Review on Litake Star Projector: Bluetooth Nebula Galaxy Skylight Projector with Music Speaker - Perfect for Bedroom Décor, Birthday Parties, and Adults by Marie Jensen

Well I'm a grown up and bought these because as a kid they were very expensive and certainly not that pretty. It's really fun! This creates a pleasant, calming atmosphere. And my greyhound enjoys watching the figures move along the wall. It was really nice to see an old dog get so surprised by something so simple :) I haven't tried Bluetooth speakers at all, nor did I want to, so I can't comment on how good this feature is. Cons: - Lasers (shown in the purple image, green lasers) do not harm the eyes in any way, even if they are only on the walls. However, they can be disabled separately from other features. First of all, I have very sensitive eyes, so it could be me. It has a USB cable but no power adapter, so be careful with that - colors are somewhat limited, apart from RGBW and their combination. I want them to be yellow and orange. That's the biggest crap for me. If your eyes (or your child's) are sensitive to bright light like mine, consider hiding it behind a sofa or some furniture and then projecting it overhead. I can't make "direct eye contact" with it, or even have the projector's globe in my peripheral vision, no matter what mode it's in. Bottom line: you don't have to have kids to get something like this, although kids will likely love this thing. I know I would be a kid and my inner child is very happy :)