Unicorn Lighted Canvas Wall Art LED Framed Picture with Timer, Battery Operated Poster Anxiety Relief Bedroom Decoration Home Decor Gift (Shiny Unicorn)

My daughter asked for a unicorn poster, and this was one of the first things I found. I’m so glad I got it! The light is super bright, the colors are so vibrant, and it’s just overall really great. I would definitely recommend it!

Granddaughter loves it

Awesome. Lights are fantastic at night. 5 y. o. grandaughter loves it! Great value.

I love this picture and so do my granddaughters. I bought it for their room which has a unicorn theme. It's definitely a standout with the lighted stars. It's really pretty. The only drawback is that it is battery operated and they love it so much they want to use it as a night light.

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I loved how this looked when it lit up. However had difficulties keeping iton when battery cover wa on.

I bought this picture to remind me of what I am, beautiful and unique. i love the design and the fact that it lights up making it come alive.

The media could not be loaded. This canvas print is well done. The artwork is nice just by itself, but with the lights turned on it takes it to a new level. The switch for the lights is located on the right side of the canvas, so you can turn it on and off without trying to get behind it - definitely useful for something that is hung on a wall.It is a little bit thicker than most canvas prints, but the back is covered to protect the electronics adding that extra thickness. The back has mounting hardware at the top on the left and right sides (but not in the middle) - I'm not sure why it wasn't just one in the middle, but you could always just move one and remove the other. (It is a little heavier than a normal canvas print, but not *that* heavy by any means.) Personally, I am using 2 pairs of large removable Velcro picture hanging strips and it stays up fine.See the attached video for a quick recording of the lights, including showing the artwork with the lights turned off and on - it looks nice either way.It requires 3 AA batteries - for now I am using 3 rechargeable batteries, and so far do not know how long they will last. The blinking LED's don't use much power, but the "backlight" portion for the unicorn may use more, but so far I'm not sure. But I plan to get more sets of "dummy" batteries that use a thin cable that allows the battery compartment to actually be powered with a 4.5V USB powered cable. While it means I will have a cord to worry about, I won't have to worry about battery waste (especially if it is left on - it will use minimal electricity, but it is still far more efficient to just use USB power instead of replacing batteries). But this is also a personal preference, as any 3 AA batteries will work fine (although I still recommend good quality rechargeable batteries).