The Quantum Pad

I had an idea just like this, and the only thing that stopped me was two things: 1 I know big fat zero about electronics, and 2 I'm insanely lazy; I pray each night that someone will invent the stuff I dream about, so 40 years later, someone did. I love the little added toy to make me even more lazy in magic than I already am. I would not say it's loud, but still, normal sounds of people around should help. As for myself, I always perform with background music while I speak as well; the noise problem is fixed. You get a lot of little extra goodies to keep up on the maintenance of this little race-car of magic, yea this is nothing like a cooler, my fellow magi. This is like having a geko/rave/sleight-of-hand artist up your sleeve gimmick treat. It right. The teaching part for it is not a 5 start at all. They sort of assume you can read subtitles as fast as they talk, and there are a few over-the-shoulder views that are just looking at the guy's arm. This means no one bothers to review the video when done; so sad. Still, you can learn to maintain and perform from the info; as for storage, when not in use, put it back in the box it came with, unless you me. I got a small travel hard travel bag and strapped that sucker in like it was going to the electric chair. Battery life is great. FYI, the battery is the same as many RC cars or as in AirSoft guns. The controller is the only part I think they didn't put a lot of thought into. You get two, and it is the one for the use oddly for your feet, aka toe switching. All in all, great effects can be done if you do this right. I don't care if you're just new in Magic or Season Pro. This is a game-changer. Worth the money