Expandable LED Prism Sword
Expandable LED Prism Sword
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The Expandable LED Prism Sword is a thrilling light-up toy that collapses to a compact 18 inches and expands to an impressive 31.5 inches for maximum effect. Cycle through six exciting LED modes with a single button press, including fast flash, slow color change, steady on, and individual red, blue, or green blinks in vibrant multicolor hues. Powered by three replaceable AAA batteries, it is ready to use right out of the box and built for lasting fun. Custom printing options are also available, making it a standout choice for events, giveaways, and promotional needs.
To activate your Expandable LED Prism Sword, remove the pull tab & press the button on handle. With each push, change the LEDs to 1 of 6 options: fast flash, slow color change, all lights on steady, red blink, blue blink & green blink.
Dimensions:
LED Colors: Multicolor
Batteries: (3) AAA, Replaceable
Dimensions: Collapsed: 18″ x 3″; Expanded: 31.5″ x 3″
Printable: Yes
Weight: 0.427 lbs
LED Colors: Blue, Jade & Red Expandable LED Prism Swords include 3 replaceable AAA Batteries.
We do customize your items! Email us for quotation.
Return policy
Return policy
- 15-day return policy: Returns of unopened, unused merchandise within 15 days of receiving your order are credited for the full merchandise amount to your original payment method.
- Used items: We cannot accept returns of used merchandise.
- Original packaging: If the return is not in its original packaging, a 25% restocking fee applies.
- Return shipping: Please use an insured carrier to ship items back. Contact us first, and don't send items back before your return is approved.
- Shortages or defects: Please report missing or defective items within 15 days of receiving your order to info@buyspree.us, with your order number and photos. We will fix it right away.
- Event orders: Many items are bought for a specific date, so please check your order as soon as it arrives and contact us before your event if anything is wrong.
