Cayclay Astronaut Galaxy Projector, Remote & Timer Night Light, White

This astronaut projector is very good. The nebula and stars are bright and they cast over a large area when angled towards the ceiling. The addition of moon colors adds interest to its overall appeal. The only thing that would make it perfect would be the ability to adjust the brightness of the stars.

Man, this thing is cool! I was pretty jealous my son got this as a kid. I would have loved this! The lights are bright and create a beautiful atmosphere. It’s got a remote control that allows for your child to control from their bed. It’s small enough to fit on a night stand. It is also a great value for the money. I would recommend this for any boy or girl who loves looking up at the stars.

I've been looking for a cute little cosmic projector and came across this little dude. He's adorable and does the job well. There's different kinds of settings so that the rotation can be slowed down or sped up, color changes, and whether or not you want the "stars" on or not. The stars are a green laser pinpricks that scatter all over your ceiling and sometimes I kind of wonder if my neighbors can see them go through my curtains lol. I keep this in my bedroom which is small and I have it sitting on top of my side table. It's at a good distance from my ceiling that it covers practically the entire room. I like that it comes with a remote, but in the event the remote is out of reach, the astronaut's backpack conveniently has buttons you can access easily to change functions. The little moon night light that he's holding is a cute addition and you can also change the color of it. His head/helmet is detachable via magnet which seems weird at first, but if you're not needing to, there's no reason to take it off the body. I guess if you want to decorate it as a decapitated astronaut you can. I am not sure if the unit will function without the head on top though. I have not tried. It is fairly lightweight and I was actually kind of shocked that it didn't weigh more. It also has auto turn off functionality that you can set. I think if it starts getting too warm or overheating, it also turns off on it's own which is a nice feature. Finally, it's pretty durable for the time that I have had it. It's fallen off my side table and on the floor, but all the functionality is still there and nothing is broken.Some things that I wish could be adjusted is the stars. I wish there was a blinking function to them. The current function ability is that all the stars collectively fade in and out or you just turn them off. If they were to kind of blink individually to have the effect of them "sparkling" slowly here and there, that would've been nice. The cosmic blob also has about 3 speed functions and I wish the slowest was a tad bit slower than it is. Sometimes if I stare at it too long, it kind of makes me a little dizzy. I also wish the fade of colors into each other was a little bit more slower and cohesive.Otherwise, this is a great little projector and I love using it. It's great for a gift or for yourself and just adds a little joy in an everyday mundane kind of life. Little things that keep me happy.

The coolest projector! I got one for my daughter and son and they both love them! They create a cool galaxy projection and has different light options and stars. Would highly recommend!

