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Features
- Let the decision maker determine your fate
- Move the ball and release
- The ball will come to a stop above the right answer
- Answers include yes, maybe, definitely, no way, try again and ask a friend
- Measures 5.25 by 9.5 by 4-Inch
Description
Product FeaturesMade of Plastic and MetalMeasures approx. 9.4" H x 4" in diameterClassic design with a large swirl of the decision pad "What should I do?" That is the question that most of us ask when we do not know what to do. If you want an answer to your questions then just ask the decision maker. This modern decision maker has all the answers to all your questions. Kids and adults love it!
Brand Name: Kikkerland
Age Range Description: Adult
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 3.00
Global Trade Identification Number: 47
Manufacturer: Kikkerland
UPC: 885558236824 433599095933 612615026247
Manufacturer Part Number: GG37
Model Number: GG37
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Educational Objective: Not Available
Supported Battery Types: No batteries required
Operation Mode: Manual
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Is Assembly Required: No
Theme: Fantasy
Color: Silver
Size: 1 EA
Item Weight: 3.04 ounces
Item Dimensions: 5.5 x 4 x 9.5 inches
Material Type: Plastic
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Great alternative to the ancient yet entertaining 8-ball. Bought two at the same time. One as a birthday present for a friend my age and the other for my 9 year old son. They both like it a lot. It's an original idea and decorative as well. Anticipation increases as you watch it teeter from one answer to another making it quite fun. Like most novelty items it's not made of heavy metal but it is constructed well for the price. They both came in separate boxes with no problems. The one thing that did give me a slight fright was when I opened the first box to see if all was well with the product and this yellow, nearly translucent spider popped out and flew onto the wall. I did have my ceiling fan on so I think that's what made the spider "move" because on closer inspection it was either a great acting arachnid or it was dead. Not to worry though, it was only about a half inch in diameter and since I have owned tarantulas in the past, my shock subsided quickly. Just be careful when opening packages as you never know when foreign creatures might be hanging out.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2015 by Tomboy Mama
I purchased this for my husband so he could have something fun on his desk at work. We tried it out at home before he took it there and, I have to admit, it was pretty fun. Just a few comments about it... Pros: - Good price for something that is essentially a toy. A modern-day version of the 8 ball, but a lot classier looking. - Silver finish makes it look like something for an adult rather than a child. - Nice size. Not too small...doesn't tip over at the first touch. Not too large...doesn't take up too much space on a desk. - Adds a little fun to an otherwise usual day. We liked coming up with random questions for it. Cons: - Not made of heavy metal. The base is somewhat hollow and relatively lightweight. Due to the price, I wasn't too surprised. - Possibility of the silver finish flaking off. Hasn't happened yet, but since it's plastic in some parts it might. - Not completely random. The magnet seemed to be attracted a little more to some replies than others. But since I'm not using this as a true deciding factor in all life questions, not a big deal. A cool little gift for my husband. It would probably make a great stocking stuffer as well for young adults starting their first desk jobs.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2012 by Christine
Oh this thing! This was my contribution to my family and friend's Secret Santa event last Christmas. I didn't expect much from this and bought it solely for it price. I personally like these kind of toys, my guilty pleasure. Another variation of my cherished childhood magical 8-Ball. The Kikkerland Magnetic Decision Maker was a hit among everyone at the party surprisingly and was responsible for a ton of laughter. From the dumbest of questions to the most serious of questions it was equally amusing It's cheaply built, sure. But who cares! It brought laughter for a very important day. Can't speak of it's durability as someone took it home with them at the end of the day. Don't be a snob, man. It'll be a hit.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2015 by Ryan Allan!
It is just what it looks like, but very small, cheap and plastic. Looks bigger in the photo and looks metal, so it looks decent sitting on a desk or shelf from a few feet away, but would have expected to find this in the 99-cent store rather than for eleven bucks online. You lightly swing the ball and it loops around for a few seconds like a tire-swing before magnetically jerking between a few answer options, usually breaking back and forth between a few options for 5-10 seconds before zeroing in on one. Sometimes even jumps unexpectedly at the last second, which is amusing. Works well overall, but you may have to adjust (bend) the wire hanger just a hair to get it to randomly bounce between magnetic answers and randomly assign an answer. Also, there are three-triangulated felt feet on the bottom, but it would balance better if it had four. Great fun for kids, though! Bought this for my 11-year old, who will keep it on his desk. He and his brother have used it DAILY since opening it on Xmas. Box falls apart and has no structural protection, but fortunately Amazon packed it well with lots of bubble-air bags. This will get its moneys-worth in use ... heck, it already has! Just wish I could have found one that was a little bigger and better quality. Would have paid double for that...
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2016 by Dr. P
I saw one of my coworkers had this, and decided to take a look at getting one for myself. It's a very fun desk-toy, and conversation piece. It operates via a magnet. I recommend tightening the wires that hold the pendulum in place to customers so that it doesn't come undone during transport. Again, this is an absolutely delightful device!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2021 by S.W.
If you are anything like me, then you struggle with the daily plight of making difficult decisions. Some decisions are small like deciding whether to eat out today or not (Ask a Friend), others are more consequential, like deciding whether to break up with your girlfriend or not (Definitely). BUT ever since I bought the Magnetic Decision Maker, my life has become infinitely simpler and just better overall. Now the stresses of making life decisions, no matter how big or small, are a thing of the past! No longer do I have to debate if I should accept a specific job offer (Try Again) or if I should finally pursue my lifelong dream of owning a convertible Porche (Yes). I have even started taking the Decision Maker with me when I go out. Now when I go out to a bar and want to talk to a cute girl, I no longer have to work up the courage or wonder if it’s a good idea. I simply ask the Decision Maker if I should ask this girl if she wants to take a ride in my new Porche Boxster (No Way)! In summation, GET THIS PRDUCT! It will literally change (and control) your life and allow you to finally say goodbye to the tedium that is free will!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2015 Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2015 by Rohit
This is a quality piece of office gadgetry that is fun to play with and display. One point worth mentioning...the black base cover with wording is a sticker, not engraved, so this does take away from the executive-ness of the item, but also explains its low price tag. I now have purpose and direction in life...as least until the ball settles on my next choice.... Edit 5/31: I just reordered this to give out as gifts and they have replaced the metallic finish base with a white plastic base. It's still cool but not as professional
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2015 by barakdulac
this is very cool - I can't tell how it works, but the pendulum swings around erratically so you're always surprised where it lands. A more adult version of the Magic 8 ball. 4 stars (rather than 5) because it's cheapy plastic. Still works well, but if you're thinking it's like the metal clacker balls, it's not. This is all lightweight plastic, even the ball. But OVERALL, a fun toy - fun gift, was good for a teen.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2016 by BecL