Review on Projector Roting Nebula Control Speaker by Eric Brooks

This night projector has some very nice features but is missing a few that would otherwise be nice to look at. The form factor is nice. Build quality is about the same as other similar devices. I've personally tested 3 and it's made of plastic, which doesn't feel like poor quality, but it's not particularly expensive either. One thing I really appreciate is that the projector rotates about 45 degrees to project more of your ceiling. This comes in handy when you place it on a bedside table against a wall! The sound quality of the nature sounds is decent, and you can adjust the volume with the remote control or turn off the sound altogether. The speaker is good for what it is. For occasional background music or podcasts, this is fine. It doesn't get particularly loud, but if you just hear background noise to help you fall asleep, then that's fine. The light patterns are easy on the eye and the tilt function allows you to completely fill the ceiling of the room. small bedroom. One thing that would be nice is Bluetooth. Both other projectors I've tried have Bluetooth built in. Both also had laser projections of stars. But they were also much more expensive. But it does have an 1/8-inch aux input that you can connect to your phone's headphone output or similar speaker source. One thing I didn't like is that music always plays when you turn on the device by default. first lullaby. If you stop and turn off the built-in music/sounds, it will still start and play again automatically. It has volume memory. So if you turn the volume down to turn it off, it will start automatically. Mute the sound next time, which I think is a workaround, but it would be nice if it had memory for all settings (light color/pattern, volume, and choice of sound effects). It's good for what it is.