Star Projector, Auroral Galaxy Night Light, with Changing Nebula and Galaxy Shapes Galaxy Night Light

Make sure this can’t be grabbed by small kids, because they’ll basically be looking into the sun. This thing is BRIGHT upon accidental eye contact. Had me seeing spots at just a glance! 😂😂This was better than I expected though. You can adjust the colors, not just from white to green, but blue with white, red with green, red green and blue (pictured), etc..The low to bright light is just that as well. You get very minimum lighting on the low setting (think small night light), and bright light (a dim lamp) on high. Especially with the color white on display. Haven’t test out the speaker yet, but the on/off voice sounded nice and clear.The only personal small con I’ve found so far, which may very well just be user error (since I accidentally threw out the instructions), is that I can’t seem to keep the stars on. The only options I find are for the fading stars or off completely.Definitely not a deal breaker though. 👍🏻

Absolutely thrilled with this product! My son absolutely adores it, and I can see why. It's not only adorable but also incredibly easy to manage. Plus, the ambiance it creates is simply amazing. Couldn't be happier!

You get what you pay for. Throws a decent light, the different modes for color switching are nice (solid or shifting between white, blue, green, and red). Plastic does feel cheap, speaker is muffled and brings back some odd nostalgia of my cassette players of childhood. I mainly got it as mood lighting for movie or game nights, and it serves that purpose well. Having a remote to manually turn on and off is also a plus.

Got for my niece. Compared it to a projector I got for my nephew that looks like a Dino egg the Dino egg is really cool too and the projection is great. But this projection is just better in my opinion because it covers more surface area. But the other one is slightly better designs. Not much better though they are both great choices.

Never thought I'd be so blown away by a light fixture, but here I am. This device provides the right amount of lighting for those nights where you want to relax without the brightness of a lamp or recess lights from the ceiling. It is Bluetooth compatible allowing music, etc to set the tone along with the display. You have the option to add stars to the visual or simply use an array of cosmic colors. Also included on the miniature remote control (requires 2 "AAA" batteries) is a timer option to automatically turn off the light. I am more than satisfied.

So, we ended up with two different galaxy projectors for our kid’s room…this one and the one that looks like an astronaut.Each had its pros and cons, but we ended up going with the astronaut.Pros of this galaxy projector:1) The nebula display was by far the best. Very wide (covered the whole ceiling) and much better looking overall.2) Voice controls3) Bluetooth speaker…BUT, the speaker itself is pretty crappy. So overall the bluetooth ability wasn’t enough of a reason to keep it.Pros of the astronaut galaxy projector:1) Looks way cooler…I mean, it’s a sweet looking astronaut.2) Ability to really angle the projector at a sharp angle. This is really the main reason we went with the astronaut projector. In our kid’s room, the projector needed to be on one end of the room or the other and pointed up at the ceiling. The astronaut projector was capable of adjusting its angle to still cover the middle of the ceiling with the nebula and walls with stars.Overall, this projector (for which I’m writing the review) wasn’t able to angle enough to still cover the middle of the ceiling with the nebula when positioned at the far end of the room. At the most extreme angle I could manage, the nebula was only on one third of the ceiling and the stars at the far end of the room were all stretched out and looked bad. This didn’t work for us. The astronaut projector was able to angle enough to still get the nebula in the middle of the room and keep all the stars sharp pin points of light.I would say that this projector is only ideal if you can place it in the very middle of a room on a coffee table or something. So maybe for parties or just a chill night at home. But it really doesn’t work well in a child’s room at one far end of the room.

Got this as a gift for my 8 year-old grandaughter. She LOVES it! She installed the light by herself, figured out the remote, and spent over an hour lying in the floor gazing at the stars and colors swirling above. It was so pretty and relaxing I got myself one!

Loved how the galaxy colors and stars move and change. My grand daughter loves to "reach for the stars" I don't use the blue tooth much as the quality sounds like a transistor radio. Still consider it a great buy and worth the money. Covers my entire master room ceiling.