
Your Ceiling, Full of Stars
Plug it in, point it up and your ceiling fills with stars. It projects two layers at once, a slowly turning field of green laser stars and soft clouds of colored nebula light. Kids love it at bedtime. Grown-ups put it on to switch off at the end of a long day. With the lights out and the stars drifting overhead, the room feels calm and it's easier to slow down.
Two Layers of Light
Two kinds of light work at the same time. A green laser draws a field of stars, and LED light fills the space behind them with drifting nebula clouds. Together they give your ceiling a depth that one-color projectors can't match. The remote handles it all from bed, including color mode, rotation speed, brightness and the timer.
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Everything You Need to Know
How much of the room does it cover?
It reaches ceilings up to 12 feet high and spreads across whole walls. It looks best in a fully dark room.
Can I leave it on all night?
You can, but the built-in timer is the better choice. Set it for 1 or 2 hours and it shuts itself off after you fall asleep.
How do I set it up?
Plug it in with the 6 ft USB-C cable and aim it at the ceiling. Pick a color mode and speed with the remote. Slow rotation suits bedtime.
What can I change with the remote?
The remote changes the color mode, rotation speed and brightness, and it sets the timer. Step through the color modes and stop on the one you like.
How do I keep the picture sharp?
Wipe the lens with a dry microfiber cloth if the picture dims, and keep the vents clear. Keep it aimed at the ceiling or a wall, and don't stare into the lens up close.
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