Step 140 secLoad The Batteries
Open the panel on the back, drop in three AAA batteries, close it. That is the only assembly there is.
A gothic doorbell with a giant eye that rolls, blinks and glows — then screams the moment somebody presses the button. Halloween magic for your front door.
Moving eye
Rolls, blinks and glows
Scream sound
Startles every visitor
Installs in minutes
No special tools needed
Why the door beats the lawn
An inflatable on the lawn is scenery. Something moving at arm's length, right where their hand is already going, is a different thing entirely.
Mounted beside a front doorSame porch, same brick
Drag the handle. One of these porches gets a polite knock. The other one gets a reaction.
Four steps, one door
No ladder, no extension cord, no holes in your door frame.
Step 140 secOpen the panel on the back, drop in three AAA batteries, close it. That is the only assembly there is.
Step 210 secThe hook is moulded into the back. A nail, wreath hanger or command strip all work.
Step 320 secPut it where a real doorbell would be. If they have to look for the button, it stops working.
Step 40 secThe eye starts moving on its own. The first knock of the night does the rest.
Why the door wins
Kids clock a lawn decoration from half a block away and keep walking. They do not clock this one until their hand is already on it.
| What matters | Ghost EYE | Lawn decorations |
|---|---|---|
| Moves before anyone touches it | ✓ | ✗ |
| Works at arm's length, not across the yard | ✓ | ✗ |
| Makes a sound people react to | ✓ | ✗ |
| Up in under two minutes | ✓ | ✗ |
| Fits in a drawer on November 1st | ✓ | ✗ |
| Survives being left out in the rain | ✗ | ✓ |
| Needs no batteries | ✗ | ✓ |
Start to finish
1
Hook on the back. Nail, wreath hanger, or command strip.
2
Three AAA batteries in the back panel and the eye wakes up.
3
The gold button under PUSH TO RING does the rest.
One door is all it takes
Hang it tonight. Take it down in five seconds on November 1st.