Dino Egg Galaxy Light Projector

This projector has a variety of settings that are sure to meet your fancy when it comes to illuminating your room at night. There are multiple settings and colors to choose from as illustrated in the video (I just flipped through all the settings on the remote). There is an option to mix the colors or keep it on one of the RGB colors preferred. It is easy to set up and requires a USB C cable to be powered (doesn't charge, must be plugged in). The projector provides a tranquil, peaceful color array that spans across your ceiling and adjacent walls. Unfortunately, the remote does not come with the AAA batteries (2 needed) required to power it, so you'll have to buy your own, and you'll want to because the remote is the easiest way to flip through the numerous settings. The projector itself only has three buttons on it. It comes with a shell that sits atop the projector, but this piece is purely cosmetic and is actually more of a nuisance as it consistently falls off the device. That being said, this is an excellent projector that is sure to add a touch of color to your bedroom of choice.

I got what I was hoping for and that is a vision of the cosmos to stare at while drifting off to sleep. I used a longer USB-C cable to get the image to the middle of the room but away from ceiling fans and light fixtures. The image is clear and rotates very slowly. The speed control has a couple of settings to adjust the rotation speed and there is also a timer to shut the projector off so it won't be on all night. I've only tried a couple of the discs but I believe they should not be labeled as consumable but simply changeable. They don't appear to get used up. I am gong to try this out as a nightlight with my one year old grandson when he has trouble falling asleep. Then once he falls asleep, I'll take it for myself! I think this device can be made portable by using a power pack. That way it can be set up to work away from a wall outlet or even in a tent.

This white noise/night light comes designed in the shape of a cool cracked dinosaur egg. It includes the egg, egg top, stand, remote, and USB cable. It does not include a power block, and it requires one to operate. Limited functions are available without utilizing the remote control. Activating the white noise feature requires the remote control. By pressing the three buttons directly on the egg, you can only: 1) Power the egg on and off, 2) Alter the nebula color (blue, red, white, green), or 3) Adjust the stars' function (stars only, stars and color, no stars only color). To operate the egg, you will require two AAA batteries for the remote control. The remote control is essential for accessing all the functions of the egg, allowing you to: 1) Turn the egg on and off 2) Adjust the nebula color (blue, red, white, green) 3) Modify the stars' display (stars only, stars and color, no stars only color) 4) Rotate the nebula through all colors 5) Display two colors simultaneously (e.g., green and red with stars) 6) Show all colors at once with fading stars 7) Adjust the brightness of the nebula 8) Control the speed of the nebula (stationary, slow movement, fast movement) 9) Set a timer for 1 or 2 hours 10) Activate the white noise 11) Choose the type of white noise 12) Adjust the volume of the white noise. I have identified 19 distinct white noise sounds. Here is a list of the white noise sounds I have recognized: 1) Wind, 2) Fire crackling, 3) Train passing over tracks, 4) Farm sounds such as cows mooing and dogs barking, 5) Crickets chirping, 6) Piano music mixed with aquarium sounds, 7) Flowing river, 8) Cat purring, 9) Strong wind, 10) Wind chimes, 11) Backyard sounds like frogs and birds, 12) Various birds chirping, 13) Wood being cut with a saw, 14) Bubbling water with a light melody, 15) Gentle new age music, 16) Underwater movements, 17) Different humming sounds like the noise preceding school announcements, 18) Rainstorm, and 19) Dogs barking, and birds chirping. It can also connect to your Bluetooth for playing music; although, I haven't paired my phone with it, so I can't comment on the quality. At around $40, this seems a bit pricey. While the dinosaur egg design is attractive to children, it seems unlikely that a child would use all the functions it offers. Moreover, given the price, it would be reasonable to expect a power brick to be included.

