I like to have a product that does all the work, and this is one. Very fun to perform and people react well also you can hand it out for inspection that blows people away.

My Dad did this one on me several years ago. It was so good that when I got into magic it was one of the first things I remembered. Don't underestimate the effect, people will flip when there is no longer black and white. Problems include about a 10 second reset, slight preperation, and a reason to show people the trick (patter).

This one is just too cool to possibly do it justice with a keyboard.

I have been performing magic for a few decades now and this was one of the first tricks that I ever bought. After all these years it is still one of my most performed effects.

I do not agree that this is just a "kids" trick. If presented as a straight piece of Magic it would probably seem pretty goofy. But, if presented in the right way (I use comedy) and with the right attitude it has an awesome impact on my peers (older geezers) as well.

If you are truly "Born To Perform" I am sure that you can figure out how to take this effect and create Magical Moments and Maniacal Merriment for the Masses for Many Years.

Buy it! You will not be sorry.

This is a great trick. I really like it and use it almost everywhere I go. The only reason I gave it four stars is because that "the gimmick" doesn't always work great. Anyway, with some patter it can be covered up quite well. Also, when spectators examine it, they are completely fooled. They will rub them together, check your pockets or whatever then can think up to figure it out(which they never do!) Overall I reccomend this trick.

This trick can be made fairly with the right patter. It is also very visual. IT is about 90% examinable. IF people look at it for a long time they could probably figure it out. The chips are also very high quality and they look cool. Overall great trick

This trick, I've found, is explosive on the streets. Sure, it's not impromptu, but with the right handeling and patter this thing is an animal. It is very simple: ADD TO CART. End of story.

In conclusion, it's an extremely simple illusion that gets great reactions. Get this, they are extremely well made, they finish clean and can be inspected. Also, trick reset is quick.
Here's the problem, these can get pricey for this size and PM, who is my "go to" supplier for anything magic seems to rarely have them "in stock". I haven't seen them within the last year. Hmmm, what's up with that?
Nonetheless, I had to find a set somewhere else ( I don't recall where...) and when I did, I got 2 sets for about 25.00 each which is less expensive than these (again...is very rare).
I hope PM gets these in stock for everyone soon. It's a great illusion.

This is a pretty nice effect. The gimmicks are reliable, and they actually do hold up to moderate scrutiny, even though you don't end up clean, despite what the demo video claims.

It's very easy to do... no sleights required. The only problem is that these things look like magic props. There's nothing organic about them. This draws attention and suspicion, and even though they can be examined a bit, like I said, you do not end clean. A spectator is going to look at items like this and automatically assume there's some sort of gimmick involved.

A similar effect is CAPtivated. It's the same sort of effect where an item appears to change, it uses a similar type of gaff, but the difference is that bottle caps ARE a very common, natural item, which adds to the magic, and in that routine, you do end totally clean. Also, the change can happen in the spectator's hand, which is always a bonus.
Plus it's a whole lot cheaper. So if you like the general idea of this routine, I'd take a look a CAPtivated first before pulling the trigger on this one.

Here is a great trick that is so small that you can carry it anywhere. Watch as the colours change on both disks, both sides. It's pretty tricky and I don't think your audience will figure it out. Don't expect the reactions to be huge with this one. From my experiences, the spectators mostly just "ooo" and "aah". Aside from that, it's a great little trick.

I LOVE these things. Many years ago, my friend performed it on me and I had no idea how they worked. I got into magic about a year and a half ago, but I finally purchased them. At first, I was skeptical of the high price, but after getting them, I would gladly pay (seriously) two times as much. The gimmick is awesome--nobody ever expects it. My friends will see me do it, then I do something "suspicious." When they ask to see it again, I avoid that "suspicious" thing, and they are stunned. Maybe 1 person will figure it out after MAYBE and hour of hard inspecting. The brass works well, but the gimmick occasionally doesn't function properly (people who purchased it know what I mean!) Either way, this trick is superb.

ADD TO CART!! IT IS AWESOME!!!!