On May 13, 2026, TomB wrote:
I second that Peter X has great customer service. magicandcards is one of the best online magic shops with clever products. They look simple but pack a real punch. This looks like another winner!

On May 14, 2026, Jared wrote:
I really like the look of this as well (a very magical experience for the spectator). But as others have pointed out, I also have concerns about the durability since props tend to take a beating during strolling gigs. But if Peter could offer purchaser's a video tutorial on how to transfer the device into a new card box, then I will almost surely take the plunge.

On May 15, 2026, dooblehorn wrote:
I know everybody loves this and it's handmade and a clever gimmick, etc, etc. Can you control how long it can be shaken before it stops making a rattle? It's just an awful lot for a card box,honestly

On May 18, 2026, castype wrote:
Excellent customer service. I had a samll issue and Peter went above and beyond to fix it. The product works great.

On May 14, 2026, Jared wrote:
I really like the look of this as well (a very magical experience for the spectator). But as others have pointed out, I also have concerns about the durability since props tend to take a beating during strolling gigs. But if Peter could offer purchaser's a video tutorial on how to transfer the device into a new card box, then I will almost surely take the plunge.

On May 28, 2026, Jared wrote:
I thought I would circle back to share my thoughts about Gone Ring. Firstly, I want to thank Peter X for doing what he promised to do by making a tutorial that teaches how to transfer the gimmick when the box eventually gets worn. I am not an arts and crafts guy, but this is well within my capabilities. So, if you're looking at the price (expensive for a card box) rest assured, your money will not go down the drain. You'll have this in your arsenal for MANY years thanks to having the ability to rebuild a new unit when the time eventually comes.

When I first received mine, I will be honest that I was a bit disappointed because I couldn't dislodge the gimmick by shaking it hard or tapping it on a table. It wouldn't budge. So, I reached out to my friend Robert Sixx for advice, and he told me that it will gradually loosen... He was right. It did get better after spending only about 10 minutes playing with it. I also heard from another magician friend that they are making the "gimmick' a bit larger now to make this easier. So, if you order now this will be a non-issue.

The 'vanish' is a thing of beauty...After you experience this yourself, you'll quickly see how amazing this is going to play for spectators. The fact that the magic happens in THEIR hands is freaking awesome!! You are so far ahead of your audience. The next stage of course is where and how to re-produce the borrowed ring? I thought long and hard about this but found the PERFECT solution for strolling/ table-hopping with Dean Dill's long but forgotten 'Ring Finale'. It's basically a leather pouch filled with cheap inexpensive rings. Now you can create a routine that plays something like this, "Don't worry, if anything should happen to your ring, I will be happy to offer you any one of these fine rings" which you then hand to a second spectator. Then of course, the ring vanishes and appears INSIDE the leather pouch along with the others. Another possibility would be the Sansmind ring box, but I don't own one.

All told, this is a really nice innovation. Although, one suggestion that comes to mind is if there was a way to 'dock' the gimmick so that it won't make any premature noise before you place the ring inside. Maybe something like a magnet on the outside of the card box that you steal off while putting the cards into your pocket. I'll have to speak to Peter about this. But either way, rest-assured this will be a great purchase if you want hard-hitting magic that your audience will PHYSICALLY EXPERIENCE!!