| Manufacturer | Shenzhen Bolong Technology Co., Ltd. |
|---|---|
| Item model number | BL-DQY02 |
| Product Dimensions | 10.92 x 10.92 x 10.92 cm; 540 g |
| ASIN | B0CQ2CZG4F |
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A cool old school planetarium projector
This is a planetarium star projector... But are the upgrades even real... I question the validity of their claims.This is a cool example of old school ingenuity and micro dot printing at work. Think back to the early 50s when acetate was used to project classroom math or other assignments. Heck we even had that when I was a young lad back in the 80s. This is a modern take on that old classic. Yet it lack in overall brightness leaving the images that could have been out of this world. Somewhat flat dull and lifeless. It's a shame since this is a cool concept.The build:This unit is comprised of plastic. I would consider it to be lower mid grade tear. The concept is simple you have a light source, a disk with an image inserted onto it. You place the image on the holder and voila. You can project it on to any surface you desire. The unit comes with a focus adjustment ring on the top, simply rotate to pull clear focus from any distance. This model also comes with 12 different images to choose from. They will slowly rotate if you've activated the function on the main unit. You also have a timer adjustment and on off toggle switch. The rotation and timer have 3 different settings. Allowing you to set it and forget it.Led:This is where the product falls short. The led module used isn't bright enough to combat the slightest ambient light. It really is a shame since the company has stated the 2024 model solves the issue it had with it's predecessor. If this is what the new model looks like. Oh boy the other one must have been horribly dim.Final thoughts:A cool concept that falls short but still delivers an interesting visual space scape that captivates the imagination. 3.8 out of 5
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Reviewed in Canada on April 7, 2024
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Reviewed in Canada on March 14, 2024
This is a planetarium star projector... But are the upgrades even real... I question the validity of their claims.
This is a cool example of old school ingenuity and micro dot printing at work. Think back to the early 50s when acetate was used to project classroom math or other assignments. Heck we even had that when I was a young lad back in the 80s. This is a modern take on that old classic. Yet it lack in overall brightness leaving the images that could have been out of this world. Somewhat flat dull and lifeless. It's a shame since this is a cool concept.
The build:
This unit is comprised of plastic. I would consider it to be lower mid grade tear. The concept is simple you have a light source, a disk with an image inserted onto it. You place the image on the holder and voila. You can project it on to any surface you desire. The unit comes with a focus adjustment ring on the top, simply rotate to pull clear focus from any distance. This model also comes with 12 different images to choose from. They will slowly rotate if you've activated the function on the main unit. You also have a timer adjustment and on off toggle switch. The rotation and timer have 3 different settings. Allowing you to set it and forget it.
Led:
This is where the product falls short. The led module used isn't bright enough to combat the slightest ambient light. It really is a shame since the company has stated the 2024 model solves the issue it had with it's predecessor. If this is what the new model looks like. Oh boy the other one must have been horribly dim.
Final thoughts:
A cool concept that falls short but still delivers an interesting visual space scape that captivates the imagination. 3.8 out of 5
This is a cool example of old school ingenuity and micro dot printing at work. Think back to the early 50s when acetate was used to project classroom math or other assignments. Heck we even had that when I was a young lad back in the 80s. This is a modern take on that old classic. Yet it lack in overall brightness leaving the images that could have been out of this world. Somewhat flat dull and lifeless. It's a shame since this is a cool concept.
The build:
This unit is comprised of plastic. I would consider it to be lower mid grade tear. The concept is simple you have a light source, a disk with an image inserted onto it. You place the image on the holder and voila. You can project it on to any surface you desire. The unit comes with a focus adjustment ring on the top, simply rotate to pull clear focus from any distance. This model also comes with 12 different images to choose from. They will slowly rotate if you've activated the function on the main unit. You also have a timer adjustment and on off toggle switch. The rotation and timer have 3 different settings. Allowing you to set it and forget it.
Led:
This is where the product falls short. The led module used isn't bright enough to combat the slightest ambient light. It really is a shame since the company has stated the 2024 model solves the issue it had with it's predecessor. If this is what the new model looks like. Oh boy the other one must have been horribly dim.
Final thoughts:
A cool concept that falls short but still delivers an interesting visual space scape that captivates the imagination. 3.8 out of 5
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Reviewed in Canada on May 1, 2024
if you are a spce geek then this will be a great addition to your room.
comes with multiple (13) different pictures of stars/planets/galaxies ranging from dark to bright colored.
alothough is hard to get the full photo focued while projecting but it adds a really great atmosphere to the room.
comes with multiple (13) different pictures of stars/planets/galaxies ranging from dark to bright colored.
alothough is hard to get the full photo focued while projecting but it adds a really great atmosphere to the room.
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Reviewed in Canada on April 9, 2024
Reviewed in Canada on March 16, 2024