National Geographic 9105000 Astro Planetarium Multimedia, Black

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We like the portability of a battery-powered projector; it is safe enough for a child six and above to use without supervision in whichever room takes their fancy. This cable allows you to connect your smartphone or other audio devices to the projector's small speaker, so you can play your favorite music or sounds while enjoying the view of the stars.

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Pococo Galaxy Star ProjectorIt does what it is supposed to — it projects high-quality imagery onto any surface to immerse you in the wonders of what the universe has to offer, maintaining a static picture or slowly rotating image.

When you've aligned the projector to face North, you can use this dial to select and display what the night sky and constellations are like on any given date and time.

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Aurora Borealis Northern Lights Star ProjectorIt's highly customizable, the patterns are realistic and the music rhythm mode is impressive. If in doubt, check the laser classification on the device before purchasing and check it against the FDA rules, or a relevant health and safety body in your region.This is a feature that the Homestar Flux lacks, and it adds an additional educational element to learning about the position of constellations in the night sky, depending on the time of year. Rotating the image and adjusting the focus wheel in the dark is simple thanks to the blue-illuminated buttons. This projector cares less about scientific accuracy and more about creating an exciting, colorful environment for parties, bedrooms, gaming rooms and beyond. As with an old-fashioned overhead projector, the projector can be focused onto near or far surfaces to increase or decrease the size of the images. To adjust the image's clarity, use the focus wheel, as it may vary based on the surface you're projecting the light onto.

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While the packaging may be underwhelming and could use some improvements, the projector's actual design and build quality are excellent. Admittedly, on first use, our kids whizzed through the photos quickly before wandering off, possibly because there was no instantly apparent information detailing what they were looking at — more on that later. It looks different because it is 'wheel-shaped' rather than spherical, but it slots nicely onto a bookshelf without taking up much space. During our Atmosphere Smart Galaxy Projector review, we were impressed by its sleek design that's sure to delight many: it's modern and compact, allowing the user to place it anywhere in the household without ruining the aesthetic.You just want something cheap to set the mood:This certainly isn't the most expensive model on this list, but if all you're looking for is a projector with nice lights to create a relaxing atmosphere, there are cheaper options that will do the job. The stars and constellations are soothing and enjoyable; children will enjoy falling asleep underneath them or just using them to enhance the ambiance in their bedrooms. We wouldn't rely on using this as a radio though; you're better off plugging in a phone or smart device to play your chosen audio instead. As we mentioned in our review, the lighting module seems to be the same — if just a tiny bit less impressive — as other star projectors we have reviewed, including the BlissLights Sky Lite 2.

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Instead of a three-watt bulb, the Homestar Flux relies on a much brighter five-watt for clearer, more visible stargazing at home. A few reasons — one is we think the Orzors has a more 'grown up' design and would complement more decor — therefore, more of a 'safe bet' if you're purchasing it for someone else. Star projectors come in different shapes, specifications and sizes because they serve various purposes. If an educational home planetarium is what you are looking for, for scientific accuracy, out of the models we have reviewed, your choice is between this and the more expensive Sega Toys Homestar Flux.The sophisticated design and pin-sharp images delivered by the 5-Watt LED make this a desirable model. The other reason is the strange marketing around the product, which seems to target ladies' insecurities (check it out for yourself if you don't believe us) — which we obviously disagree with. Here we have the newest version of BlissLights 'galaxy lights,' the Evolve, available with green, blue or no lasers. Be mindful that the app is connected over Bluetooth and not Wi-Fi, so you have to be pretty near it to make any changes to the settings — if you're looking to control it remotely from a different room (e.