Gemmy Lightshow Thunderbolt Lightning Light Projector with Sound
Key features
- •Automatically lights up when plugged in
- •Bright, energy-efficient LEDs
- •Swivels into any position
- •Vivid images
Gemmy Lightshow Thunderbolt Lightning Light Projector with Sound
List Price: $174.60$157.14DEALYou Save: $17.46 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.2
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Based on 10 reviews
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Good product
chris✓ Verified Purchase•August 21, 2023
Pros Projects 3 realistic looking bolts sequentially from 5'-10' away. Thunder sound is realistic. Volume control for mute option. Spike or tripod option is good for positioning
Cons: Sound track has a 1-2 second delay before restarting. Not loud enough to hear over competing noise [outdoors, music, group of people talking]. Audio out jack would be great
Note: Price seems to vary quite a bit. I paid $27
Cons: Sound track has a 1-2 second delay before restarting. Not loud enough to hear over competing noise [outdoors, music, group of people talking]. Audio out jack would be great
Note: Price seems to vary quite a bit. I paid $27
Pump up the volume
Melvin Fiel✓ Verified Purchase•July 22, 2023
Easy to use. Not very loud
Love it !!!!!
meg✓ Verified Purchase•July 19, 2023
Love it you feel like you in a thunder storm is great for hallowing make a small haunted house for the kids in the block
Great dead tree effect, so so lightning effect
KAB✓ Verified Purchase•June 5, 2023
Ok as lightning but single static picture (bolt picture just flashes) lessens realistic effect. However if you turn it upside down it makes a very effective haunted dead tree lighting up in the storm!
Works well
VINCE S.✓ Verified Purchase•May 30, 2023
Works well. Sound is good. It is not a tripod though, just a spike that snapped off about 1 inch at the end point the first time I put it in the ground.
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