Laser Stars Hologram Projector

I love this projector. I use it while I give massages. My clients love it too and several of them have asked me where they can buy one for themselves. This model is the fourth one I have owned in about 16 years. However, if you use these alot, as I do, they seem to have a somewhat limited life span. But still totally worth it. The first one I got at a store (years ago) unfortunately it burnt out super quickly, within a month. Luckily it was still under warranty from the store and I was able to get a replacement. The second one lasted for about 5 or 6 years. However, it eventually burnt out as well. The blue light continued to work but the green stars (which is the main effect) went out completely one day. I wish there was a way to replace the bulb. I purchased another laser stars projector here on Amazon that lasted for several more years. However eventually that one started having a different set of issues. The green light continued to work but went out of focus so each of the stars had a fuzzy hallow around it (which kind of looked cool in it's own way). However, the blue light faded and eventually stopped working all together, and I really missed that nebula effect. I continued to use this for the stars even with it's defects for several more months, but eventually got this new one. So far this one is working really great and I can see some minor changes! The stars look great and appear to self focus very well, better than earlier versions. However, I have the impression of perhaps a bit fewer stars moving about. The motor seems to run quieter than previous versions, which is nice... I notice that you have to turn on the green and blue light separately. Before they would turn on together by pushing the button but you could regulate the amount of blue light by turning a dial. Now there are two completely separate control buttons. To me this change is not really an improvement, but not a big deal. One more change is that now it has an automatic timer that will shut it off if you forget. I think this is a good feature to prolong it's life, however, it can be a little annoying. I have had it turn off in the middle of a massage at times. If I have back to back massages I do need to remember to shut it off and then back on again between massages to prevent this light show interruption. Overall I really love this projector. It has a mesmerizing, relaxing and romantic effect.

I don't write a lot of reviews and just had to share our experience for others. After buying another machine that was cheaper - and the stars were just static dots, I returned it and bought this one. I read many reviews on Amazon and other sites to find the best of the best for around $100 or less - and I did. Love this machine - it is just what I wanted. bright green stars that rotate gently - and occasionally, a shooting star! We have a large bedroom and it filled up the whole vaulted ceiling. very pleased of the coverage, heft - it is much weightier than other models (hopefully, that means stronger/better motor and lasers and last longer). I haven't tried bluetooth yet, but super easy to connect. The nebula clouds are great with many color options and very easy to set - you can also determine their speed. Yeah!

No, this is not just for those who wish it listen to pink floyd while indulging in illicit substances...This thing is quite cool and a really nice addition to a a bedroom as a night light or maybe something different for say a media or entertainment room. I purchased this as a gift for a friend's home theater room and it's a nice touch to an already neat room! Some of you are wondering how big of an area the projector covers here is the layout for both the clouds and the lasers (this is rough estimates, but pretty close).... Keep in mind this is assuming you have eight foot ceilings with the projector sitting roughly 36" from the floor. Your area of coverage with increase or decrease depending on how far off the ground the unit is and how high your ceilings are. Notably, the dimensions below have the unit at about 40" off the ground and where in a room with a nine foot ceiling.The clouds (or nebula) cover an area of about nine square feet of ceiling or a 3 foot x 3 foot area.Whereas the laser lights (star field) cover an area of ~120 square feet which is an area of 10-10.5 feet x 11-12 feet.This projector fit the ceiling or the theater room perfectly. A very nice addition to an already well done room! The latest model also includes a four hour timer and I have been told it does work! I am thinking I want to order another one of these for my bedroom as the seem pretty neat. Whether you're adding this to a media room, a childs room, or maybe just a different touch in your home it's kind neat and I wouldn't pass it up. I my own opinion it's best left in either a bedroom or a media room but either way it's still a cool gimmick .I don't give this five stars because it feels cheap but I imagine it'll hold up just fine. I guess I just wish if it were coated in either a glossy polymer or light metal.