Light Up DND Dice Set of 7 USB Rechargeable Role Playing Dice with Charging Box, Shake to Light up LED Dice for Dungeons and Dragons Role Playing Tabletop Games

The product really has a wonderful, bright glow to it. They light up upon hitting a surface, and it doesn't take much to trigger them. You can roll it on the carpet from about 5" off the ground and they'll light up. These are very clear and easy to read and have a good weight to them.Most of mine were lit up to their brightest when I got it, but only one light was out on one side of my D4. Returns/exchanges were easy.I'm not sure how well weighted they are, given the mechanics of the insides. They seem heavier on the charging end, but doing a very brief roll test seemed to yield fine results.As for value for the product, the plastic is a little light and thin, so they don't quite have an 'expensive feel' to their texture. I got mine on sale for $28, which is about the max I would pay for it, but if price isn't a problem then it's totally worth it.

The dice came in and I tested them and they look amazing. They light up only when rolled or shaken and so it is a really cool surprise for everyone else playing. The only part that could be improved is how the triangular dice fit into the case as it is very hard to find the correct way to get them back in after taking them out. You have to put them back in correctly, however, so that they charge. Other than that, great product!

I am a fantasy RPGs fan. Been for decades and I thought, why not get into dnd, warhammer and such (love ya 40k). I saw these and I was instantly sold on the idea. These light up dice go from whimsical to flashy. You really feel like you can call them wizards dice.I bought 2 sets. The white pulsing model and the multi-colored flash. On first opening I they worked great. I had a lot of fun tossing them around and showing them off, but then I noticed some defects.First, the charger boxes can arrive disfunctual. All the slots in the pulse model worked except the d6. While the D4 in the flash model was dysfunctional so I have to swap them to charge properly between the two.The second problem, not all the dice work consistently. Some light up with the shake of your hand, some when they hit the floor, and some need a hard SLAP against your hip or something before rolling if you want them to light. This is really odd and I wonder if it happened during testing.The last is because some dice needed an impact, my pulse d6 went dead completely. I don't know if this was due to the bad charge slot or needing impact or both, but what a pain!I had to re-order both sets because there were at least multiple problems with both sets I initially bought. So far, the new sets aren't malfunctioning except for the light/sensitivity issue, but this also might be down to how they are shipped and/or handled before recieving.In any case, BUYER BEWARE: functionality is a mixed bag, but cool idea.

I originally seen these on a social media post and i immediately got these. They are perfect for adding a little awesomeness to your dice collection. The light is nice and the charge lasts a while good session before needing to recharge and even then the charge doesn’t take too long. Definitely a great gift for someone you know or a good way to treat yourself.

I’ve been playing D&D for decades. So long that my eyes aren’t what they used to be. These dice are GREAT. It’s so much nicer to play and not have to ask what I rolled, because now I can see for myself.

I got a set of these all of them worked right out of the box except for the D4. I thought mabey it just wasn't chaged so I left it on the charger all night and it never would work. I got a replacement thinking it might be that set and it did the same thaing. I ended up just sending both back becuse I could not get the D4 to work. Rolled nice and easy to read. They where nice looking and lighter than I thought. If they all worked they would have been grate.

I eventually purchased three sets of these as gifts for various people, and they all loved the dice. These things are much brighter than expected, and seem to be evenly weighted so they roll fairly. They are activated by motion, so make sure you shake them a little when rolling to cause them to light.They are also quite heavy, giving a substantial feel and a satisfying sound when rolled on a wooden or glass tabletop.I purchased the third set after seeing the first two (purchased at the same time) and the recipients' reactions to them. These were definitely one of the "big hit" Christmas gifts this year in my house for my adult children (all RPG gamers).

I bought these dice as a way to "wow" the guys that I host for our D&D sessions and I honestly have found myself using these more than my other fancy sets that I own. We have started playing with a projected map, so we have the lights a little more dim and these dice came in handy because I could very easily see what I was rolling. My players also commented a few times as I was making rolls that they just loved the ominous look of them making a decision and then my hand raising and throwing a glowing orb, haha. Anyways, there are other rgb light up dice out there, but these are definitely the ones I'd chose over any other. And the seller is actually one of the few I've had follow up with me from an Amazon order to ensure that I was happy with my product and didn't have any questions or complaints.So, TLDR: I highly recommend these dice for any type of player, whether you're a dice set collector or a newbie browsing for your first set. These are my new favorites!