's safe, fun, and so far has proven to be very reliable.

My husband is a complete science geek so I knew this would be a fun gift for him but it turned out to be fun for both of us. It's neat to see all of the circuitry inside the clear box and play with the arcing electricity. The included wire and lights, as well as being able to sync it to music make this item that much more fun. The loud snapping noise concerned me at first and if you have sensitive hearing, just be aware that it can be very loud. Overall, though, a great gift for adults or kids, but particularly kids who have an interest in science, engineering, or anything that's just plain neat!

I got this for my 11-year-old son as I thought it might be an interesting project to do together since he's interested in science. Out of the box, it's pretty much put together, which wasn't very exciting as I thought it would be a nice building project to work on. It's wrapped up in a pretty solid acrylic casing, and the only thing that had to be assembled was adding the Tesla coil needle and plugging it in. After plugging it in, the Tesla coil was pretty noisy. There's a steady loud clicking depending on the frequency you set it to, where it will click faster or slower. You only see the electric sparks floating around the needle, with the loud clicking. What's pretty cool is when you place the mini led light next to it, it starts to illuminate, which I wasn't expecting. The Bluetooth music is rather limited, as 99% of the songs I played through my phone were unrecognizable. The only songs that seem to work well are 8-bit video game tracks. Also, there is a weird smell the comes from the coil when it's powered on for awhile.Outside the 15-20 minutes of initial fun, my son hasn't played with it since. I think it would be awesome if some educational materials were attached to it, such as the background of the Tesla coil, along with additional experiments to try out with it. Without educational materials, I feel it's very limiting outside the box. I've also tried to research some other experiments with it but to no avail.