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 Santiago Serrano

Setup was incredibly easy, we just plugged it in and turned it on and then I was able to sync it with the app and control the features. I'll say the cons first: the fade out feature seems to be related to how dim the light is already. So if you set the color selection really low in the DIY section, the fade out feature makes it appear and disappear really fast instead of slow blinking since the light is already dim. At full brightness, it fades out more slowly, but still slightly faster. I wish there was a way to control the speed of this larger one. I was also hoping to be able to control the rotation speed of the nebula, but at the moment I haven't been able to. On my old projector you could make the waves spin really fast or not move at all. I also like the look of the fog, but I find it a little less exciting than some of the ones that rotate in a pattern. I understand that some people don't like it because they can often lag and tremble when changing shape. It has a very natural look that my fiance loves. Unfortunately, lasers are still fairly bright on the lowest settings. Speakers. I've never used a speaker on mine, but if you're looking for one that can play music you'll need to look elsewhere. Pros: I love the DIY setting via the app, I was disappointed at first to see that the darkest setting is still pretty bright, but if you make your own settings you can set all colors incredibly low to get comfortably dark to be. Red, like my old projector, is still the darkest so I only used it to sleep. Unfortunately, even blue or green at %1 saturation was quite bright, but maybe I'm sensitive to that. The device itself seems much sturdier than my previous one, no extra parts or buttons, it's very simple and perfect for clumsy kids (or adults like me.) I think I may have read some reviews about the noise made by the device speak heard nothing. I can't say anything about the timer function because I didn't use it. I prefer to leave it on all night and turn it off when I wake up. I usually get up several times a night, so I prefer to watch. As said, it looks very nice and realistic (except for the laser green stars, still nice just unreal lol) and it creates a very pleasant and soothing sensory experience. Place. I would recommend it to people with autism/ADHD who enjoy visual sensory input.