Okay, let me just say—this little dinosaur egg-shaped gadget is WAY cooler than I expected. The first night I plugged it in, my ceiling transformed into this swirling aurora with tiny stars that actually made me gasp. It’s like having a pocket-sized planetarium.

The color cycling mode is hypnotic—my cat spent 20 minutes chasing the moving lights (entertainment bonus!). I love how the remote lets you tweak brightness and speed; dimming it creates this cozy campfire vibe, while max brightness turns my room into a sci-fi movie set.

Pro tip: The white noise feature is a game-changer. I paired ocean waves with slow blue auroras for insomnia nights, and wow—it’s like sensory Xanax. Though fair warning: the Bluetooth can be glitchy mid-playlist (I just use the built-in lullabies now).

Is it perfect? Nah. The stars are definitely greenish, not white as advertised, and no—they don’t move. But when $10 LED strips can’t even sync to music properly, this $50 projector that dances to my Spotify playlist feels like wizardry.

Final verdict? Worth every penny for the sheer dopamine hit of lying under swirling nebulae while listening to Pink Floyd. Just buy the power adapter separately—trust me.