The Wand CompanyMini Poké Ball Authentic Replica - Realistic, Electronic, Die-Cast Poké Ball with Display Stand Light Features – Officially Licensed by Pokémon

Cool little item to have for any fan. I’d say the lights resemble the show.

The mini balls are so cute and nice. I love the docks they sit on and how they light up. The only thing I wish is that the docks had a color cycle. I hope you guys come out with more pokeballs soon.

The media could not be loaded. Perfect for any Pokémon fan! I purchased the regular size Pokéball for my house and was so impressed I purchased this mini for my desk

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This is more or less a shrunk down version of the Wand Company's original pokeball line. While they may not be accurate in size, they take up less room and become fun little desk toys as a result. The new stands are also more appropriate, allowing better display and ability to turn on or off the 'light show' that happens when you interact with the base.But they aren't 'toys.' - They're also quite hefty and could hurt someone if thrown. Since kids can't be trusted, this is not a toy. Their finish also wouldn't take the typical abuse (and dropping) of a kid, so keep that in mind. They're nicely painted diecast metal models, for adults or older kids.Otherwise though, they're quality replicas with heart and care taken in their creation.

My nephew has most of the full size versions so I thought he'd like this one. I didn't expect how much I like it, I nearly snatched it out of his hand when he took it out of the box. It's PERFECT, from the surprisingly heavy weight to the perfect glossy finish to the Bulbasaur ring that fits in the stand. I can't wait for the rest of the series.

I’m not a big Pokemon fan or anything, but I do have a lot of nostalgia for the OG Pokeballs. I have the Hisuan version, the OG Wand replica, and even the Let’s Go Switch ball. When I saw a replica of the Pokeball in its shrunken state, I wanted to add it to the collection.I personally don’t mind paying $100 for the OG replica. I do think that’s worth it for the quality. And the Hisuan version was $70 although it doesn’t light up or anything. But $60 for this smaller one doesn’t feel justified, in my humble opinion. It’s a lot smaller than even the Switch pokeball remote. The product itself is cool. It has weight, has a metal feel to it, and lights up. It does make a little noise when shaken, which I think is the battery compartment. But the OG ball feels so sturdy and doesn’t make any noise.So again…$60 is hard to justify considering the OG replica is so much bigger for $40 more.I don’t regret purchasing it. Personally, I enjoy using it as a little fidget toy, which is how I use the other Pokeballs. And this one is a bit more portable, allowing me to carry it around easier. But I do think it’s something for the collectors and diehard fans. I’ve only bought one other replica ball (Premier Ball) and I wouldn’t mind dropping $100 on other variants. But I probably wouldn’t buy any other mini variant unless it lowers in price.

Okay, so, huge pokemon fan, I have all the large suze pokeballs. This, however, is legit amazing. I would judge the size as a 1:1 of the miniaturized pokeball. The size in which pokemon trainers store their balls at their waist (or whereever they house them). It feels really solid just like the larger ones. The little stand glows!!!!! It's so cool! It is very worth getting, very very very worth it.