How many lighting modes does it have?

Five water-wave colors can be mixed two at a time, and each mix can add the green laser, giving up to 21 combinations. Projection speed is adjustable too.

Does it need to stay plugged in?

Yes. It runs on USB power, so it needs a USB adapter, port or power bank connected. There is no internal battery.

Can it play my own music?

Yes. It pairs over Bluetooth or reads music from a USB drive, and the sound-activated mode makes the projection pulse with the beat.

What batteries does the remote take?

The remote takes two AAA batteries, which are not included.

Can I set it to turn off on its own?

Yes. The timer lets it shut off after a set period, or you can leave it running all night.

Is it safe to leave on for a child's room?

The timer helps limit run time, but keep the laser aperture away from eyes and don't point it at anyone's face.

Where is the Bluetooth Starry Night Light Projector cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $63.99, as of our latest check.

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Bluetooth Starry Night Light Projector

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Our take on the Bluetooth Starry Night Light Projector

This is a plug-in LED projector that throws water-wave patterns and green laser stars across a room. It mixes five water-wave colors with a green laser for up to 21 combinations, and adds a Bluetooth speaker, sound-activated flicker, a remote and a timer. It suits bedrooms, kids' rooms and party or wedding decor more than anyone wanting a serious home-theater projector. Against rival galaxy projectors it stands out on the music and sound-reaction features; the trade-offs are USB power only, a remote that needs its own batteries, and laser stars that stay green.

Best forBedrooms and kids' roomsParty, wedding and birthday decorMusic-linked ambient lightingGifts for teens and light lovers

Pros

Up to 21 color combinations from five water-wave colors plus green laser stars
Bluetooth and USB music playback through a built-in speaker
Sound-activated mode reacts to music beats or clapping
Remote control for power, modes, brightness and timer
Timer option for automatic shutoff
USB powered, so it runs from a power bank or adapter

Cons

Laser stars are green only, not multicolor
Remote needs two AAA batteries that are not included
USB power only, with no built-in battery for cordless use
Speaker quality is basic and aimed at ambience, not serious listening

About the Bluetooth Starry Night Light Projector

This is an LED star projector night light with a Bluetooth music player. It casts moving water-wave and star-point lighting in a room. The round black base has a faceted translucent dome on top.

The projection comes in five standard colors: red, blue, green and white water waves, plus a green laser point. Any two colors can be mixed, and either water wave color can be mixed with the green laser point, for up to 21 color combinations. The lighting moves at different speeds. A sound-activated mode changes the projection to the beat of music or to clapping.

You can play music through Bluetooth or USB. A built-in timer turns the light off automatically after 1 hour or 2 hours, or you can cancel it to keep the light on all night. The included remote control turns the light on and off, adjusts brightness, changes lighting modes and songs, and sets the timer.

Lighting modes: 21 color combinations
Colors: Red, blue, green and white water waves; green laser point
Light source: LED
Audio: Bluetooth or USB music playback
Timer: Auto-off after 1 hour or 2 hours; can be canceled
Power: USB powered
Controls: Buttons, power switch and brightness dial on the base
Remote control: Included; uses 2 AAA batteries (not included)
Special mode: Sound-activated flicker
Ports: USB port

Questions and answers

How many lighting modes does it have?: Five water-wave colors can be mixed two at a time, and each mix can add the green laser, giving up to 21 combinations. Projection speed is adjustable too.
Does it need to stay plugged in?: Yes. It runs on USB power, so it needs a USB adapter, port or power bank connected. There is no internal battery.
Can it play my own music?: Yes. It pairs over Bluetooth or reads music from a USB drive, and the sound-activated mode makes the projection pulse with the beat.
What batteries does the remote take?: The remote takes two AAA batteries, which are not included.
Can I set it to turn off on its own?: Yes. The timer lets it shut off after a set period, or you can leave it running all night.
Is it safe to leave on for a child's room?: The timer helps limit run time, but keep the laser aperture away from eyes and don't point it at anyone's face.
Where is the Bluetooth Starry Night Light Projector cheapest?: At Deal.ai, for $63.99, as of our latest check.

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