If you're curious about how tricky it is to get the VGAzer Levitating Moon Lamp to float, I've got some insights for you. Making this lamp levitate might feel a bit fiddly at first, but with a touch of patience, it's not too hard to get the hang of it.

Based on our research, the key is to start with a stable surface for the wooden base. Once everything's steady, plug it in and gently lower the moon lamp towards the center until you find that sweet spot where the magnetic magic happens, and it holds the lamp in mid-air.

You might need to try a few times to get it just right, but when you do, it's pretty awesome. A helpful tip is to choose a spot that’s pretty quiet because noise or vibrations can mess with the magnetic balance.

Also, try to keep your hands steady when positioning the lamp — practice definitely helps here.

Aside from its floating trick, the lamp comes with 16 different colors you can adjust with a remote. You can switch it up with flash, fade, and strobe modes.

However, according to the manufacturer's description, it doesn't have a memory function, so it won't remember your last setting when you turn it off. Keeping the remote handy is a good idea so you can quickly set your preferred mode again.

Overall, while there might be a small learning curve to get the lamp floating just right, those who've used it find that the payoff is worth it for the enchanting and unique addition it brings to a room.

A little patience can really make this piece a standout feature in your home.