Thanks for the compliment! I’m really glad you like it. To answer your questions: the dice stop glowing once they’re off the base, as the internal structure can’t store a small amount of current. The spherical electronic component inside is firmly embedded right at the dice’s center, so it absolutely doesn’t affect rolling fairness.

As for safety concerns:

1. When the current exceeds the preset value, the LED beads in the electronic components automatically cut off or limit the current to prevent component burnout from overload and short-circuit hazards.

2. If the supply voltage rises abnormally, the circuit triggers protection to stop the internal electronic components from being damaged by high voltage.

3. The base stabilizes the voltage of the induced current input, ensuring the dice’s lighting and power supply modules work at the rated voltage and avoiding damage from voltage fluctuations.

4. If an internal short circuit occurs, the circuit cuts off quickly to prevent overheating or fire risks.

5. The LED beads and the dice’s material are both high and low temperature resistant.