The Dinosaur Egg Galaxy Projector is a really neat product that brings a lot of fun and ambiance to any room. Here’s my detailed review: 1. **Innovative Design**: The dinosaur egg shape is unique and adds a whimsical touch to the decor. It’s perfect for little kids, teens and even adults who enjoy creative and fun room decorations. 2. **Versatile Functions**: This projector is multifunctional, serving as an aurora projector, Bluetooth speaker, and white noise sound machine. It’s great for setting different moods, whether you’re looking to relax or have a party. 3. **Impressive Light Show**: The galaxy and aurora projections are vibrant and mesmerizing. They create a beautiful and calming atmosphere, ideal for winding down at the end of the day or setting the scene for a party. 4. **Great Sound Quality**: The built-in Bluetooth speaker delivers clear and decent sound quality. It’s a nice bonus to have music playing while enjoying the light show. 5. **White Noise Feature**: The white noise sound machine is a fantastic addition, especially for those who have trouble sleeping. It offers various soothing sounds that can help you relax and fall asleep more easily. 6. **Minor Drawback**: One slight annoyance is that you need to use a remote to utilize the sound function. It would be more convenient if there were controls directly on the device itself. 7. **Perfect Gift**: This projector makes an excellent gift for teens, both girls and boys. It’s also great for anyone who loves unique room decor and enjoys having versatile gadgets. **Conclusion**: Overall, the Dinosaur Egg Galaxy Projector is a fun and innovative product that adds a lot of charm and functionality to any room. Despite the minor inconvenience of needing a remote for the sound function, it’s a fantastic addition to your home decor and a great gift option.

Okay, these all get graded in a curve because the star lasers on all of theses hurt my eyes and all the speakers ALL suck, so this is JUST the lights: Very cool light show and the build is higher quality than on most of these. The egg itself is illuminated and is nice looking even with the lid on it. Lots of color options and a few speed & brightness settings. Like most of these DO NOT lose the remote as there is limited functionality from the device itself. It is still nicer than the spaceman ones I have and is def one of my fave I use for my setup. I just think the price is a bit high for what you get, though. But compared to others I have it’s def one of the better ones.

This projector has a variety of settings that are sure to meet your fancy when it comes to illuminating your room at night. There are multiple settings and colors to choose from as illustrated in the video (I just flipped through all the settings on the remote). There is an option to mix the colors or keep it on one of the RGB colors preferred. It is easy to set up and requires a USB C cable to be powered (doesn't charge, must be plugged in). The projector provides a tranquil, peaceful color array that spans across your ceiling and adjacent walls. Unfortunately, the remote does not come with the AAA batteries (2 needed) required to power it, so you'll have to buy your own, and you'll want to because the remote is the easiest way to flip through the numerous settings. The projector itself only has three buttons on it. It comes with a shell that sits atop the projector, but this piece is purely cosmetic and is actually more of a nuisance as it consistently falls off the device. That being said, this is an excellent projector that is sure to add a touch of color to your bedroom of choice.

Very neat night light. The illuminating patterns take up the entire ceiling. I was honestly surprised at how well it lit up with stars that fade in and out and a cloudy galaxy-like background. The egg itself if quite light and soft to the touch. The power cord placement feels a little off for proper display of the product. I would have preferred it be further down so that the cord can be better hidden when on display. The Bluetooth speaker is just alright. Sound quality wasn't the greatest, but it connected easily and plays what you need it to. For people that don't mind light at night would love this as a relaxing night light with some ambient music playing on the bluetooth speaker.

The XQBX Galaxy Starry Night Light Projector, disguised as a mysterious dinosaur egg, is a one of a kind item. The design, complete with a removable shell and a separate base, has a strange prehistoric charm. This cosmic egg doesn't just look good. It comes with sound. With variable colors and light patterns, it transforms a room into a dynamic galaxy, complete with green stars and multicolored waves. It's definitely strange -- like Van Gogh meets Spielberg -- but it's interesting and fun. The XQBX projector's Bluetooth 5.0 speaker connects seamlessly to a phone or any Bluetooth-ready source. It also plays pre-set sounds. Along with white noise and lullabies, there's a bizarre collection of unexpected sounds including barking dogs and mooing cows. Packaged wit a nice remote and a charging cord, this Galaxy Starry Night Light Projector is a fun product. It's the cosmic, prehistoric, celestial light egg you didn't know you needed!

My niece absolutely loves her light! She calls it her Egg 🤣 the music is soothing, the lights are nice (except the red. She doesnt like the red light). The stars are cute. Need one for myself at this point