Rechargeable Star Night Light Projector 6 Projector Films Night Projector 360 Degree Rotation Projector Light 8 Colorful Modes with USB Cable for Baby Nursery Kid Room Decor

A lot brighter than I thought it would be! Our grand daughter will love this! I certainly would recommend this

My kids 3 and 5 year old love to play with lights in a dark room. This is a perfect birthday gift for my 3 year old and the 5 year old also get to share and enjoy. When the cover is on, this is a cute pod with sprout on the handle. My daughter been carrying it around and she even told me mommy I love my present. There are three different level of brightness and three light colors. There are 6 films with with vibrant colors. I bought this machine mainly because this one has more films in the similar price range. There is a Happy Birthday film, make sure to put it reversely so the letters will come out correctly. If you don’t put any film or take out the top cover it’s a blank canvas for kids to play shadow with. I hate reading owner’s manual and it’s intuitive enough for me to figure out everything quickly without referring to it.

I like this but it stopped spinning within an hour of using it. I have to turn it a little and then it starts spinning again for a minute or two and then stops. So kind of disappointed because my son likes to watch the images go around.Update: I reached out to the company and they advise I get a replacement and were very apologetic. Got it in a couple of days. So I give it 5 stars now for great customer service. So far so good. Will update if I have other issues.

Warning: bright lights shown in video. If you cannot handle colored lights well then please be cautious.Eyo it's your nitpicky reviewer. My nitpickiness doesn't really matter because well. My kids like it. But this is an in depth review of what it offers.If you're like me and are coming from one of those cheaper 13-15$ rotating star projectors then this review is for you. This is a comparison of both. You can skim through the video just to view the different slides. I go through all of them and what I find to be the cons.Unlike the star projectors you can't go all out with color customization. You get a couple basic options, and then some seizure kind of kaleidoscope ones. The slides are actually precolored. Which makes sense if you want each picture to have certain colors to it. But some slides fall flat in that area.I expected more color to the horses, the horses come out in very bland colors for looking like carousel ones.There's something about the way this projector is that doesn't do well in corners or big big rooms. The images start to stretch really weirdly and maybe that's just a me issue.A cool thing about this is it's rechargeable which makes it wireless and that's convenient for placement compared to being stuck to a cord.It has three brightness settings which I do show. I'm sure it's easy to guess that it goes bright bright, medium, and dim.Like most of these types of lights you must find your own wall piece to plug the usb charger into.  It unfortunately also can take a few hours to charge so you'll want to charge this during the day if you plan to use it as a night light. The first charge for both of ours took hours.The brightness I wish was somewhat better. The brightest setting is bright bright but... I can't say it projects the clearest?  I don't know if that makes any sense.All in all for the price it's a good and really cute product. I obviously liked it enough to get one for each kid.Edit: I had to trim the end of the video hoping it would make it short enough to upload. I'll have the screen cap and explain parts of the video. I think the showing comparison of the sacrifice of clarity across distance is in a room of about 15x9 ft. I had to trim a whole couple minutes off the video :(The first 9 images are of the basic slides provided. The images after being the last 8 are comparisons with a cheapie star projector. Believe it or not. In the last two. That's the same wall. The stars are clear and bright enough to be seen whereas the couple yelloe dots which I believe are supposed to be the dots and stars of the horse one are super blotchy on the brightest setting. Aha so. Doesn't do too well in big rooms.Edit #2: quack the video. These screenshots will have to do. Amazon isn't great with uploading semi long videos.

This lamp is really cute! I love that it’s rechargeable and doesn’t have to be plugged in when in use. It was a hit with my boys, they love that they can have different figures depending on what they want to see.It has different light tones (soft white & warm white) and it can be used still or rotating. Great to use as a little lamp projector in their room or as we have also used it- playing under blanket forts.