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 Molly Richards

We bought the first one for $65 to use primarily as a night light and it serves that purpose very well - even for us seniors - it's not just for kids! Then I saw the price had come down and decided to buy another for our large room with high vaulted ceiling. The price is $40, which is even better. Setting up the app is quite easy, the instructions are clearly translated into English, but understandable. I'd recommend the Bluetooth setup method if you're using an Apple device (the app also works on an iPad, by the way) - you can't force an Apple device to connect to the 2.4GHz band, and this one Projector requires it, so if you can't set the router ID on 2.4GHz to an SSID other than 5GHz - which my Orbi can't - the Bluetooth method makes setup a lot easier. The controls in the app are easy to use - the brightness of the star, the color and the rotation of the nebula are easy to adjust. Scheduling works great. I'm amazed at how bright it only draws a few watts - obviously not suitable for a brightly lit room, but works great when there's little light in the room. You have to use your own power supply, but for a few dollars a piece, they've become a commodity these days - you probably have spares anyway. and haptics as well as packaging. In general it is recommended.