Review on Enhanced BlissLights Sky Lite 2.0: RGB LED Laser Star Projector with Smart App Control - Stunning Galaxy Lighting and Nebula Lamp (Green Stars) by Bill Maki

First of all, the app needs 5 minutes to "sync" before you can make changes over it. Sometimes it's 30 seconds and sometimes 3 minutes. The device does NOT support RGB setting. It has 3 colors. Red is green and blue, and you can "tune" their brightness independently. That's all. Oh, you can also adjust the brightness of the green stars. Furthermore, this is an advertised, ill-conceived device. In order to get a good size picture on the ceiling, you need to place it low enough, and when you do that, be prepared to face repeated glare. In my 12x14 room we put it on a bedside table with a lighter under the base. Why a lighter? Since the device is only at a 45 degree angle and you don't move away from it at a height of 4 feet from the ground, you will experience momentary glare. The lighter will help point the projector up instead of out. The main thing I love about it is that when you dim the 3 colors to 2-5 and the stars to 10 it makes a really good night light for my newborn daughter. She will also stare at him for hours if we let her. The fact that the buttons are on one side and kinda on the back of that side doesn't make any sense to me either. It's not thought through at all, and the price is three times what I'm willing to pay for this thing.