Larger Coverage Area Star Projector, with Changing Nebula and Galaxy Shapes Night Light

10/10 my grandson love it .says it calms his mind down after a long day at school and hanging with his friends

Bought these for my boys and they love em. They take it everywhere they go. Looks really cool.

Love this little projector! I have it in my bedroom. I use it on the slow speed in red at night with Pink Floyd music playing on the timer. Great sleep aid. Highly recommend.

I’ve learned a lot about these devices. What you’re getting here is basically a toy. Great for kids and adults might like it too. But it’s NOT a planetarium projector. It produces two “artificial” light effects. 1) Green “stars” from a laser light. These are very bright. Quite sharp. Lots of them! Supposedly, you can reduce the number of stars via the remote, but I’ve never seen any difference after pushing that button. Some of the stars are in a repeated pattern. They do NOT flicker individually. They do not move. Rather they turn off after about 30 seconds, then all come back on again. Secondly, the primary bulb projects “nebula” which can have different effects and colors. It does however tend to make the room rather bright. The remote is rather fussy. Buttons don’t always work (despite new battery).

It is a nice way to add Ambience to a dark room. I question why the stars on all of these units are green instead of white. You can always disable the star function though. I wish this model would have had the moon projection included in the spiral Galaxy multicolor effect. Also, the remote control for these units affect other units and other products due to the limited bandwidth frequency allotted to this type of remote control. A remote control from one unit will cause changes in other units in the room. No big deal but something to consider if you tend to buy these relatively inexpensive gadgets to brighten up your life.

My son got this for Easter, and was SO excited. The stars are great. Wish they could be on constant instead of fading in and out, but not a big deal. The bigger disappointment is the dimmer function doesn't work for the galaxy projection. He loves the look of it, but it's too bright for bedtime. If the dimmer worked, it would be excellent!

This is the second one trying out. The first unit a Rosetta did not perform as advertised. This unit is very nice. Can place anywhere in the room and aim it where you want and center it on the ceiling. The movement of the colors is great. Personally I like the deep blue on the slow speed and the brightness on low and the stars fade in and out nicely. Of course it was a little more money, but it actually does as advertised. Does fill a 12x14 ceiling and the upper portion of the walls with a nice light. Just take the time to find the perfect spot and adjust the proper aim in the dark. We found aiming the center on the bedroom ceiling fan works great. With the white fan blade’s going around gave it a extra affect and reflection. Good decent product. Very enjoyable. Great for those spontaneous romantic nights under the stars.

It’s funThe music that comes through the speaker isn’t great quality but the lights are awesome