Wizarding WorldHarry Potter, 13-inch Hermione Granger Patronus Spell Wand with Otter Figure, Lights and Sounds, Kids Toys for Ages 6 and up

Fun for kids good quality light weight nice sounds and amazing price cute

Bought this for my daughter. Wand only works on toy, doesn’t turn water into ice sculptures.

The media could not be loaded. This is unique putty for Harry Potter fans or putty lovers. I love the details of the display and the imitation marble container. The putty is a thick putty and does not get stuck on stuff. It comes with a cute wand that has a UV light on it. You can use the wand to draw images or secret messages onto the putty. We found that when drawing you need to go slow.

I bought this for myself (not a kid). I'm a huge Harry Potter fan, that being said... I love this item! It has a few different sound light combinations (brighter/flickering) and one that makes it light up for about 20 minutes. I bought Harry's stag as well and love it just as much! Both are fantastic and to note, will only work with their own wand. Hermione's won't turn on Harry's and vice versa (fun fact lol). Also, the lighting looks SO much better in person than in pictures!I'd say kids might get bored with this depending on how old they are and how much they love Harry Potter. As an adult I love them so much and recommend them!

My child likes Harry Potter and her favorite character is Hermoine, this wand was a gift and she loved it.

First I like the look of the ball on its stand, it def looks like a magic ball. However the slime inside the ball is dried our, hard, and almost impossible to play with. The magnet on the wand still adheres to it but it is minimal. You def can not pick it up with the wand.

This was such a big hit as a birthday gift. The kids could not wait to test it out. It appears to work easily and it isn’t too loud either. Just a gentle sound for casting the spell and the otter lights up and glows.

So the putty is magnetic, and so is the tip of the wand. The only way to get the putty to stick to the wand (per instructions) is to roll it in a thin snake and then the tip will connect to the wand. If it's too big, it's too heavy and the wand won't lift the snakes head, if it's too thin, there isn't enough metal in the end to make it stick to the wand. Kind of frustrating for kiddo. Mine still plays with the putty, and pretends to do stuff with the cheap plastic wand, but I'd save your money if you're wanting it to do what the pictures here imply.