Great Explorations: Wonder Stars Super Kit, Glow In The Dark Ceiling Stars. 150 Pieces In 4 Sizes Reusable Sizes

At first I was hesitant about buying this product. After reading a few pages of reviews, I didn't find ONE where someone tried these out with a blacklight! I figured I'd give them a shot anyways, since they are only $8. Once the blacklight and stars arrived (stars arrived very quick), I realized they blew away any expectation I had. The stars shine bright for hours with only a few SECONDS of exposure. Pros: -Setup is a breeze. What I did was separate the starts by size, then put them up in that order (for a "small-to-big" effect). Overall it took maybe an hour for me (1 person) to set up all of the stars. -The putty that is included works perfectly. I applied a small dot and have only had one of the large starts fall (I added some more putty and it's holding up fine now). There is plenty of putty as well, I still have half and already put up all the stars. -The quality is great. The stars are not flimsy or "cheap", they have a nice build and seem to be durable. -ALSO, I may be oblivious or just didn't notice it... but these stars have a LIFETIME GLOW GUARANTEE!! Can't ask for more than that. -Price! I already plan on buying another pack of these! Looking back on it, I should have bought two to begin with... I mean 150 is a lot, but I wasn't very conserving with mine :( Cons: -These stars didn't make me a few inches taller, so I wouldn't have to use my chair as a step stool. Note: Glad to see i'm not the only young adult using these... 90% of the reviewers are talking about using these for their infants and kids!! But aren't we all kids at heart? 2nd Note: The blacklight I purchased is a American Dj Black 24Blb 2Ft Blacklight Tube And Fixture and I highly recommend it. For around $40 (blacklight, stars, and two blacklight posters) I have totally changed the look of my computer corner :) I will upload a pic of the stars so other can see how they look under a blacklight.

I love these stars. I’ve had these for almost two or three years now. (Brought them in 2022, or early 2023. Can’t remember exactly) but they have held up and still glow. The glowing does last a while and gradually dims out. I did use every star, i ended up putting them on my doors but I did not use the sticky tape that came with it. I ended up using packing tape? And I have not had to change the tape or have had issues with stars falling off. They were very easy to put on my doors. (I am not sure how well it sticks to the wall, I have walls that feel very chalky?? Or unfinished so I didn’t want the stars to fall off. But on my door has been perfect. They are a pale green color and turn bright green when they glow. There is four sizes, a tiny, small, medium stars, and three large stars about the size of a palm. I love these and still use them.

Like the title says, i love these things. They stay bright for an entire night, and unlike the sticker kind they can be easily removed or replaced. I'm just giving people some info that I think might be helpful. *These are not the stickers, they are plastic pieces that are held up by that tacky stuff that I've mostly seen to hang up posters in college. *The plastic is about the thickness of a credit card, and is pretty visible with the lights on; not glowing, but visible. If you don't want to be able to see these during the day then I might go with a different variety. *They give you enough of the putty to put up the whole bag of 150 stars, but for the two bucks it'd probably cost you to get another thing of the tacky putty stuff, it might be worth it to grab it at the same time. Just make sure you have white kind. I had some blue stuff left over from another project and couldn't really use it. The plastic is slightly see through, and while you couldn't see it at night, in the day it was pretty blatant. *These are pretty bright when the lights first go out. I used one bag in a 20x20ish room and when the lights go out, it's like I have a nightlight on. They fade pretty quickly to about half of that brightness (within a half hour or so) but are still very visible in the dark room eight hours later. *The size of the pieces ranges from some smaller than a penny, to four large ones that come in the package that are about the size of my palm from tip tip, with the majority being about the size of a quarter. *They've been up for over a week now and I've only had one fall. When I looked at it, it seems like I was being too sparring with the putty. I put it back up and it has stayed in place. I don't expect to see any more drop. These are a great product, I'll be getting more if I decide to do another room.

Stars are fun and glow brightly, but the sticky putty isn’t great. Several fell off the ceiling immediately. I may purchase a different tacky putty to put the rest back up.

Works great. You can't just put em up and not pay attention to detail, you can put them backwards if your not paying attention or taking your time. There is a flat side. Tons of extremely tiny stars so it's hard to see the backing but if they are up backwards, my assumptions are that you won't see the proper glow. Don't take my word though, just my observations and upon reading bad reviews. Anyway onto the performance, it works great but obviously sun can't hit your ceiling so you have to rely on some kind of light source to charge the glow. The glow doesn't last long if you don't allow light prior to night time. I woke up in the middle of the night and the stars were almost non existent so I flicked on the bedroom light for a few seconds and turned it off (literally 2-3 seconds) and that alone charged the stars and they glowed super bright especially brighter near the light source. Either way I'm satisfied, at least my child gets to stare at them a long while before sleeping and they don't fade until she's fast asleep anyway. Be careful with the putty, I wasn't generous with each star and I used it up perfectly and evenly on each star. You won't be able to place all stars if you use too much. This isn't an easy task, my fingers were hurting after I was done because I've heard of them falling back down so I pressed them pretty hard and also slid them back and forth till I felt they were stuck and wouldn't budge before moving onto the next star. One more thing, the Stars didn't fully cover the ceiling but I put many closer to eachother instead of spreading them out. Almost covered the whole room but enough to be satisfied. I had to leave a medium sized circle gap because that's where the night light hits at night and projects a picture onto the ceiling. Ordered more stars from a diff company to fill some gaps and then place more in another room, will compare the two later... Update: Great star explosion was the other set of 735. They both glow the same BUT same company. Will have to order more from another source for a comparison...guess I will be back for a second update.

They're stars. They glow. I actually bought these to paste around my house so I can navigate after I turn the lights off. size distribution in my pack: 3 inch stars: 3 1.5 inch stars: 36 1 inch stars: 58 0.5" stars: 51 total: 148 I'd rather have more in the 1.5" range and have fewer overall. The price is fair. I have not tested the stickytack that came with them, but I'm assuming I'll be providing my own anyway. The tack is white, though, which means it wouldn't show through the stars like a dark colored tack would. I gave three stars because I consider this average, meets expectations, and I would recommend this to someone looking for stars.

These are, hands down, amazing. I had a few different kinds of glow-in-the-dark stars from other places, including some my Fiancee won at an arcade for me. I was hoping, since I had no way to compare them, that these would be as bright as a pack that we had got from walmart or a different brick-and-mortar place as they were the better of the two I had in comparison to the arcade ones which were just terrible. These blew even my good kind out of the water! My better pair was a darker green and didn't glow even half as brightly. The only issue I had was that, even though they give you a lot of stars, they weren't enough to cover the walls of my living room which isn't too terribly big. As soon as we were done putting them up, we just logged back on amazon and bought another pack. There is an adhesive putty that comes with the pack, but, if you're putty-happy like me, you may need to get some more. I'd suggest getting some white putty as the color will show through the stars during the daytime if you get something like yellow for instance. One thing that I don't think people quite understand when they're purchasing these things though is that, without being "charged", or being in direct light for a period of time before turning the lights off, they don't glow. Even then, they're only going to glow for maybe thirty minutes before they need to be charged again. I have a blacklight in the room the stars are in that is set on a timer to come on roughly at sundown, so my stars glow very brightly. If you want to see your stars glow for any real period of time, you may want to consider getting some sort of blacklight. I want to apologize in advance for the picture quality. Hopefully they're still helpful.

Fun! Glow-in-the-dark Stars. Came exactly as described and shown in the pictures