Magnetic Ball Light to Illuminate your Creativity
A fluorescent magnetic ball cube
The neocube luminous beads are made to last a long time. The polished round beads form a set that’s easy to place on your table and keep in the palm of your hand. The 216 balls in this neocube stand out for their extra magnetic components with fluorescent properties. They glow with a soft green light in dark environments.
Creativity for stress management
The tensile strength of the Neocube’s balls gives you the opportunity to create basic geometric shapes and model them as existing or imaginary objects. Chains, rings, stars and towers are just some of the possibilities you can explore. The Neocube glowing balls will help you manage your stress better.
Characteristics of the Magnetic Ball Light
- Material : Metal
- Number of balls: 216
- Size of balls: 5 mmm
- Style: Neocube game / Magnetic balls
- Scientific gift idea
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Alice Fuller –
Bought this for my son and he couldn’t stop smiling! It’s so engaging, and I love seeing him so focused and creative with the Magnetic Ball Light. Great for keeping him entertained.
Margaret Brown –
Grandson just loved it. His face lit up when he started playing with it. Brilliant bit of kit!
Sarah Bennett –
lovely product and does what it says on the tin. Only thing, it could do with being a bit more colourful for my liking.
Dave Wilson –
I’ve got a few bits like this already, and this one’s pretty good. Really helps me unwind after work, though I do wish it had a bit more weight to it.
Emily Carter –
I was utterly fascinated by how the mechanism works. it’s a brilliant tool for stress relief and gets my creative juices flowing. couldn’t be happier with this little gadget!
Jack Patel –
It’s alright, but I expected it to be a bit larger. Works fine, but not quite what I imagined when I read ‘ball light’.
Emma Clarke –
Good fun to play with and quite relaxing. Would be perfect if the packaging was a bit more exciting. Still, a nice little treat for anyone needing a stress buster.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie, who’s nine and can’t sit still for five minutes. He’s been building little towers and shapes with it all weekend and even took it to the table at tea time, which never happens. His mum says it’s the quietest he’s been in ages. Chuffed to bits with it.
Daniel Pritchard –
Brilliant desk toy. The little magnetic balls click together and you can twist them into loads of shapes, which is oddly calming mid-spreadsheet.