Led Bobo Balloons

The LED wires was burning out because they were crossed with each other when I try to get it exchanged the seller do not exchange his goods he offers a refund but this does not do good for my business

Very poorly designed. Two busted at the seam during the beginning of the inflation process and 3 were seeping, slowly descending before leaving the store where I got the helium. By the time of the party (6 hrs later), only TWO balloons remained standing! Total waste of time AND money. I didn't even bother with the lights because the tape was difficult to separate from the paper. I gave 1 star only because the lights by themselves worked (not attached to the balloons). I really want my money back!!

I HATED everything about this Product. The opening where u infate them was super stuck together, very hard to separate. When we were finally able to separate it, it was huge and was very hard to inflate. The lights go TAPED ON THE OUTSIDE IF THE BALLOON. Then as the cherry on top, even when full of helium, they would not stay up. we were not even able to use them. Dont waste your time or money.

I found the hack of placing a large balloon inside of it and then inflating it worked amazingly for an easy "first stretch". A couple popped when placing the lights over it - i suspect those were filled a bit too much and popped when the lights were pulled on it too tightly. Overall, it's beautiful and added to my decor nicely. Definitely more impactful in dimmer/darker settings.

These look cool, very labor intensive and require 2 AA batteries each. You need a machine to blow them up! Here’s the problem, if it’s cold out at all or you need to transport them, they shrink like crazy once you have the wires taped on. Soooo frustrating! I reinflated a few but they can become a huge headache and take a lot of time to get right. If the fan warms up and blows warmer air in them, more risk of shrinkage. So I let it sit for an hour in between each balloon to make sure it was blowing cool air. Honestly a huge headache.

I love the idea behind this, and for the 5 minutes it stayed together, it looked great. A few things to point out: 1) you’re supposed to stretch the balloons out a bit before inflating, and that was not easy to do. 2) the part of the balloon that you fit over a helium nozzle is HUGE, which made inflation a little difficult. 3) the instructions say something about the fact that the balloons *can* inflate to 16-20 in, but they don’t specify that they *must* be inflated to that size for there to be any hope that the balloon will float with the lights attached. 4) the stickers that come with the kit to attach the string of lights to the balloon are flimsy and not very strong. I’m not sure how it would’ve worked with regular tape bc I couldn’t find any. But within 5 mins of attaching the lights to the balloon, the stickers would give way to the weight of the lights and come unstuck. 5) it is very difficult to try to tie the end of the balloon bc of the thickness of the material and bc it doesn’t stretch much. So the helium leaks out very slowly. Even if the stickers did stick well, at some point once enough helium leaked out, the balloons would fall bc of the weight of the lights. If those things could remedied somehow, these would really look great! The lights are a pretty good quality and we’ll find a good use for them.

I made centerpieces using these balloons. 1 of the balloons and 1 of the light sets didn’t work. You will need an electric pump to blow up the balloons.

Just what i needed for the party