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The Dreamer - Electronic Spinning Top

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Category: Magic trick

The Dreamer Electronic Spinning Top from 1ST is a captivating magic trick designed for performers who want to add a touch of wonder to their routines. This spinning top offers a unique and engaging visual experience, making it a standout piece for close-up magic or stage performances.

  • Electronic spinning top designed for magical performances.
  • Part of the 1ST brand, known for quality magic products.
  • Ideal for creating dreamlike, mesmerizing effects.
  • Suitable for magicians looking to expand their repertoire with a distinctive prop.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie ★★★★★

The look on my kid's face when it just kept spinning on my palm was worth every penny. I've played with a lot of little gadgets, but the balance on this one is genuinely impressive.

Brian U. ★★★★★

Didn't expect a spinning top to get such a reaction from my audience, but the way it keeps going long after a normal top would wobble out is what sells the trick. It's become the closer for my close-up set.

Christopher ★★★★★

I’ve been using it to close my close-up sets and the spin is so smooth it almost looks alive. The electronic mechanism holds its rotation long enough that even skeptical spectators start leaning in before the reveal.