Showing posts with label reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reviews. Show all posts

Monday, March 29, 2010

user reviews of d°light bubbles


"Love the prodcut and how it looks. The touch of the silicone is very
pleasing and tactile. Lovehow you can use it in so many different ways. My
concern is how do we change the light once it goes? Where do we get
replacements???" 3/19/10 by Valitsa

"excellent product. quality design. overall a fantastic value and highly
recommended." 3/28/10 by Jakub

" d°light bubbles is a very interesting product. Not only a functional
source, the ability to squeeze the balls provide a function to relief stress.
Highly recommended. I would give it 5 stars if the light bulbs are exchangeable
when it fuses and the choice of lights other than warm color." 3/28/10 by
Steven

"it's so fun to squeeze i can't keep my hands off it! and the silicone
feels soft to touch... very fun to play with!" 3/26/10 by jojo
Here we would like to answer some concerns:
  • To Valitsa: there is a way to change the LED, however, it’s not so easy as changing the light bulb. It involves soldiering… probably best to send it back to the manufacturer and have them fix it. The good news is, the manufacturer ensured us that if used properly, the LEDs should last for about 100,000 hours.
  • To Steven: You are thinking what we are thinking!! Exchangeable silicone bubbles of different sizes and shapes are the next step for d°light bubbles!!!

Diana Lin design LLC

Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Recent publications and reviews

PC Magazine :: PCMAG.COM The independent guide to technology:


4. d-light Huggable

Geek out your bedroom with these devices:
"Have you hugged your pillow today? The d-light Huggable, designed by Diana Lin..."
See article online

The Plain Dealer :: Cleveland Newspaper

"The d°light provides all the warmth, comfort and brightness of a spouse -- without the emotional baggage" -- John Campanelli, Plain Dealer Reporter
See article online


HealthNewsDigest.com :: Current and Breaking News for Professionals, Consumers and Media


New Product "Huggable Light Augmenting Therapies for Sufferers of Seasonal Affective Disorder" -- Nov 17, 2007
See article online