Planetarium Star Projector, Galaxy Projector, Realistic Starry Sky Night Light with 12 Film Discs, Solar System Constellation Moon for Kids Bedroom Ceiling Home Living Room Decor Birthday Gifts

Man oh man. What a great nite light for my grandson. I think our solar system is the best. Educational and functional. Merry Christmas.

Gostei,mas vc troca as lâminas manualmente, mais para brincar, mas como luminária não tão eficiente.

I had fairly low expectations for this product. Based on the reviews and product description, I was expecting an old ViewMaster type set up with low quality "photo discs" illuminated by inadequate dim LEDs.Man, I was wrong and so happy I took a chance!First, the 12 picture discs are separately packaged in their own protective covers that remind me of video game memory card cases (like the Switch). Each piece of film is contained in a small plastic carrier disc which is knurled on the sides making it easy to handle. The disc loads into a slide out tray on the projector - much like a DVD or CD drive loads a disc. The disc loading operation was easy and reliable.We really appreciated the little preview thumbnails on the cases which makes it easy to select a particular favorite scene.The unit pretty small and easy to locate. We found that projecting it straight up from a central spot in a room created the best effect. Projecting on a wall and ceiling at the same time introduced focus problems from the different projection distances involved. We placed the projector on an 18" footstool and that created a roughly 10 foot image on an 8 foot high ceiling.The brightest level was above average in subdued room lighting. A total room blackout make the images even more impressive. This is a great upgrade from the old days of hot-burning halogen projector lamps; the unit stays cool and bright all the time, and of course won't burn out.We liked that the projector comes with its own heavy duty power supply. This is not a USB adapter - it's a high current supply, and the cable is reasonably long.The most enjoyable aspect is the rotation of the images. There are two speed settings, but we had a hard time distinguishing the difference. This is due to the fact that the images rotate at an amazingly slow and steady rate. I finally understood that the film discs are motor-driven, but the precision and silence blew us away. The two speeds are basically slow, and slower. This is appropriate for astronomical images anyway.Some of the images like the Milky Way and the Moon phases looked awesome as they sloooooowly rotated. Lots of fun to sit in a darkened room and watch the progressions. The focus adjustment ring is notable in how it's geared. It takes a lot of rotations to make a big focus change. This is exactly what we want as it enables a fine degree of adjustment. It's important to remember that while 'high-resolution, HD," these images are on a tiny film chip. I think it's a bit of a stretch to call them HD, but they're certainly far superior to the old options. I think they make up for the slightly lower resolution by the color choices - there are lots of dramatic and vivid colors on display.Overall, we're very pleased with this unit. Yes, a remote would be nice...and it would great to have all of the images switchable someday (a digital version?). But for now, we're getting a kick out of enjoying this cool toy!

O raio de alcance muito limitado

I have a toddler who absolutely loves watching Moon and stars, galaxies when trying to take a nap or before night sleep. It really helps me to keep him entertained and relaxes. A bit unusual in our age of digital to have this technology at hand, but it has its own charm, and the whole family loves it. Worth buying!