Hanukkah Electonica, Cool LED Menorah, Modern and Pocket-sized

Thank you, Banana Design Lab, for creating such an adorable menorah. I am sending it to my daughter for her dorm room. This will be the first time she will not be home for any part of Hanukkah.I took it out of the box and tried it out before sending it to her. It works beautifully and the gentle flicker of the lights is the crowning touch.The box protects it well and would make traveling with this menorah a breeze. The dimensions of the box are 6.5" by 2.75" by .75" and there is a cardboard insert inside, cut to hold the menorah and battery. There is also a piece of foam to keep things from slipping around.The menorah takes up most of the length of the box with the battery laying flat at one end. Sorry, I have already re-taped the box shut for shipping, but it looks like the menorah measures just under 5" lengthwise. The menorah is flat except for very slight protrusions for switches. The 2" dimension given in the description would be when you have the battery attached, projecting out backwards.It is made in China but I was happy to see it designated lead-free.

This clever and cute little LED Hanukkah menorah is easy to use and was a fun way to "represent my people" in the office during the holiday. It fits perfectly on the foot of my monitor for display. The only thing that I do not like is that it turns off on its own after a while as if the candles burned down... I do not see this as a documented "feature", so I am not certain that it is supposed to do this. I would think that the battery would be able to last all 8 days, even if left on the whole time, so I'm not sure why the creators don't allow this.

I just received this pocket-sized LED Menorah and couldn't wait to try it out. It is absolutely precious and is beyond my expectations. Very compact, easy to use, and cute. Someone really put some thought into the design because the 9v battery (included) connects to the back of the circuit board and becomes the stand. No extra parts, no excess weight -- everything stores flat in a small box which will fit in your pocket (or purse). It will be fun "lighting" the Menorah at Hanukkah this year, and the "candles" will even flicker and "burn out" 45 minutes after I light them.

I'm still using mine 5 years later, and even with the original battery... Originally got it while I was deployed, and it went on a road trip with me a couple years ago as well (nothing like driving down the road with this baby on your dashboard). Wish I could find them for sale somewhere; I have friends who love it and want their own.

My wife and I were on the road this Chanukah and wanted a menorah to take with us. We didn't want to bring candles with us, so we looked for and found this product. It is compact and does exactly what a menorah is supposed to do. I thought it was cute, as well.This product was delivered on time and was brand new when I received it.

Small, easy to travel with, works exactly as you'd expect.It's basically a circuit board with a 9V battery (included) that works as a stand. You turn it on with an on/off switch, which lights up the Shamash and then press a button on the back one time for each light. It then stays on, flickering gently, for 45 minutes before fading out.

I'd give this more stars, but I can tell it's cheaply made, the item is only about an 1/8 of an inch thick and only stands upright when a 9v battery is plugged into it. It does work great and I would recommend for travel or a dorm room. My wife bought it for a trip we took over the holidays bathe menorah is pretty cute and a conversation starter.

Check these folks out. I guarantee you will find somethingthat strikes your fancy. Buy it. Great idea, especially the waythey make each item stand up. "It's so small...."