Galaxy Projector for Bedroom, HD Image Star Projector Galaxy Light Adjustable Knob, 13 Film Discs Planetarium Projector for Kids, 360° Rotating 1/2h Timer Simple 3-Button Control Deep Black

My daughter likes so much.

This has become part of the bedtime routine — she loves picking which color/pattern to fall asleep to, and it’s turned a sometimes-difficult bedtime into something she actually looks forward to. Image quality is sharp and clear, not a blurry or faint projection like cheaper versions can have. Covers a good portion of the ceiling and walls, doesn’t feel like a small underwhelming projection. Remote makes it easy to adjust settings without getting up. Doubles as a calming nightlight, not too bright or overstimulating right before sleep. Quiet operation, no distracting fan noise. Great addition if you’re looking for something that makes bedtime a little more special without relying on screens.

Amazing, I’m enjoying every single minute of this, it makes my night magical.

Very cool little gadget. The speakers are a little bit low quality but it is nice

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The image of the moon is great. The others look like they were drawn. There is only a 2 hour limit. No remote or easy way to turn it back on. I’m in a wheel chair so it’s difficult. Otherwise the image of the moon rotating on my bedroom ceiling is very soothing.

I almost didn't buy this because of some of the negative reviews, but it is clear that they did not read the directions: 1. Some reviews said that the image was blurry. I thought this as well and almost returned it, but decided to check the manual first. It says that the focus can be adjusted by twisting the central projection piece. All other functions are controlled by pressing buttons, so I can see why people missed this. After adjusting the focus, my picture was bright and clear. 2. At least one review said that the only option was to leave it on all the time or to have a timer for one 1 hour. But this is not true. You can press the timer button mutliple times to cycle through a 1 to 4 hour timer. 3. It comes with 13 film discs, and many of the pictures are in full color. It's really breathtaking. While my master bedroom is smaller than most, it filled up my ceiling nicely (though my ceiling fan really interfered with the image). You can also aim it at a wall. My only regret is that I wish there was a way to cycle through the various images by just pressing a button. You need to pull out the disc manually and replace it with another disc, after removing it from its case, each time you want to do this. It takes less than a minute, but is annoying and means you need to keep them nearby and not lose them.

What an almost-product. TL;DR: even considering how affordable this is, it's really handicapped by bad choices. In exactly the right circumstances, you can get a really cool moon background. It’s okay for kids or folks who just want some cool spacey color when going to sleep, but weak as a planetarium and limited for ambiance in other contexts. The next step up is the Sega homestar matataki at 3x the cost with poor brightness and only 2 poorly reviewed discs, and then the sega flux at 7x the cost…there are no good options I know of. First the slides. The single special flagship slide of the moon with a galaxy off to the side and some nice details is in black and white and has super-fine detail. It's lovely, and looks impressive in a very dark room. The other 12 slides, in addition to being much lower resolution and blurry no matter how you try to focus them, are rainbow puke over saturated like a bad video game or 70s lounge, and generally too closely cropped. Among them there isn't a single slide that manages to stay out of it's own way and JUST BE STARS or a single well-presented deep-sky object. The box proudly proclaims the slides "are the consumable component" and recommends you cycle between them to extend the life of the product. Which makes it even more lame that it is difficult and/or expensive to buy any more slides, and you can never be sure of compatibility because the product and its clones are all hand-wavey with specifics. The "vendor" FlyEagle has a website and store... but it's a "demo store"! I'm ordering some from AliEx for nine bucks each, and I guess we'll see if they work. In my search for more "special" high-resolution slides often called "5k" or "HD glass" - all black and white due to the special process I presume - I found three slides for purchase that were well done: the moon by itself, the milky way and just anonymous stars. These were the only ones without constellation lines, oversaturation, collages of miscellaneous space junk, or poor framing. I'm hoping they are good, compatible, and last as the only compelling slides in the entire library that I have seen so far. The production quality, aesthetic, and design choices of the rest are so poor. Now to the device. The projector is so dim you need a pitch black room to use the recommended 6ft - 10ft. Any light - reading, tv, monitor, subdued office/gaming lighting - and it is pretty washed out at 3ft. You have a choice of 4, 2, or 1 hours. There is no "on" apparently because the slides wear out so fast. It looks like a single 1 watt led, probably with insufficient IR/UV filtering to save a few cents contributing to the limited lifespan of the slides. It forgets the rotation setting, so every time you turn it on you have to turn off the rotation, again. I will probably crack the case and disable it, as I'd rather be able to turn it on with automation and not get seasick or have it mess up the framing. The power jack is incompatible with the stand, so when you're projecting on a wall, it sticks straight up, as the other direction the cord collides with the base. Why not put it on the side where the slide drawer is? or counter sink the jack? or make the stand a little taller? The focus control is just the sphere around the lens - sloped and lacking any lever or ribbing to grab, so you can't pinch or grab ANYTHING. It's like trying to gently twist a firmly held egg, so it takes your other hand to push on the device, and of course the whole unit is wiggling a ton, making the task frustrating and slow. There are so many ways to solve this well, and they chose none of them.

Received not working, and product damaged.

This product is really interesting. I read all the reviews and made my own mind up.I do recommend this product. Just sit back and re-lack,smiles.

This projector is awesome. The slides that come with it are really clear and look fantastic. You can do focus the lens and the timer is a useful feature. Super happy with the quality!

12 HD disc excellent picture quality on disc , my 3 and 5 year old absolutely love it great night light and projector.

1.Product is decent quality. 2.The quality of the picture is not 4k. Even we tr 3.No battery backup, which cause need extention box or power bank.