I guess these things are made to put on top of bottles, but I'm using them for totally different purposes. First of all, they are extremely bright so they're great to use as flashlights. I've got a bunch of them so I'm keeping them around in case of emergency like when the power goes out. If you turn them on, they're extremely bright turn them off and back on again and they flash like a strobe light turn them off and then back on again, and they're not as bright kind of a dimmer light. They are extremely durable made out of metal very well built. I wish that had USB charging so I wouldn't have to use the proprietary charger, but what are you gonna do. I like these so much that after I got the review unit and checked them out I ordered four more sets a. I've got them on my. windowsill and when you turn them on, they have a really cool light effect that's unique. I totally dig these lights and can see myself ordering even more.

Gold. Gaudy. Gorgeous. These LED bottle toppers are ridiculously bright. Plug them in and when the charger's LED turns green, they're fully charged which is a nice feature. Flip the switch once and the light turns on solid. Flip it off and back on and it'll strobe. Even if you aren't poppin' bottles in the club, these lights are actually super functional as a standing baton light. They emit light in 360 degrees so they can be really helpful to use to light up an area for a project or in a pinch.

These are the same lights we use for work in Las Vegas. And for upcoming cute house parties, this was an absolutely silly impulse purchase need 😂. They all were somewhat charged and turned out right away out of the box. Its nice it actually comes with FOUR chargers, one for each light, so they can be charged simultaneously (if you're using these at work and not just at home). The gold color is very bright and brilliant (I tossed up between the regular silver and gold, but these are definitely more unique. The base part feels a little thinner than others ive used, but it still fits perfectly over a bottle neck. Super excited to use these for girls nights! 🍾

Lights work fine. Dunno that I actually need my own light for "club like bottle service." I use it as a portable little lantern which it works fine for. The lights come with their own dedicated charger. This is a total pain. It would be WAY better if they came with some sorta standar USB charging mechanism. The fact I have to label and keep track of yet another charging mechanism is so . . . 1996? Odd

First, the good: Durability and looks.Apart from the LEDs, these lights are 100% aluminum. They’ll take beating after beating and still look good. The circular openings at the bottoms fit small bottles as well as your wine collection. And if you choose plastic display bottles to mount them, you’ll never have to worry about anything falling or breaking.The lights themselves are bright. Each cylinder has six columns of LEDs and each row contains six LED chips. You can easily use one of these to find your way in the dark.Issues to consider:The lights are too bright for the dinner table, where they would be too close and at eye level with guests, but not for a glass counter.I would love to be able to say they can serve as table lamps, but the bottom of each cylindrical light consists of a narrow cutout circle with sharp edges. A glass counter or hard plastic table is safe, but wood or marble is probably going to get scratched.EDIT: ***To avoid scratching your counter, turn the light upside down, with the button and smoother edges on the bottom.***Here’s what the manufacturer could do to allow the lights to serve that purpose: design soft plastic caps to fit snugly over the bottom mouths of the cylinders. If these lights had come with protective caps at the bottom, you could have stood them anywhere and they’d be extremely versatile.You can’t add rubber feet because the cutout is too thin and the opening is too deep.If you’re going to use these on a table, your best bet for protection is a set of four round furniture coasters. My two-inch coasters work, but you’d have to super-glue the cylinder bottoms to prevent the lights falling off and potentially damaging the surface.A word about some of the uses described on the product page:The lights aren’t waterproof, so you won’t want to use them outdoors unless you’re protected from rain. Batteries and metal without waterproofing? Not the best choice for a music festival.In the product photos, young women wave around the lights at public events, but these cylinders are hardly glow sticks. They’re thick and just heavy enough to feel burdensome if you intend to hold them over your head for an hour or so.I can promise these lights will stay bright for long periods because I’ve kept them on the brightest setting to test them ever since their first charge.It has been nearly a week. The lights show no signs of dimming or flickering.But here’s the downside: Charging them also *takes* a long period. While I was charging these lights all at once with the included AC plugs, I was also charging four sets of ten-inch LED panels consecutively in sets of two, and then an LED-lit running strap. Charging the cylinders took longer than the four rounds of panel lights and the LED strap combined.These lights feel more solid than any I’ve ever bought and also look great, but the absence of the most minimal caps or stands to snap over the bottoms of makes their use-case narrow. At the time of this writing, a set of four cylinders goes for a fair amount, so think carefully about how you’ll use them before you buy them.

These strobe batons are like holding a firefly rave in the palm of your hand. Bright, flashy, and full of energy. I charged them up and passed them around at a little backyard gathering and folks lit up brighter than the lights did. Four in the pack, all rechargeable, and each one throws a strong pulse of light that cuts through the dark with style.They’ve got a good weight to them, not too heavy, not too flimsy, and they feel solid enough to toss in a tote or keep by the back door for fun or emergencies. I used one as a flashlight when the porch bulb gave out and another as a makeshift traffic wand when a friend needed help backing into my driveway.Grandkid bonus: These were lit. Literally. They waved them around like Jedi sabers and invented a dance routine before I could blink. Totally valid for birthdays, campouts, or just chasing each other around in the yard.Whether you’re at a party or just making one in the living room, these batons bring the fun. They charge quick, flash bright, and make everybody feel like the main character.