Galaxy Projector, Night Light with Sunset Lamp, Galaxy Projector for Bedroom with Remote Control and Timer, for Kids Adults, Room Decor Gift

Lightweight and silent! Looks great on the celling, and the remote is direct.Sleep feature was key for me, and it works great!

Other than the radiation burn from the laser beams to the eyeballs, it seems to project a decent image under the ceiling!

I use this as a night light in my bedroom

I must be a sap for cool lighting!I find it helps relax me. So I have several including a Raspberry Pi I use with a Unicorn Hat (technical SB Computer gizmo - just saying I like lights), 2 Himalayan Salt Lamps, Color dome orb that rotates patterns on the walls, and a few outlet-mounted that project stars onto the ceilings.Yep. I like that stuff.This has a great "swirly" quality that the others don't have. I do like that it comes with a remote with battery installed. I don't need to program anything. Just unpack and go.What I didn't like:It comes with some sort of odd mount to hold it at an angle to say, project it onto a nearby wall, but that lacks in many ways. For one, the main one, it doesn't work. It falls off. There is no good way to attach it.Other observations:Despite the stand not working, I am aiming it mostly at a cathedral ceiling in my Living Room.It has a few backgrounds and foreground setting to come up with a color and speed of rotation. A few settings, but not super customizable. But the "swirl" is where it excels. I watched it for a good half hour and it could easily be a device you'd find helpful in self hypnosis or positive affirmations repeated back in your own words! (Note: It doesn't feature this. You would have to find some other device for that). And yes, I'll invent it with you! (I get first author).But despite the lack of stand, I gave it a 4. And that's because I'm a sap for lights 🙂 and I love the swirl of it. 👍

The media could not be loaded. I bought it twice! It's easy, but you will need a USB port or a brick.

Get it! It's awesome!

This is quite small. But it displays lights over the entire ceiling. It comes with a couple attachment to adjust the angle. I wish it was all attached and let you move the angle to what you want. You’re stuck with 2 angles (and the attachments are hard to fit on - look closely at the picture in the instructions to get them on the right way). The variations in color of lights are ok. I was hoping for something a little different. But they’re just so so. But there are some options for timer and shut off. So that’s good.I’ve bought lights like this for presents for others and this is the first one I got for me. And I wish I would have gone with the other ones I’ve bought. They’re brighter and more dynamic. Not really worth the money.

This is my liltle desktop workhorse and I must give thanks to being a very silent one at that.I call it Wall-E because it's giving a little sci-fi and a little cute as well. Its comes with an angler stand so that you can tune in your target on the wall or ceiling without propping it up on something. The remote is easy but I think not having the controls mastered leads to new projections to check out. It has a different look on the surface, not so much aroura like most compare to, but more of a circular blurring lined interaction that's deeper color, intensity (which you can control) and pattern movent. All which are more impressive than others I own. I stands out on the wall but has small body on a desk. Highly recommended.