Review on 🌟 Enhance Your Holidays with the Mr. Christmas Panoramic Motion Projector! by Jeff Rubio

If you look at the picture on the packaging, you will see a brick house with snowflakes. While this concept would be nice, it's not the reality of what happens when you live on a block with thousands of other twinkling Christmas lights, a glaring street lamp, front lights, and even a bright moon. So take a look at the picture of this brick house made out of snowflakes and imagine that the snowflakes are illuminated about 50% of what is shown in the picture and that is basically what you get. What you actually get is much darker than what is shown in the picture. Now I'm not sure why everyone else was complaining about blurry images because with the right focus, your images will NOT be blurry. Apparently people are too lazy to read the instructions. What's more, you simply record the movie from BOTH SIDES of the image disc and don't have to worry about the images appearing blurry. (Note that the snowflakes shown are the default image that's automatically placed in the projector when you receive it.) Also, another reviewer suggested putting this projector in a bucket of sand. That's what I do That way I can put it in my driveway and avoid the sprinklers. All I did was wrap the bucket in red and gold metal gift wrap and it looks festive and I can keep it from getting wet in the middle of the night. I can also move it around if I want (or put it in the garage after the holidays are over). I can't say I'm dissatisfied with this purchase because the snowflakes are cute, flying and cool. They just aren't very bright, and that's not because this product is bad, it's because of the many other light sources that make it dim and less visible. I think if I had a farmhouse in the middle of nowhere this would be the best product out there. I hope the images are brighter on other holidays (e.g. Independence Day, Halloween, etc.) as there are fewer people on the block wearing their flashy jewelry that absorbs all the light. Other than that I don't think I would buy it again and I would look for another solution to looking festive without the refracting and dangerous task of physically bringing lights up my back. I will look at another product made by a company called Solutions. It's about twice the price, but you can probably make your home look like Christmas lights are everywhere. I think the concept is the same (with a projector) but it's different because instead of images, it's projecting Christmas lights. Maybe it will be lighter. I'll look at it next year. You might want to look into this too if you like the concept of a projector for festive lighting decorations. Happy Holidays!