Review on Galaxy Star Projector Night Light with Remote Control and Bluetooth Speaker - Timer, Aurora Borealis Northern Lights, UFO Starry Skylight for Kids and Adults - Bedroom, Living Room, Festival Party Decor by Asia Newell

The goods come well packaged. To be clear, you must plug this item into a USB port, so you must have or buy one of these. Keep that in mind when you give it. Looks like no batteries. Pros It's nice to be in control of your phone. You can smoothly control the brightness and speed of lasers and clouds. You can continuously control the color of the clouds as well as their saturation. The effect here is difficult to describe. There are clearly three LEDs (RGB) so you don't get one color. So if you go purple, you get clouds that are blue on one side and red on the other, overlapping. When you decide to spin the clouds, everything spins. When saturation is low, all colors look the same, as if you were viewing a black and white color image. There are scenes, color combinations and transition options. You can change from one color to another or make one color disappear and another appear. You can create a sequence of many colors for a scene. It's all pretty cool. minuses. Apparently they had to get the money for the WiFi from somewhere, so the star projection seems to be missing. They're not blotchy and they're not as bright. There are also three stupid flat spots so you can't aim like you want. How about making it round with the base it sits on? The grid of stars is also clearly visible, with bright stars forming a rectangular pattern while other stars are much dimmer. Conclusion I liked the idea of the Smart Life app and the quality is ok. but the clouds don't seem as bright and the stars were blurry and stretched across much of my ceiling. Unfortunately I returned it.