I like it and it seems very well made should last a very long time but of course, with most props like this such as appearing canes or disappearing canes you will have somewhat of a noise issue so be aware of that but if you can work with that and you like the way it looks you should be happy with it.

I tested it a few times without needing the instructions, and it worked great. Then it stopped zipping back quickly, then wouldn't go back at all without help.
I decided to use the QR codes to get instructions to fix it. Then discovered the Youtube instructions don't work. And only one of the Youku instruction videos runs and only shows a performance in Chinese.
Total waste of money.

Just received this Wand to Ball by JL Magic.
There are no instructions except for a card with QR codes to take you to YouTube for Performance and Explanation.

The prop appears to be well made and after playing around with it for 30 minutes although a little noisy in operation I was satisfied that it will be going in the musical segment of my shows.

Been messing with bond lees balls for three years or so. Thought it was time to buy some effects to routine them with. I bought an automatic silk to ball from eBay which came from a throughly debated on the cafe Chinese website(broke it the first night) I was Leary when purchasing this because of that. What a solid product magicat has delivered.
There’s a bit of noise but I’ve heard worse.
The instructions are on a paper slip in we code with one on each side wish they would have just put the tutorial and explanation in English on the same side(minor gripe) and am hoping there is a way to access the video with out the wrong code(in case I lose that tiny paper).
The instructions have no verbage it all done with visual explanations, which some may knock but I found them clear and precise.
Packaging is beautiful and I’m not usually one to care about this esthetic, manicat joon has been great on social media with answering any questions as well. Best purchase of the year so far!