LED Light Up Gloves, Flashing Sensory Toys for Autism, Cool Party Gifts for Kids Teens Adults

UPDATE Jan 20, 2018: It's over a year later and my now 5 year old great great nephew still loves his flashing colored finger gloves. They were part of his Halloween costume this fall. They were still working with the original battery but I replaced it to be sure he would have a happy trick-or-treat experience. The bright flashing fingers made it easy for him be seen in the dark. He brought them out again on Christmas Eve for his version of the spirit of the holidays which is colorful and flashy. Given they remain functional and fun for my great great nephew well over a year later (and still going) I think these are an excellent value. The original review is below: These make my great-great-nephew happy and that makes me happy too! These gloves are kid sized and were just a little large for his 4 and a half year old hands. The lights are bright and there are lots of combinations of colors and flashing to keep him entertained with our long winter nights here in New England. The gloves are better made than I expected, but I wasn't expecting all that much. On the back of each glove is a tab labeled "remove". When pulled out the battery is engaged and the gloves can be turned on with the button sewn into the wrist of the glove. My great-great-nephew needed a little help finding the button by feel when he pulled the button label off, but he figured out how to find it in a few tries. Something I like about these gloves is the replaceable batteries. They are common CR2032 button cells, two per glove. These are available here on Amazon or at almost any drug or big-box store. These make my great-great-nephew happy, are actually child sized, have replaceable batteries and seem better made than I expected. Sounds like 5 stars to me.

One of the gloves stopped working. I hired an Indian engineer (pictured), but he couldn't figure out how to navigate this advanced technology. Still, these gloves are pretty awesome. I recommend everyone to purchase a pair.

The best who is the best Christmas gift I could ever give

Listen when I get into music and my hands be doing their own thing I keep that up but I definitely need the lights to trip out with me when I move. The glove gave out two songs in and now I’m sad because it can’t take vigorous movements/ super fast movements. Honestly you buy cheap is what you’re asking for. You can want quality look else where. Color , fun , Money , ease of use , quick fix ,

Mt daughter and I used these for a night time lighted Christmas parade. They were amazing and we had a lot of people ask where we got them. They came with extra batteries but we didn’t need them yet. They should last a long time. Buy them! You will be happy you did.

My autistic son loves these gloves!! Nice fit, great material, durable, lightweight, great sensory item.

Fun for beginner glovers but overall doesn’t have the light mode diversity for more unique actions.

Brings me back to my high school years

Works great. Fun for babies.

My personal favorite to use for my performing arts dancing. These gloves are durable, cost effective, and worth the buy with the bonus batteries. For how hard I use them while dancing, by the time the second set dies, enough lighs have stopped working, too, and it's time for a new pair for me, lol. And they last a looooong time if you're good with them! There is a special trick to taking them off without affecting the wiring accidentally. Use a finger or two from other hand pushing up through the palm side to gently lift glove off hand. (Found this out while sweating hard from dancing..😅) LuWint, would you like to sponsor me with your glow gloves? I'll dance all through Edmonton AB hot spots and promote/sell your gloves and other merch! No jokes! I'm serious! I love these gloves!! 💕

These gloves have very bright LED's with a few nice programmed options for settings. As others have mentioned, the gloves work well and are made of quality material. I had an idea of what to expect but I will put it very basic now that I have them. They are those small stretchy gloves (everyone has a pair of) with strips of LED's in the fingers that run to a main control with an on/off/settings switch/button. Simply design. Works well but you know exactly what it is. You can feel the LED strips in each finger and the switch does protrude a little from the back of the hand. Brilliant idea for sure - wish I thought of it! Recommended.

Stimulation for autistic kids. A big hit

this is definitely a fun thing to have for rave parties. overall it also keeps your hands warm and operation is simple click of a button. also came with extra batteries that were nice. just keep in mind that this thing is fragile. LEDs are already disconnecting after two nights. Red top LEDs disconnected first and then a few of the greens. Another thing I hoped for was for LEDs to be a bit dimmer.