Galaxy Star LED Night Light Projector Bluetooth Music Player Rotating 3 Colours Adjustable Lights USB Cable Rechargeable Remote Control

I bought this for my youngest son as he is growing tired of his older light projector. The assembling is quite easy and intuitive. There is no need for an instructional manual. The instruction is in both Chinese and English - the font is small. But trust me, there is only one way to put it together - you cannot put it together wrong even if you want to. Other than the base and the remote control, there are three plastic pieces that need to be assembled together. The middle and the bottom have flaps and slots that fit into each other nicely. The top hexagon piece locks onto the middle piece easily too. The flaps have lock-in corners - as soon as you push them into the slots, it is not easy for them to come out. The whole structure is pretty steady after the assemble. One thing I want to point out is that the plastic pieces have two sides. One shiny side and one opaque side. The opaque side has a protective layer on it and should be removed before the assembling. The whole plastic assembly goes onto the base. It would be easier if you pull the seat out of the base to attach to the plastic assembly. It is fairly easy to push the seat back to the base. It is true the voice and the print on the remote control are both Chinese. It would be better to replace the starting voice with a chime sound and replace the Chinese characters printed on the remote with simple figures. The sound basically tells you it is turned on and connect to bluetooth. Connection to bluetooth is actually quite easy. The sound from the base is decent. Good to play soothing music while staring at the light projection. There are five rows of buttons. Top two rows control the light, the third row sets operating time, the bottom two rows controls sound if the projector is connected to your phone of other sound devices through bluetooth. The red "on" button is on the top left corner followed by a red "off" button in the top middle, followed by the rotation button on the top right. It would be more intuitive if the on button is in green. There are three colors to choose from, which is actually the same as my son's older light projector. The brightness can be controlled. When you turn the brightness to max, it is actually pretty bright for a dark room. You obviously cannot see much if you have the light on in the room or during the daytime. There is also a function to overlap three colors - there is an offset of the projection of each color which makes one looking at it dizzy - I suppose it is on purpose - to assist one to get to sleep faster. All for all, I think this is a good product!

I never complain but this was a huge disappointment. The film is tricky to put together and super cheap! It’s hard to get it sealed correctly therefore the stars don’t project crisp and vivid. The directions are not user friendly either. All this being said it was a bust and very much a let down.

Was recommended this one by my friend while searching for gift ideas for my 7-year-old kid. Honestly I was disappointed at my first glance: the plastic shade looks cheap to begin with (I paid $38.99 plus tax, was expecting a more solid one as it appeared in the advertisement). Then I realized it is a good family project during the lockdown. My kids enjoyed the process to turn flat pieces into a 3-d polyhedron. We decided to keep it. Please be Noted: the product comes with NO ENGLISH manual. Actually there's NO real sense of manual at all. Although it turned out reasonably straight forward to get it assembled, we just didn't feel comfortable to do so due to the fragile nature of the plastic components. Again we would have returned it should there be no COVID-19. But after one hour assembly, the final product looked as wonderful as the picture, we decided to keep it. Bottom line: a good DIY project for young kids. Don't buy if you are looking for an preassembled ornament.

I wanted a star projector with Bluetooth speaker for 4yo to sleep to. I got that. However, it was a pain to put the shade together. Every time it fell off the table or I had to touch it to turn it on the shade came off. Eventually I just taped shade to base and it works great. I Guess I was disappointed that for the money I had to keep putting the shade together and back on base.

I love it! It's cute. You do have to assemble it yourself and it is kinda flimsy plastic but I don't mind, it works. My girlfriend and I enjoyed figuring out how to put it together and then just watch it spin. I believe it's worth it.

This is not worth the price..the constellations don’t look real there’s no big or Little Dipper all I see are houses and what looks like stick figure people in different sexual positions not good for a child to see..I wish I would have returned it now!!

Tbh super nice for what it costs definitely cheap quality but is perfect lighting that is adjustable also Bluetooth- doesn’t live long I keep it plugged in but worth it I love it and sent it to my friend and she got one too. Comes w color settings

This isn’t worth $9 let alone what they sell it for. It’s made of cheap flimsy plastic. I almost ripped it trying to fold it. It’s hard to snap into place because you aren’t able to position it properly. It’s programmed in a language I didn’t understand (possibly Chinese) so I didn’t have any idea what was saying. It doesn’t hold a charge very long. Just a cheap product. Save your money.