20 Pack Led Balloons Light Up with Warm White Lights | 24 Pcs Transparent Balloons and 20 Pcs Led Lights | Perfect Supply for Wedding, Birthday Party, Glow Stick Party

Quality is great. The price was good for the quantity and the inflated bigger than I thought they would. Easy to use and they added an extra flair to our decor.

I tried to make it work.1- the balloon quality isn’t bad they are thick material.- hard to tie = they leak air need longer stems or clamps.- need an air compressor = they broke my hand pump2- couldn’t keep air in them (see above) we followed the instructions tied twice tightly and even duct taped the valve3- battery packs - read this part carefully.- if you fill with helium and the batteries sit on a table you might have success. We wanted to hang these like Christmas ornaments and the pack is too heavy. They take AA batteries. A better solution would be to buy fairy lights that take a watch battery. Those tend to be lighter but that would be more money to output.

There’s a lot of mixed reviews here so I was hesitant at first but these ended up being great!The pros: they look amazing, seriously so pretty. You get a lot for your money. The balloons themselves are a different material than normal latex balloons and not one of them deflated even after almost a month. The wire in the lights made it really easy to wrap around the balloon, I didn’t even use the glue dots.The cons: two of them did rip on me while I was inflating them. They are a bit tricky to inflate, they don’t easily expand like regular balloons and you absolutely will need an air pump. I just used a cheep one from Hobby Lobby that was $3. Also some of them inflate a little lopsided but that’s not a big deal. Another thing was that some of the lights wouldn’t stay on at first. There’s an “on/off switch” and they just kind of flicker and go out. But then I realized it’s because the part with the battery was loose and I ended up taping them shut so the case was tighter around the battery.Overall though they worked out great and I have plenty leftover for another party. Would 100% but again

Used these for a church party in a dimly lit room for a cozy but nice dinner setting. Got lots of compliments and questions about them. They looked really nice and served their purpose as accent decor. One of them attendees asked if she could keep them and then she ordered more to use for her daughter's wedding reception.

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely gorgeous! Not hard to put together and they were the hit of the party! So many people asked where I got them.

While the LED lights worked as advertised, we could not use the balloons for our evening event.We purchased tanks of helium and started inflating one of the included balloons. When the balloon was what we thought was full, we tied it off and attached one of the strings of lights. The balloon would not rise off the table. We removed the lights with the same result.We grabbed a second balloon and decided to pump it up to a larger size hoping that would solve our non-floating problem. Trying to inflate it larger didn't work because the balloon exploded. We decided that the material of which the balloon was made was simply too heavy.Solution: we purchased ordinary latex balloons at a local party supply store. We inflated them, attached the lights and ended up with 18 nicely decorated tables with floating balloons/lights that added to the festive mood.

Because they are so clear it’s hard to tell from these pictures but they really sparkled with the lights. Add some chrome balloons and once the lights dimmed they really stood out. Everyone commented on them.The directions said to give them a tug in each direction first, but every time I did that they came out lopsided. The ones I just straight filled came out perfectly round.

The lights worked great however the balloons when you’re blowing them up and they’re barely blown up I had over five of them pop at the seams very frustratingNot great quality