6-in-1 Galaxy Projector 2.0, Seianders Star Moon Projector, Aurora Projector with Changing Nebula Galaxy, Bluetooth Speaker & Remote Control, Night Light Projector for Kids Adults, Ceiling (Black)

🌠【Upgraded 6 IN 1 Galaxy Projector 2.0】This galaxy projector for the bedroom has been upgraded to a 6-in-1 version with a new nebula galaxy effect, it now features a dual projection lens capable of projecting 33 different colors of aurora galactica effects and vivid moons, larger LED lights and dynamic stars increase the projection area by 1/3, creating a relaxing atmosphere with soothing music. Turn your living room into a beautiful and romantic galactic world with serene moving lights. 🌠【Magical Lighting Effects】The galaxy projector simulates a fantastic galaxy by rotating aurora and stars, and this star projector can project the moon, which satisfies customers to use it in different scenes. This light projector has 5 light speeds, 5 brightness levels and up to 30 different light effects. The galaxy star projector can bring your room or living room to another more exciting world anytime and anywhere, helping you to easily create any romantic, relaxing or dreamy atmosphere. 🌠【Built-in Music Speaker & Vocal Sync】Our galaxy star projector has a built-in bluetooth 5.2 bass speaker with a stunning sound quality, connect your bluetooth device "AC6923" and play your favorite music, which looks extra comfortable under the romantic milky way, and our star projector also has a very cool feature, you can synchronize the lights with your music and watch in amazement as the little stars and galaxy aurora lights move rhythmically to the beat of the music.

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