MOVA Globe Earth with Cloud 6"with Base, Solar Powered Rotating Globe No Need of Battery or Chord, Unique Gift and Decoration for Men, Women

Really cool piece of moving art. The globe, under normal lighting, looks incredible as it rotates within the sphere on its stand. I watched the sun come up in mid November and at 7:45 it slowly started to rotate. Just sitting with a contented smile on my face. The stand compliments the globe perfectly and it was easy to slide together and assemble. There is a join-line that only seems noticeable under bright light so the effect is undeminished.... I really like it and it always gets noticed by guests.

I love this ornament and how there are no wires for it to spin

We bought this as a gift and it was very much appreciated and well received.

Love it, great quality and a real conversation starter.

Love this globe, but to be honest, I feel it is a bit heavily priced. Anyhow, I treated myself and now my constellation class star ship orbits it, so to speak.If it were about 30% cheaper, I would buy another one with a different planet, but not at this price point.When it arrived, I took it out the box, but it initially refused to rotate, then after a few minutes, it did start to operate. Been ok since.My guess is that during transit, the oils are stirred up and not coherent, but after allowing to settle for a few minutes, everything seemed fine.So my advice is not to panic and let it stand after transport and unpacking for a bit.

I absolutely adore my globe, it’s hypnotic to watch and it’s a conversation piece in my house. Need to make room for more!

Overall it had issues and I just don't think it's worth the price tag and hence I returned it for the following reasons:1. Stand base and 1 arm was missing from the box2. I didn't like the join line, just makes the whole thing look like a plastic hamster ball (albeit a nice one)3. The printing of the Earth just didn't 'pop', looked like a piece of paper printed on a laser printer and wrapped round the inside.4. The presentation of the box itself is so lacking- a dented cardboard box, with chunks of foam inside holding it all together, doesn't feel like the premium gift that the price suggests.The movement is nice but the above just made it feel like something you'd buy from a garden centre stand for maybe £50-80 max. Very disappointed and just couldn't justify keeping it.

Lovely bit of mobile art. Expensive though.