A bulb that lights by magic.
"Mystery LED" by Wings Magic is an enigma. An unexplainable magic trick wrapped in a stunning work of art.
Magicians and mentalists are always trying to fill their houses with magical trinkets, intriguing puzzles, impossible objects and other unique curiosities. That was the key inspiration behind the development of our Vanishing Inc. Wonders brand.
So, it's no shock that the "Mystery LED" caught our attention. Better yet, it caught it and then never let go. Despite no visible connection between the switch and bulb, you're able to to turn the light on and off.
The elegant simplicity behind the design of "Mystery LED" further fuels the mystery. It's seemingly nothing more than an LED and a switch held by a piece of glass slotted in a beautiful retro wooden base. It assembles and disassembles easily for convenient storage, while also allowing you to confidently hand it out to be inspected. There's nothing for your audience to find.
"Mystery LED" is a surefire conversation starter that leaves a lasting impression. Like the massively popular "Less is More", it is a brain-busting illusion that tantalizes the mind in a way that no ordinary magic trick could.
The covert, specially-designed electronic base is operated by remote control, allowing instant illumination at your desired moment. The remote has a long range of 5 to 10 meters and a rechargeable battery allows 10 hours of standby time when fully charged. Each set contains three LEDs in different colors.
"Mystery LED" by Wings Magic comes with
- Specially designed electronic base
- Three LEDs in different colors
- USB Type-C charging cable
- Ergonomic remote control
- Glass cleaning cloth
- Other accessories
CREDITING NOTE FROM THE CREATORS
Lubor Fiedler posted a similar apparatus on his YouTube page in 2014. But the inner-workings and method were never exposed. Wings Magic would like to thank the late great magician for his pioneering efforts and dedicates "Mystery LED" to the countless brilliant contributions he made to our community.
