The visor
Planets, stars and rockets.
Switched on, the visor lights up and the helmet projects planets, stars, rockets and moons onto the wall or ceiling. The supplier's photos show the projection in blue, cool white and warm yellow light.
A 4.8 in astronaut figure that projects planets, stars and rockets onto a wall or ceiling. Built-in 1200 mAh battery; white or pink.
A little astronaut who turns a dark room into a sky full of space doodles. Switch it on and the helmet projects planets, stars, rockets and moons onto the wall or ceiling. Tilt the helmet to aim the picture where you want it.
It stands just under 5 inches tall, so it fits on a nightstand, a desk or a bookshelf, and it still looks like a sweet little figure when it's off. Choose classic white or soft pink.
Good to know: the projection shows best in a dark room; with the lights on you'll mostly see the glowing helmet. It's a room light and a decoration, not a toy. The supplier doesn't state the run time or the charging port.
A lucky find for anyone who likes to fall asleep under the stars.
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from water. The supplier gives no other care instructions.
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Astronaut Star Projector · White or pink
A 4.8 in astronaut whose helmet projects planets, stars and rockets onto a wall or ceiling. Built-in 1200 mAh battery, as listed by the supplier.
Good company, even switched off. It stands just under 5 inches tall, so it fits on a nightstand, a desk or a bookshelf. Switch it on in a dark room and the ceiling fills with space doodles.
Up close
The visor
Switched on, the visor lights up and the helmet projects planets, stars, rockets and moons onto the wall or ceiling. The supplier's photos show the projection in blue, cool white and warm yellow light.
The helmet
The helmet tilts back, so you can point the picture at the wall or up at the ceiling. The supplier's photo marks the tilt at 65°.
The colours
Both have a plastic body and a PC (polycarbonate) visor, 4.3 × 3.7 × 4.8 in. Each is sold as one projector, in the colour you choose.
True to size
Drawn to scale beside a 30 in high console table. Small enough for a nightstand, a desk or a bookshelf.
Where it shines
In a dark room
Switched on at night, it throws planets, stars and rockets across the wall.
In pink, at dusk
Visor lit on an oak bedside table, shown to scale at 4.8 in.
By day
Switched off on an oak nightstand, at its real size.
More light
Two more small lamps for the nightstand and a set of solar lanterns for the garden, each sold separately.
Good to know
Astronaut Star Projector Night Light
4.8 in tall, in white or pink. In a dark room, the helmet projects planets, stars and rockets.
$32.99