Rank #5 · LEMATRIX
LEMATRIX Flying Orb Ball Toy (Black)
Price checked August 11, 2026. Prices change — Amazon's page is the source of truth.
TL;DR
Cheap, simple, and black — which is a strange choice for a toy that is at its best after dark. Fine as a second ball, weak as your only one.
Good for
- A spare ball
- Daytime play
- Tight budgets
Not for
- Evening play
- Anyone buying only one
Specifications
| Category | Hand-controlled flying orb ball |
|---|---|
| Control | Motion sensor, no remote |
| Charging | USB |
| Colour tested | Black |
| Setup | None — shake and throw |
| Weight | Light |
TL;DR
It does the job. It also does nothing that the balls above it do not do better, and its dark shell is genuinely hard to track at dusk.
Who it is for
Someone adding a second ball so two children can play at once.
Materials and build
Light plastic, no remote, nothing to pair or lose.
First session
Fast to start. Tracking it against a dark hedge is the frustrating part.
How families use it
Daytime garden play, mostly.
Evidence
Rated 4.2 from 4,561 reviews when we checked, with repeated praise for seller support.
Care and durability
Standard care. Charge it fully before storing it for the winter.
Price and warranty
Verified at $25.60 against a $32.00 list price. Price checked August 11, 2026 and may change — Amazon's page is the source of truth.
Alternatives
If you are buying one ball rather than a spare, our #1 pick is the one I would spend the money on.
Alternatives we tested
- #1 The Orbi Boomerang Ball — Families who want the kids outside tonight, not next weekend
- #2 AMERFIST Flying Orb Ball Toy (Golden) — Buyers who want the highest-volume Amazon listing
- #3 ATHLERIA Magic Flying Orb Ball — Younger kids who need the extra rotor guarding
- #4 Tikduck Flying Orb Ball — Older kids playing mostly outdoors