Collectible Large Crystal Acrylic Glass 7 Stars Balls, 7 Pcs with Gift Box, 76MM (3 in) in Diameter, Orange with Red Stars

These dragon balls look fantastic! They are acrylic resin balls with 3D stars inside (I’ve seen many where the stars are just stickers). They are true to size, 76mm. They’re almost the size of the real earth dragon balls from the show, but the largest I’ve found so I can’t complain. They’re flawless. All in all, if you’re looking for accurate dragon balls that are decently priced, I’d say get these! Oh and they’re all individually wrapped in ziplocks when they first arrive. Happy about that.

Loved it

I got these as a gift for a friend and she loved them.

They are perfect in every way.These are way better and bigger than expected. I got them for Xmas for my hubby, and he loves them. And yes they are life sized as well as flawless 😍 .They came in at a reasonable time. The package is is in Japanese and was not perfect but the interior is beautiful. The clarity of the balls is just as you would hope for.

They look as advertised and came in a nice gift box that had the dragon ball z design all over it and the box was in mint condition a little dusty but it had no imperfections whats so ever, the balls are made of a hard pvc plastic that have a nice smooth feel to them though they arent made from a single piece so theres a seem thats visible along the center where the two halves meet if this bothers you dont buy these even though you cant see the line when you position the balls so you can see all the stars i know this fact still bothers alot of people so yes there will be a visible line along the side but it not that bad. Its kinda luck if you get a good set tho i can tell there might be some errors when they manufacture these as the 3 star ball had a small air bubble in the center but the rest seem to be flawless. If your a stickler for details then these may or may not meet your expectations so be wary, If you dont mind a few small imperfections then id recommend these.

Have bought multiple Dragon Ball gift sets, but this 76mm diameter (baseball size) is the only way to go for the most realistic version.

I really liked these Dragon Balls. The size is perfect and they look very good quality. They'll look great in my collection. The price was also much cheaper than other stores.

To begin: This is a great set, and a must-have for any fan of the Dragon Ball series. The balls look and feel awesome when held, with a mesmerizing translucency and reflectiveness when hit by light (see first pic). My guess is that each weighs 7oz. or thereabouts, or just slightly heavier than a billiard ball (though about 25% larger). I was lucky enough to receive the included display box in good condition, though I notice some of the older reviewers weren't so lucky in this regard. The box itself is a high quality cardboard, unlike packaging cardboard, and will presumably last for sometime. The balls themselves are situated atop an individually indented foam sheet, draped with a lovely golden silk-like handkerchief. I wasn't expecting to keep them in the box, but now I just might. However, there is one outstanding problem with the set (depending on your disposition, it may be a rather large problem), and it's with the stars inside the balls. The stars have some individual depth (i.e., slightly 3D), but they look as though the've been punched out of a larger sheet, similar to how smaller pieces in model kits are packaged. This leaves small bits of plastic (or whatever their composition) on the edges of some of the stars. (See pics 2-4). This can be a distracting blemish when viewed closely. Additionally, the stars themselves are not aligned properly with the other stars inside each of the balls, my guess as a consequence of the molding process. (See pics 2-4). (Likely procedure: Molded semi-sphere, then stars are placed atop the flat surface, followed by the pouring of the other half of the sphere, resulting in some of the stars shifting position in the process.) This is a bit annoying for the person who likes to pick them up from time to time to marvel at them, as it's always noticeable. Judging from the pictures of other reviewers, it looks like this is problem with every set, though each one is subtly different. Now, whether this is a make or break issue, I leave to others. Considering that faultless dragon ball sets either don't exist or are very expensive, this may be the sort of problem that a fan will simply have to live with.