Arrinew Neon Sign, Rocket Shaped Neon Lights, LED Rocket Neon Sign for Wall Decor，Man Cave, Party, Bedroom, USB Connected, 12.6''x16.''5

This is a great neon light "sign" or perhaps a "poster" would be another way of looking at this.The design is of a space shuttle-esque rocket ship, and it's in primary colours , the overall result I think is pretty good to look at.The neon tubes are backed by a clear perspex mounting plate, that comes wrapped in a protective film.There are a couple of self adhesive hooks in the packet to hang this - if you wish. These don't stick well to friable surfaces like painted plaster (ie most peoples walls) and it's usual to give adhesive hooks etc 24 hours before using them.The device is powered by a white cord ending in an USB A socket, while there is a power switch on the cord itself, turning the light on/off, there isn't as USB A socket to UK three pin plug adaptor, so you'll need a free socket and or an adaptor for this product.The cord is just shy of 2m long.In conclusion I thing this is a great decorative light - at the current price point, of just under £20 it suits both the young and young a heart.

This is a pretty basic neon light with a simple design that is representing a rocket.It has 4 coloursBlueWhiteRedYellowIt measures 12.6'' x 16.''5 and is powered by a USB cable. It's held on the wall by two suction pieces of rubber that have small metal hooks on them. So far the suction has worked perfectly.It's reasonably bright and it's a cute design. I'd say it's suited more for children than adults but each to their own. Some adults may like it's simple design.The mixture of colours is nice and even after having it turned on in our little one's bedroom, it doesn't get that hot. Certainly not hot enough to cause me any concern at all.I must admit, I am shocked that it is being sold for £33.99 as I don't think it's worth anywhere near that. Closer to £15-£25 I would say.

This is a beaut little light, well its 16x12 inches so not so little.The lead on it has a power switch halfway down the cable so no needs to go to the plug to switch it on and off, it has a usb end and i just plugged it into my pc, but you can pick up very cheap usb plugs on amazon if needed for a couple of pounds (i have purchased these before too with no issues).I would guess the lead is a little over a metre long, certainly not like some i have had where the lead is very short.The actual light itself is so pretty, any kid (or adult) for that matter would be happy with it, in my opinion.There are also two very good adhesive hooks to help you hang the light, again very good at their job, even in this heat i was able to get them to adhere very easily.I would very much recommend.

At 12.6"x16.5", this is quite a statement piece from Arrinew. It would be great for a child's bedroom, home bar - or even for commercial premises. The LED strips in 4 colours - red, blue, yellow and white - are mounted on acrylic and in the box you also get a pair of discreet transparent hooks to hang the rocket from.The shape is uncomplicated, iconic and easily recognisable. It looks great.It operates via a USB and there's a 193cm long cable but no appropriate plug enclosed. No great problem - this could also be used with a computer or power bank. As for me, in due course this spaceship will probably be winging its way into my very good friend's kitsch space collection - if I can bear to part with it. In view of the size and quality, the present £19.99 asking price is excellent.

The sign is boxed and wrapped with cling film in a bubble bag. Removing the cling film needs care as it is under some of the wiring on the back of the sign. The sign is USB powered and comes with a long, 193cm, cable which includes an inline switch which is really useful to have. I have a couple of other neon signs, a planet and a cloud with a moon, both of which people really love; this one is much larger, with more colours and a different physical construction in that it uses a transparent backing plate for the sign which allows some of the neon elements to be separate entities and not joined to other parts of the design. The backing plate has two keyhole slots for hanging the neon and two sticky hooks are supplied. The sign is bright, eye-catching and makes an unusual decoration.

This neon light is quite quirky and fun. Depicting a rocker ship it looks a little bit naff and plastic when you first slide it out of the box, but lit up it is a LOT better and the red, white, blue & yellow colour combination is really striking.It runs off a USB socket, so you can power it through a powerbank or USB adapter plug. There is about 2m of cable, with a little on/off rocker switch partway along the cable.So when would you use this? I guess it’s just a general all round light for parties, decor, or livening up a child’s bedroom? I already own a planet neon light, so this will look brilliant both together in my sons bedroom!

I really like these they have a acrylic back plate and multiple coloursIt includes 2 sticky hanging hooks and a fairly long USB lead with a on off switch mid wayVery good quality bright and suits ant gaming room kids room or even sensory rooms etc good value I also have a controller in the same style fantasticNote when peeling clingfilm off the back of the acrylic be carful not to damage wires there's a few connections behind the light the cling film likes to wrap around them

A must for any little or big astronaut out there. Planning my boys second birthday which will be space themed and this would definitely be amazing for it. He has already seen it and was obsessed with it right away (I had to literally fight him to get the box back from him lol). This lights up beautifully and is much bigger than I thought-in a good way. Whether you need it for your shop, a themed party or want to change up a living space, this will definitely not disappoint.