Quiet, still, somewhere else
- Hours vanish and nobody remembers the day
- Every "five more minutes" ends in a battle
- Siblings sit side by side, playing alone
One box. Floating targets, foam darts and a room that suddenly gets loud. Hover Shot pulls kids off the sofa and into the game — no screens, no batteries of excuses, no nagging from you.
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School's done. The tablet's out. Twenty minutes becomes two hours, and the only thing moving is a thumb. You've tried asking nicely. You've tried the timer. Nothing competes with a screen — unless it's more fun than the screen.
A gentle column of air holds each ball in mid-hover. Hit one and it drops, spins, bounces — then floats straight back up for the next shot. It's the kind of instant, physical feedback a screen has been faking all along.
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The hover
Balls rise and hold steady on a column of air.
The hit
A clean shot drops it, spins it, sends it bouncing.
The rematch
Nobody stops at one round. Ever.
10
Hoverballs in the box
Enough targets for a full family round.
10
Soft foam darts
Light, safe indoors, easy to reload.
60s
From box to first shot
No tools, no app, no setup sulk.
Instant hits, instant scores, instant rematch. The same dopamine loop kids chase online — except they're standing up and you're in the room.
Crouching, pivoting, sprinting to collect darts. They'll play until they're pink-cheeked and never once notice it was good for them.
Take turns, keep score, invent house rules. Different ages can play the same round without anyone being bored or beaten.
Aim, breathe, adjust, try again. Real hand-eye practice and patience — the quiet kind of concentration screens tend to scatter.
Small enough for a hallway, sturdy enough for the garden. When plans collapse, this is the box that rescues the day.
Once on the day, then every time a friend comes over. Arrives boxed and ready — no wrapping panic, no forgotten batteries.
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“First thing in weeks that got all three of us off our phones at the same time.”
Dan M. · Leeds
“Took it to her party and it entertained nine kids for an hour. No screens in sight.”
Priya R. · Birmingham
“They're up before me setting it up in the hall. I'll take the noise, honestly.”
Kate H. · Bristol
“Nana beat him twice. He demanded a rematch on Sunday. That's a memory made.”
Michelle O. · Glasgow
Lift out the hover base, blaster, 10 hoverballs and 10 darts. Everything you need is in the box — no tools, no assembly puzzle.
Drop the balls onto the nozzles and they rise into a steady hover. Dial the airflow up for a wobblier, harder challenge.
Take turns, count hits, make up house rules. Balls float back up on their own, so the game never stops for a reset.
Two bases mean two players never wait a turn — and the second box solves a birthday you'd forgotten about. Every set below is £19.98 off RRP, per box.
£29.99
The starting point. RRP £49.97 — you save £19.98.
£59.98
Head-to-head play, no waiting. RRP £99.94 — you save £39.96.
£89.97
Sorts birthdays and Christmas in one go. RRP £149.91 — you save £59.94.
The reviews we hear most often aren't about the toy. They're about what the house sounded like afterwards.
“My seven-year-old used to disappear into YouTube the second he got home. Now he's got a scoreboard on the fridge and he's teaching his sister to aim. I didn't expect a toy to change our afternoons.”
“Bought it hoping for twenty minutes of peace. Got a full-blown family tournament with commentary. My husband is worryingly competitive about it.”
“Sturdier than I expected for the price, and the darts are soft enough that I'm relaxed about it indoors. Three months in and it's still the first thing they reach for.”
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It's designed for ages 6 and up. Younger children can absolutely join in from closer range — and in most homes the grown-ups end up playing hardest of all.
Yes. The darts are lightweight foam and the hoverballs are soft, so they won't mark walls or knock over the good lamp. Aim away from faces, and you're fine in a hallway or living room.
A couple of metres is plenty. Set the base on a flat floor or table and stand back as far as the room allows — more distance simply makes it harder and more fun.
The airflow is adjustable, so the challenge scales as their aim improves. Add house rules, timed rounds or team play and it stays fresh — it's a game, not a gadget with one trick.
It arrives in a printed retail box that looks the part under a tree or on a party table — no extra wrapping needed if you're short on time.
You have 30 days to send it back for a full refund. If it doesn't earn its place on your floor, you shouldn't be paying for it.
No lecture, no screen-time chart, no negotiation. Just a box on the floor and two kids arguing over who goes first.
£49.97
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