I've always wanted one of these, and I am beyond happy with what I got.The lights: The lights get really bright, but they can be dimmed with the remote. Brightness is 5/5 ☆Galaxy: It does spin around. You can use the remote to make it static so it doesn't move and you can change the speed to slow, medium, or fast. You can also change the colors. The independent colors (in which you can only change with the remote) are red, green, and blue; the mixed color options are available on the back of the astronaut as well as the remote. You can mix them together with the remote, but you can also change the mixture of colors with the first button on the back of the astronaut. I'd say the colors are 4/5 ☆I'm happy with the colors, but it be nice to have more options.stars: you cannot do anything with the stars except for turning them off and on. You can't dim them, you can't change speed or rotation. The stars do fade in and out. it goes from extremely bright, to completely gone over and over again. brightness of the stars: 5/5☆ stars itself: 4/5☆ I just wish there were settings we could do with those, like keeping them static or changing the brightness.The nightlight: I personally don't prefer the nightlight (which is the moon the little astronaut is holding.) There are definitely a large group that like the nightlight, I just prefer everything to be as dark as possible. You can change the color of the nightlight on the remote and you can turn off the nightlight from the second button you see on the back of the astronaut (or hold down the button you use to change the color to turn it off). nothing much said about it. It's pretty bright, but not ridiculously bright. Truly, it would be a good nightlight for kids or just people who want minimum lighting.People often talk about how with this specific light, the galaxy is too small. If you have a really big room, yes. It'd probably be a little small for your liking. If you have a medium or small room, this does pretty damn well. The brightest part is definitely more clustered in the middle, but it does spread the faded parts out pretty far. The stars cover the entire room. Not sure if that applies for big rooms, but with my medium room, the stars cover the entire ceiling and goes down the walls a little bit too.Update!! I'm not sure if I'm just a little slow for not realizing or what, but I've now noticed, the further away the projector is from the area it's projecting onto, the bigger the projection itself is. So if you think the galaxy is too small on the ceiling (or wherever you're facing it), just set it on a lower surface, like a small table, stool, or even just the floor, then the projection covers more surface!Overall, I'd definitely give this a 4.8/5☆Based on all I've said, if you want a galaxy/star projector and you've had no experience with any other, I'd recommend this one 100% It's pretty cheap compared to others and it works really good. Hope this was helpful ♡(remember not to look directly into the projector as it could hurt your eyes.) ps. This does come with instructions that are really easy to understand.(update:) I've had this light for a year now and it works just as well as the day I got it. It's still just as bright, no issues, hasn't given out or anything. Definitely worth it.(update:) I am getting a different galaxy projector as I'm getting a bit tired of the lack of settings for the stars, but as I've said, if it that wouldn't bother you, I'd still say this projector is a solid choice.

I have a confession to make: I'm 55, I don't have kids, and this little guy just makes my heart happy. I'm a huge fan of ambient lighting, and a big believer in filling my home with things that make me smile.He takes up very little space, as you can see, and gives my whole bedroom a magical vibe. I can't imagine a child who wouldn't love one, because the inner kid in me finds it delightful.This is a well crafted light, too. The adjustable colors are vibrant, and the design details are just adorable.If I wanted to nitpick, I would say I wish the motor were a tad more quiet, but it's not enough to make me knock it down to four stars, especially when you consider the price. I bought this in April of '24, and I regularly run it all night long. It's absolutely worth the money!

Amazing

Love it so much. It relaxes me. It makes me love being in my room even more

This astronaut light projector is easily one of the cutest projectors I’ve ever seen! Not only is the design absolutely charming, but it also creates a beautiful display of stars and a universe-like scene that transforms any room into a magical, calming space. My kids are completely mesmerized by the lights, and it’s been a total game-changer for bedtime.Before we got this, convincing my kids to sleep in their room was a nightly struggle. Now, they’re excited to go to bed so they can watch the stars and planets shine on their walls and ceiling. It’s created such a soothing nighttime atmosphere, and I’ve noticed that it helps them wind down faster.The projector itself is well-made, easy to use, and offers different light settings, so we can customize the brightness and patterns to suit their mood. I also love that the astronaut figure adds an extra fun element—they’ve even started calling it their “space buddy!” The remote control, sound quality, and timer is a huge bonus !Final Thoughts: If you’re looking for a projector that’s both adorable and practical, this one is perfect. It’s helped make bedtime a peaceful and fun experience for my kids, and I couldn’t be happier with it. Highly recommend for any parent or even as a unique gift!

So far so good. Bright & the lasers are cool.. I will update in a few months to let you guys know if it’s still working!

It looks really cool but the remote isn’t working, I put fresh triple A batteries into the remote and it will not work.

Really cool but the controller doesn't work

Easy to use. My 3 year old knows how to use the remote. The stars and the cloudy colours can be turned on independently which is great. I find the stars to be a bit bright when trying to sleep mostly because they have amazing coverage through the entire room, so we turn those off at bedtime.It also has a timer! Love this so my kiddo isn’t in light the entire night. It helps bring a fun calming energy to sleep time. He picks out what colour he wants that night and sometimes the moving clouds are mesmerizing!