National Geographic 9105000 Astro Planetarium Multimedia, Black

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This adorable star-shaped star projector is decorated with subtle drawings, so is sure to bring happiness to any bedroom or nursery. We love how this night light has 2 built-in lullabies which can help to soothe young children to sleep along with the relaxing coloured stars- although we would have liked more options!

Bresser Junior Astro Planetarium Deluxe star projector review

You can feel the quality from the first moment you hold this planetarium in your hands - but it's also great fun to dive into the starry sky with. Similar to the Bresser Junior, you can use it to set the night sky exactly according to the date. Here, too, the starry sky is naturally realistic and automatically rotates at your pre-selected speed. So you can also watch constellations rise and set. Do you want more action? Then simply switch on the meteor function. The many functions require you to familiarise yourself with the operation first, but this also means that it will remain an engaging night sky simulator for a long time to come.A recommendation service that carefully researches each product and consults with experts across many disciplines. If you're looking for something to light up a space lover's bedroom with gorgeous patterns and colors for younger users, we'd recommend the Astronaut Starry Sky projector. The BlissLights Sky Lite 2.0 or the Encalife Ambience Star Projector would be on our shopping list for older users. It almost looks like the control centre in an Apollo spaceship. Many switches and buttons. However, the Bresser Junior Deluxe also offers numerous set-up options. You need to get used to the controls first, but then you look at a night sky, where the constellations rise and set on the horizon. Realistic and true-to-life. This planetarium projector offers different rotation speeds, so you can really follow what’s happening. The highlight: an actual date and time setting, just like on a star chart. The device can be powered by three AA batteries (supplied), or by 5V DC power cable (not supplied). (Image credit: Tantse Walter)

National Geographic Multimedia Astro Planetarium - Bristol

At a distance of two meters between the projector and the wall, the projection area is about 5.9 ft. x 7.2 ft. large. In my eyes, this is also the optimal distance. In my experience, the home planetarium should not be set up further than three meters away.The National Geographic Astro Planetarium comes with both customer support and a two-year guarantee, extended to five years when you register the product online. This gives extra peace of mind as you can be assured you're covered if there are any teething problems or issues with functionality. Should I buy the National Geographic Astro Planetarium? The device takes 3 x AA batteries (included) and cannot be mains powered. (Image credit: Tantse Walter) Below the wheels, there are six buttons. One of them can be used to switch the planetarium on and off. To switch off, you have to hold the button for several seconds. This prevents the device from being switched off accidentally.