Star & Galaxy Night-Sky Projector

Turn the ceiling into a drifting night sky. A star field plus a moving nebula layer fills a whole bedroom with colour — good as a sleep light, a party backdrop, or the thing that makes a kid's room feel like somewhere else.

Key specifications

• Projection: two layers — a laser-point star field over a rotating LED nebula cloud
• Coverage: lights a room of roughly 15 to 30 square metres; best at 2 to 3 m from the ceiling or wall
• Colours: multiple nebula colour combinations — blue, green, red and white — with adjustable brightness
• Power: plug-in, 5V DC via the supplied USB adapter, approx. 5W — no batteries needed, so it can run all night
• Rotation: 360° rotating projection head with adjustable projection angle
• Timer: 1, 2 and 4 hour auto shut-off options
• Control: remote control plus on-unit buttons
• Dimensions: approx. 12 x 12 x 14 cm; weight approx. 400 g

What's in the box

• 1 x night-sky projector
• 1 x remote control
• 1 x USB cable and power adapter
• User guide

Getting the best effect

A dark room and a plain, light-coloured ceiling make the difference between a decent effect and a genuinely impressive one. Textured or dark ceilings swallow the nebula layer. Angle the head so the star field spreads across the widest surface in the room.

Care and safety

Wipe the housing and the lens cover with a dry microfibre cloth — fingerprints on the lens dull the projection more than anything else. Never rinse or submerge the unit, and unplug before cleaning. Do not look directly into the laser aperture or point it at anyone's eyes. Keep out of reach of young children and do not leave it running unattended on soft furnishings, so air can circulate around it.