The Dreidel Company Mini Electric Menorah Traditional LED Travel Menora, Batteries or USB Powered, Micro USB 4' Cable Included (Blue)

We have a Household with a young child with special needs, a nine-year-old with ADHD, four cats who like to knock things off shelves and a dog. When I first opened the item, I was very concerned about durability. It doesn’t feel well-made and is very light and I had concerns that it would be knocked over once and shatter or completely come apart. I’m happy to report that is not the case at all! The color is a rich blue, almost a navy, and the design very classic and attractive, especially given the price point. This has survived one Hanukkah unscathed after being knocked out of a window and off a table multiple times. Obviously I don’t recommend intentionally trying to knock it around, but it was sturdy enough to handle multiple falls from 2 to 5 feet onto hardwood floors without breaking. There is one power button that you have to cycle all the way through to get the lights on the candles you want. I found the included power cord a bit too short to be realistically used, but it was easy enough to find another power cord around the house. As expected, there is no charging block included. It does have the option to run on battery power (battery is not included) which is a nice feature, I did not test out battery life because I didn’t want to take the time to find a small enough screwdriver to unscrew the battery door. I would definitely recommend this item in any application where a menorah is wanted or needed and open flame is not reasonable for safety. I’ve purchased several more of these to gift to residents in a long-term care facilities and they have enjoyed the item as well. It’s a nice alternative to traditional candles and gives those with out the ability to burn candles and opportunity to still participate in displaying a lit menorah.

This was intended to be included in a Christmas train diorama around a small Christmas tree in support of our Jewish brothers and sisters. It was an excellent addition! It's nice that it's powered by USB and has a selection of lighting options. Only thing that would make this better is to have a a "right angle" USB connector included so the cable would be less obvious. I purchased a separate white/right-angle USB cable to make it blend a bit better. Overall, extremely pleased!

Got this for my mother who has dementia. She starting using LED Shabbos candles a while back, and I decided it was also time for her to stop using a real Menorah this past Hanukkah . This Menorah's LED lights should last for many years, most likely a lifetime of 120 years :-). The Menorah is small, so it's not going to work very well if you choose to keep with tradition and want it to be visible while displaying it near a window.

This is a great little... menorah for decorating & showing your heritage. 1) it's not a kosher menorah (meaning it doesn't fulfill the Rabbinic requirements for lighting on Hanukah) that doesn't mean it is not useful! I display it in my work vehicle on the dash, it's simply Awesome to have open and visible both during Hanukah and All Year Long!! So I display it proudly, becuz it causes people to notice that there's an actual accurate Jewish History to all the historical appropriation being presented!! The item itself has only issue & that is the plug for the power cord is delicate, it simply needs a better or more solid anchoring, because if it gets pushed it can break loose, yet if that happens u can still turn.it on using the batteries which is a great backup. So light ur candles & use this as a Jewish form of advertising the accurate perspective of history. I do!

This thing is very flimsy. I got it for someone who can’t have flame in their bedroom but wanted a menorah. First, this seems to work only on battery. Not sure why there is even a cord. The battery compartment has to be unscrewed and the screw head is tiny. We got it off but then saw there was no + or - sign on the battery slots so the person this was for could not put in the batteries. So much for plug and go. This menorah is certainly not that. At any rate, after hunting for and finding a screwdriver small enough, the putting in the batteries, closing it back up etc., we decided it was kind of a pain in the butt. I would not recommend it and I doubt it will survive being put away with the Chanukah decorations next week. This year, after frustration, it’s doing its job but next year we will be better prepared and invest in a nicer one that is as the seller describes it. This one just isn’t.

This product didn’t work properly at first. We put batteries in it & plugged it up. Turned it on & left it alone for a couple of hours. It now works properly & is a nice addition to our Christmas decor. Side note: It’s plastic, light weight, & very fragile. Will be purchasing a metal one in the near future.

You get what you pay for, they say. This menorah is cheap, in every way. Looks ok from a distance with your glasses off, but it is so flimsy it will tip over if you sneeze.

My Jewish-Christian wife and I were going to be on the road for the first night of Hannukah. We couldn't do candles in the car, so I bought this to surprise her. We drove home from Milwaukee with it on our dash. I thought it was really good for that purpose. I think it would do well in any small area- like an office. I think it's small to put in a window.

Was supposed to gave a charging cord. No cord. I used one of mine, doesn't work because no rechargeable battery in it. Could have used regular batteries but too expensive to Overall - crappy little product.