Mini USB Galaxy Projector: the universe in your pocket
Your USB star projector, a concentrate of space
Dream of a starry vault in the living room? This little device is a bit like a pocket telescope. Plug this USB star projector into any 5V source: your computer, a power bank in the car, a simple wall adapter. And there, surprise. The three interchangeable films (Moon, Saturn, Milky Way) come to life on your ceiling. The flexible neck is the extra touch: twist it, aim it, so the galaxy lands exactly where you want it. And you can even adjust the focus for a crisp image, whatever the distance.
The miniature galaxy projector, a bright gift idea
Fancy giving a piece of the universe? This miniature galaxy projector is a gift idea that leaves a mark. For a child’s bedroom it creates a soft, reassuring atmosphere with its three brightness levels. (As with any lighting device, a little parental supervision is best.) It is so compact it fits in one hand, perfect for holidays, evenings in the tent, or even turning the car’s ceiling light into a porthole onto space. Choose the right disc and let the sky do the rest.
Mini USB Galaxy Projector: specifications
- Dimensions: head 4.1 cm (L) x 4.75 cm (W), total height with neck 29.6 cm
- Materials: plastic
- Power: USB 5V (compatible with power bank, wall adapter, laptop port)
- Recommended age: parental presence recommended for young children
- Contents: 1 mini USB galaxy projector, 3 interchangeable films (Saturn, Moon, Milky Way)
- Other: adjustable flexible gooseneck, 3 brightness levels, adjustable focus, touch buttons, 120° projection angle, weight 70 g
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Hannah Whitcombe –
Bought this for my seven-year-old who is space mad, and she gasped when I switched it off the big light and the ceiling filled with swirly galaxy. She’s made me swap the discs about four times a night so we can “visit” Saturn and then the Moon. Plugged it into our old power bank so she could take it to her gran’s, and it ran for hours. Bedtime has never been so peaceful, honestly.
Marcus Odell –
Does what it says. The Moon disc is my favourite, really crisp on the wall. Only reservation is that the focus is a touch fiddly to get right in a bigger room, but once it’s set you’re sorted.
Nan Pritchard –
Got it for my grandson’s birthday. He grinned from ear to ear when the stars came on. Lovely little thing.
Callum Reid –
i’m one of those people who has to know how things work, so I took a peek once it arrived. Bright little LED shining through the disc, then a lens pushes the image out and you twist it to sharpen. Simple but clever, and the spiral galaxy looks properly dreamy on my bedroom ceiling. Spot on for the price.
Priya Nair –
Nice projector, and the discs are lovely, but the USB cable is really short so I had to hunt for a plug socket near where I wanted it. Not a deal breaker, just wish they’d included a longer lead. Works fine otherwise.
Margaret Hollis –
Bought this for my grandson Alfie who’s six and mad about planets. His little face when I switched it off the big light and the Saturn disc filled the ceiling, he gasped and then wouldn’t let me unplug it for a week. Chuffed to bits, and so is his mum because he now drops off to sleep without a fuss.
Daniel Pryce –
spot on. Plugged it into my power bank and the spiral galaxy disc looks cracking across the bedroom wall.