100pcs/lot 100 X Warm White Round Led Ball Lamp Balloon Light Long Standby Time for Paper Lantern Balloon Light Party Wedding Decoration

These are SO much better than glow sticks for egg hunt!!!! Highly recommend!!! Bought 4 orders of these for our glow in the dark egg hunt for church. These small little lights were bright and made those eggs so pretty in the dark. Ill attach photos to show, you will see in the pics we had a bright street light behind us and also in one picture it wasnt even fully dark and these eggs glowed BRIGHT! So pretty!. They lasted for a long time bright!!! We ended up sticking the little tabs back in them so we can use them for our VBS theme as little fire flies...maybe or something else bc they will last a long time. I took 2 out a few weeks prior as a trail run, and they stayed lit for nearly 2weeks!!!!! Yes they got very dim after several days but worked for 2 weeks!!! I ended up sitting them in water to short them out. I will be purchasing these again for next year!!!!!

I have used about 10 of the 100 thus far and each has stayed lit for at least 48 hours or even beyond 72 hours. Brightness hasn’t even dimmed at all until well after 24 hours. Considering the low cost and 100 count pack, I feel the product performs well beyond expectations. Fantastic!

I ordered these lights to use in a wedding. I decided to test them before the ceremony. These lights were still going after 72 hours.

I used these along with 100 blue LED balls from the same company 3 weeks ago for a photoshoot. The ad says they last for 48hrs, but after 3 weeks 1/3 of them are STILL working!!! Next time I'll plan for multiple shoots with these, now that I know they last so long. Will be ordering more of these again soon from this brand.

A pack of 100 for $6 can't be beat. All of the lights worked and the lights actually stayed working a week after the party. I gave 4 stars only because when you put it in a colored balloon sometimes I couldn't tell if there was a light inside the balloon. We put about 3 lights in the balloon and I could see the light but not as bright as I thought it would be. But I also put some lights in a clear mason jar and they were amazingly bright. These are also great to put in jars or buffet table lights just scattered on the table. The lights are one time use. No on off button, but for the price and the fact that they all worked was a steal.

I used these for a new years eve party with around 200 teenagers and they were a huge hit! I bought green, blue, and red and put them in white opaque balloons filled with helium. When we turned the lights off I couldn't believe how amazing everything looked. They are very bright and last for a really long time. At this party they only lasted about 7 hours because when it was over all balloons were popped and glowing balls were quickly gathered up or stepped on by all the kids. I had so many people coming up to me asking where I got these so they can go get their own for parties. I would definitely recommend them! My only complaint is that out of the 300 balls I bought, not all of them worked. In each of the 3 bags there were around 3-5 that didn't work at all. But to me this is such a small number that their still worth the price. Also they are not super durable. They worked great in the balloons with no problem being shook around but once kids started playing with them they came apart pretty easy.

**Photos: Keep in mind, ALL of the light is from the lights in the balloons. ALSO, not all of the balloons have lights in them. It's fairly apparent which ones do and don't.** Some people have reported lights not working, or fading quickly, etc. And it's true, chiz does happen. But my experience has been wonderful! Of the 100 pieces, only about three had issues. One of them didn't work, and the other two had bad connections, but with finangling I did get them to work. They were all still quite bright after 24 hours. Some a bit more, some a bit less, but only a handful, maybe five or six, were dim enough to not be worth keeping. I pulled them all out of the balloons and put the little separators back in and tossed them in the freezer, so we'll see what kind of shelf life they might have in the future. I'll update if/when I use them again. On a side note, I kept one of the dimmest, but still working lights on. I used them on the 14th, it's the 27th, and the light is still a-goin. Granted, not bright at all. Hardly more than a pinprick, but that it's still on is something. (this guy ended up lasting for about 6 weeks! Albeit getting dimmer, but still!) The only con? Maybe a quarter or so of them didn't have completely smooth shells. So if I got the balloon too big, it did have a higher pop risk. I figured it out pretty quick. Got hold of my handy-dandy finger nail clippers, and just ran my fingers over the outside and snipped off any prickly bits. It wasn't much work. Still totally worth the effort.

My wife got these for a backyard party for our son. The lights are round and drop into balloons (not included in the package). Each one is as bright as a mini-flashlight, so they'll put out quite a bit of light. Drop one or more in a balloon and blow it up. Tie it off, and you're done. Easy. However, the light is exactly one half of each spherical light. The battery is in the bottom, so the light shines up into the balloon. Add one to a balloon and you have a small lantern. In my opinion, thicker, more translucent balloons work better then transparent balloons, if you want bright objects as markers. The transparent balloons work better for light, but they're not very bright. They're great as decoration, not so great as the sole source of light. One funny thing to be aware of: since the lights are round, bumping the balloons (or a slight breeze) makes the light roll around inside. This is fun at first, but it can make for a flickery, distracting annoyance, after a bit. Also, the batteries last quite a while, so save the tabs, and you can re-insert them and use the lights again (probably quite a few times).