Review on GreatPro Projector Compatibel Brightness Birthday by Nicole Harty

Exquisite journey into interstellar clouds beyond the Milky Way galaxies. A great way to get back into the night sky after the pandemic to view constellations of green stars (green stars probably exist somewhere 😂) with someone special or with Alexa if you've been "chosen" by a global pandemic. Emitting a -1/2" nebula, this small 3" x 6 discotron contains some light and can completely fill a 12' x 12' ceiling at a normal 8' height, and it can project/fill even more if your ceilings are 12 feet or more high. An easy to use app that I have already integrated into some of the other lights in the house. For the basic settings I have attached a few screenshots of the interface in the video. One thing to note was that it wasn't very functional below the 23% intensity value for the stars. This means nothing is projected and is the lowest setting for starfield projection on my projector. The cloud features are amazing and scatter and scatter a bit, but the randomness of the stars isn't the greatest as there's a noticeable repeating pattern (but don't tell your kids). The star field rotates clockwise only. It can be set to total silence, slow as the earth spins, or disco puke, but I wouldn't recommend this (especially if you're drunk or in a euphoric state). The video I recorded coincidentally had the evening with the sounds of a humming 3D printer and some over-the-top cricket matches outside for added sound effects. I only realized it when I played the record 😂. This projector works without an app, but the settings cannot be adjusted with a single switch that turns the device on and off, cycling through the 5 basic nebula color settings (with stars) or just the star generator. projected, I'd give it a solid 5 stars, but that's only because I believe my fictional constellations of green stars shouldn't repeat every few feet. 😝 ✨