It's not often i write a bad review, but I bought this Ufo believing it would do what it says on the box. It said it hovers 'without batteries, remote control or static electricity - so how does it work?' Nothing on the outside of the box tells you how it floats, and it leads you to believe that it must be through some new scientific device. When you opene the box, you find out that it hovers and spins because, wait for it: IT'S ATTACHED TO A PIECE OF ALMOST INVISIBLE STRING!!!! Big deal!

The Science museum should be shot for backing this waste of money. In UK it costs £9.99 and its just a cardboard paper-plate-sized ufo that any kid could make at home, with some scientifically produced string. A total waste of money, and a GREAT disappointment.

I can't stress enough how much you SHOULDNT buy this product. In fact, I would like to request that Amazon don't soil their reputation by even selling it on their usually excellent site. 1 star

My son was so excited about this William Mark My Mystery UFO toy. There was much anticipation in it just arriving. We would check the mail everyday. It came when I wasn't home and he opened the box and tried to play with it just like the video. I got a call shortly after and he was dejected and so disappointed that it wasn't as it had seemed. It is in his bedroom and he won't even bring it out. I wish I could return it and get my money back! 1 star