GOFLYING30 LED Flying Disc, 9 Color Lights 4 Brightness Adjustable Smart Auto Light Up, 175g Rechargeable, Gift for Teens/Men, Birthday, Games for Outdoor, Beach,Camping

This looks like a normal flying disc, but there is a control panel on the bottom that allows a string of LEDs around the outer edge to light up. They're really bright and you can see them in daylight, but it's at dusk it looks really amazing. You can choose between fixed colours, alternative running colours, or a colour that tells you how fast you got it to spin.It's charged up with a proprietary USB charger, and is supplied with a drawstring bag so you're less likely to lose it.It feels very well made and should last a good long time. It flies well and true and has the same weight and feel as a 'genuine' frisbee and you can get a really good flight from it. The LEDs are protected by the edge of the disc and shouldn't get damaged in normal use, although if your dog gets his teeth on it it will be damaged.Great item, lots of fun, and looks amazing, but at £30 it's a bit on the expensive side.

This is a great way to have fun outdoors and especially at the beach. The 9 colour lights and brightness levels add extra layer off coolness to this disc. Its rechargeable feature ensures you can keep the fun going without constantly replacing batteries. This is a great buy for kids and adults who like outdoor fun.

It's a nice-looking disk, nor sure if the light show really makes up for the difference in price from a normal disk, but as RGB lights are trending attm.....its down to each and every one.

Great little toy but buttons seem a little hard to press as I found I had to press from behind as well to get a response. The writing underneath the disk that explains the modes isn't very easy to make out which is made worse with the colour text they used. Works well otherwise and looks great at night especially if you've had a few drinks.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a fantastic frisbee, with LEDs around the edge to make playing in low lights more fun. There are different modes but as we have a 5yr old just enjoyed chucking it about the park. The buttons are a bit difficult to press, ourkiddo couldn’t do them himself, but they’re well labelled and light up so you know what setting you’re on.It flies well and goes a good distance. I thought the light panel might affect long distance balance but it doesn’t and you get a decent, smooth glide from it. Doesn’t feel particularly flimsy but we did cause the odd-dent mark from playing with it so not something I would trust the dog with!

This light-up frisbee is good fun, and playing with it at night is fabulous and a new experience for frisbee lovers.However, the button's a bit fiddly to use and I'd definitely keep it away from dogs or anything sharp because the electrics aren't well protected from damage.

This is basically a frisbee, edged with LED's that have a silicone protective coating over them to protect it from impacts. There's a control module on the underside in the centre, which controls the light mode and brightness.There's three different modes; solid colour, running colours, and a colour based on the speed of your throw. For illustration, there are 6 different colours/speeds, and during a playtest in the park, we couldn't get it to go past blue (i.e. the 2nd speed). You'd perhaps need an open space and a lot of power to get to the other colours, hence the name 'competition mode'.It's as light as you'd expect and fairly durable, made of flexible plastic. It took quite a few knocks in the park and landed on rough surfaces, and took everything in its stride, although the silicone did start to peel away in some places. With careful (i.e. experienced, not beginner) use, it'd probably last a while.The LEDs are bright and colourful and can be seen quite easily during daylight hours on max brightness, particularly when it's spinning. However, it is a novelty for the most part. Aside from competition mode, and maybe playing in the dark (which is more relevant during the upcoming winter months), they serve questionable purpose. But this is sold on the basis of the lights, so if you like that sort of thing, then you'll definitely like this.Charging is via a proprietary magnetic charge connector, which you're supplied a cable for to charge via USB. You also get a very nice branded carry bag to carry it in, which also has pouches inside for the charge cable and manual (to select the different modes). It appears to be made from water-proof material, and will definitely last.Overall, it's a great disc, and the bag is very good quality too. I'm not sure I'd pay close to £40 for the novelty of built-in LEDs myself over any other disc, but if you like that sort of thing, then you'll be very happy with this.

LED flying discA flying disc prepared to give you a challenge and better your throwing skills. This comes with LED lights, that keep you on your toes, it will tell you if your good, or not and more.Charging doesn't take too long. Turning it on was a little weird. We had a play on the local field and had a laugh too. Then the dog got it, after he had chewed through those edges and left the LED light strip exposed, it no longer charged, or turned on.I would recommend it. It seemed fun and had a bit to it but obviously not good for dogs!