Photographic discs
The discs carry real images of space, not laser dots
Turns slowly
Slow, fast, or hold it still
Sleep timer
1 or 2 hours, then it shuts itself off
Switch off the lights and the ceiling disappears.
A small disc projector that throws real photographic starfields, nebulae and galaxies across your ceiling in high definition — not the dotty laser scatter most galaxy lights produce. Twelve discs are included, so the room can be Andromeda one night and the moon the next.
How bright is it? Under 60 lumens. This is a mood light, not a room light — it looks its best with the lights off, which is when you would use it anyway.
Is it a laser? No. LED, no laser diode.
How big a room? It covers roughly 75 to 172 sq ft of ceiling from a throw distance of 6.5 to 10 ft. Focus works anywhere from 1.6 to 10 ft, so it suits a normal bedroom. Further away gives a larger, dimmer image; closer gives a smaller, sharper one.
Does it come with a plug? The USB-C cable is in the box, but the wall adapter is not. You will need a 5V/2A USB adapter — the kind most phones come with — or you can run it from a laptop or power bank.
Anything else worth knowing? It powers on the moment it is plugged in, and after 40 minutes it eases into a slower "breathing" projection by default.
Build: ABS housing, 10W, USB-C 5V/2A. Model BL-DQY02.
Ships from our US warehouse — most orders arrive in 3 to 5 business days, not the three weeks this kind of thing usually takes from overseas. Free shipping on every order.
30-day returns. If it is not what you hoped, send it back.
The discs carry real images of space, not laser dots
Slow, fast, or hold it still
1 or 2 hours, then it shuts itself off
Point it up, kill the lights, and the room reads as sky.
Nebulae, galaxies, the moon. Swap one in about five seconds.
Made to be looked at from a bed, not from across a showroom.