A gift that plays back

timelume Memory Orb

  • Your own video, glowing inside glass
  • Load photos and videos over USB, swap them anytime
  • Built-in speaker, so you hear it too

Your own video, glowing inside a glass ornament. Hang it on the tree, or set it on its stand.

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  • Free shipping
  • 30-day guarantee
  • Easy returns

Order by December 10 for Christmas delivery

Shipping & returns

Most orders arrive within a week, but please allow up to 2 weeks. Shipping is free, and you'll get a tracking link by email as soon as your order is on its way.

Changed your mind? Send it back within 30 days of delivery. Email us first and we'll send you the return details.

How it works

Save your video as a square 480 × 480 MP4, connect the orb to your computer with the USB cable and copy it over. Switch it on, and it plays inside the curved glass with sound from the built-in speaker. Load several and flick between them with the button.

  • Screen: 480 × 480 resolution
  • Size: 2.7 in (7 cm) diameter
  • Weight: heavier than a typical ornament, with a glass front and a battery inside. It hangs happily on a sturdy branch, just not on the thinnest tips. The stand is in the box too.
  • Storage: 4 GB
  • Battery: 800 mAh, rechargeable, 2–4 hours of playtime
  • Loading: USB, from any computer

Need a hand with setup? Message us and we'll help.

Money-back guarantee

If you're not happy with your orb for any reason, return it within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund you in full.

    Watch it glow

    Why it feels different

    Made to be watched, not scrolled past.

    • Curved glass, deeper picture

      The round glass wraps your video around its curve, so faces and lights look deeper and more alive than on a flat screen.

    • A woman leaning in close to the glowing memory orb on its stand

      Hear it, not just see it

      A built-in speaker plays the sound with the picture: the laugh, the song, the 'happy birthday'.

    How it works

    Two steps. That's it.

    1. What's in the box: memory orb, black stand, hanging cord, USB-C cable and instructions

      Load your moments

      Charge the orb, connect it to your computer and drop in your videos, saved as square 480 × 480 MP4s. Any free editor, like CapCut, Clipchamp or iMovie, does that in a click.

    2. Memory orb glowing on its stand on a bedside table at night

      Switch it on

      Set it on its stand or hang it on the tree, and tap the button to flick between your clips.

    Stuck on setup? Message us and we'll help you get it glowing

    Reviews

    What people say about the orb

    4.8

    Rating of timelume orb

    • 5★ 79%
    • 4★ 21%
    • 3★ 0%
    • 2★ 0%
    • 1★ 0%
    Photo from a buyer

    Good to know

    Questions

    How do I put my video on it?

    Charge the orb fully first. Then save your video as a square 480 × 480 MP4 (free editors like CapCut, Clipchamp or iMovie can do it), connect the orb to your computer with the USB cable and copy the file over. That's it.

    The little paper guide in the box can be a bit fiddly, so don't worry if it doesn't click straight away. Get in touch and we'll walk you through it.

    How long can the video be?

    The orb has 4 GB of storage, which is room for plenty of clips. Videos of a few minutes each work best.

    Does it need batteries or a cable?

    It has a rechargeable 800 mAh battery that plays for 2–4 hours on a charge. Charge it with the USB cable.

    Can it show photos too?

    Yes. Make a folder called picture on the orb and put square photos in it (480 × 480 or 400 × 400 looks best). The orb shows either videos or photos, so take the videos off when you want to show photos.

    Can I change the video later?

    Yes, as often as you like. Load several and flick between them with the button.

    Will it arrive before Christmas?

    Most orders arrive within a week, but please allow up to 2 weeks. Order by December 10 to have it in time for Christmas.

    What if it arrives damaged?

    We'll send you a free replacement. Just email us a photo of the damage, and a new orb is on its way.