Rossetta Star Projector, Galaxy Projector for Bedroom, LED Night Light Aurora Projector with Bluetooth Speaker, White Noise, Timer and Remote, Room Decor, Gifts for Kids, Adults, Christmas, Birthday

The media could not be loaded. Has good overall brightness that can be easily set with the included remote. Can adjust Red, Green, Blue with dedicated keys. Can be set to rotate and alternate continuously various colors. Haven't used the buttons on side of unit yet. I use my USB C charger cable and it works fine, either with an adapter, or plugged into a USB Power Strip.Unit is lightweight, solid enough. Wouldn't make a point of dropping it though. I tried the Bluetooth streaming from a tablet. Sound was decent coming from the monaural speaker. Volume decent, not great. But I didn't buy it for that. It provides an excellent, reasonably priced ambience in the room, and I'm very pleased. I even take it with me when I spend the night off. Solid purchase.

Such a fun product. Seems well made. Intuitive to use and puts out a nice ambience. Wish the projection covered a larger area but if it's positioned near a wall, you get a nice array of light up the wall and onto the ceiling. Took a few minutes to figure out how to turn the stars off to just have the aurora borealis effect but once that was done, the settings are retained.

I have been using it for several hours now trying to understand all the buttons on the unit and the remote control so I can show my god daughter how to use it when she gets this as one of her christmas gifts tomorrow.Pros1. I love that i can use bluetooth and play music instead of the the few white noise/lullabies in the unit.2. So colorful with or without stars3. Can adjust speed faster or slower using remote. I prefer slow speed so it is more relaxing when looking at northern lights4. Volume increase or decrease button to adjust sound when you are awake vs falling asleep listening to music or white noise or lullabies5. Time setting 1hr or 2 hr6. Button on remote to select next or back default song/sound.7. Unique sound for 1 hr vs 2 hr setting8. Optional button on unit to power on/off9. Optional button on unit to toggles from stars, northern lights to both10. Optional button on unit to play next sound11. Optional button on unit to play previous song12. Large stable base13. Lights up a huge space. I even tried it in my massive living room/kitchen area and it lit up 85% of the ceiling over 25 ft. My bedroom is already 20 ft by 18 ft and it drapes along 3 walls. Wow great coverage14. The sound quality is great14. The full star images are dense15. Combo stars and northern lights looks amazing and vibrant colors16. Relaxing n soothing and playful17.very portable can take it to any room , on tripsA few minor cons:1. I did have to connect n disconnect n reconnect a few times before I got the bluetooth connected to play my music. But it did work.2. The remote does require a few presses to get the function/feature to work sometimes but be sure to aim at the unit light not on an angle for best contact3. Charging cord could be longer4. Doesn't come with adapter so make sure outlet has usb ready or use a spare usb adapter

This is beautiful! My 16-year-old daughter loves this and often goes to sleep with it in her room. It has a bluetooth for music, but she rarely uses that function as her phone and Alexa play music fine. The colors are beautiful. It's serene and peaceful. The lasers are lovely. She doesn't use the remote too much, but we all like looking at it.

Okay, so this works and the lights look cool and all. The first impression of the “Elephant” design is that it is odd, IMHO, because I expected a larger size. There are no batteries involved, so expect to plug this in to an energy bank. This was like the size of a softball, and looked more like a tortoise; but what-evs. There are switches on one side next to a button-looking thing which is not a button, but labeled “infrared sensor” with a yellow sticker: This part is for the remote, I guess. The instructions were a bit vague to say the least. I actually had to press all of the buttons to figure out what exactly I they did. It came with a usb charge cable. On the top is the main unit is a central light that produce the colorized “galaxy” waves that move around. Next to it is the small green light labeled “Laser Aperture” that produce the stationary stars. These wave lights and the stars can fade in and out per setting, but so far I found that only the waves can move and change colors. The remote has three red buttons at the top that control whether the device is on, the color waves are on, and the stars are on, respectively. The R,G,B,W buttons are red, green, blue, white controls, respectively. The fast forward, play, and rewind buttons are for music settings. I’ll skip the rest of the buttons as I don’t think this review needs to be any longer than this. Just know that the lower left button allows for music and white noise settings, and the light and timer buttons are self-explanatory. The bottom says made in China and….mentions the FDA… Idk. Anyway, overall: this works, looks good, and is apparently strong enough to work on decently high ceilings. Therefore, this has versatility. Well, as far as it’s application to different-sized rooms, that is. Lastly, this proved to be a fun item for my elementary students during quiet time. Thought I’d mention that point too.

Great lighting! My teen loves the effect in her room. Great service too. We lost the remote, contacted customer service and they sent us an entire new unit for free! Thank you for you generosity!

You have to prop it on something to get it to project on the entire wall. it would be better if the bulb was able to rotate. it does give off a nice ambiance once you find a good spot to set it up.