OrzorzStar Projector Plus Galaxy Night Light Home Planetarium Ceiling Projector with App Control Sky Light Bedroom Decor Realistic Starry Nebula Planet Presentation Gift for Adults Kids

I love this star projector and having tried a few this one beats the others by far. Just look at the quality slides you purchase. Far better than the other tiny ones. I think people rate this low because they don’t realize all you get out of phone control. Without the phone control app (Wi-Fi 2.4ghx) it just plugs in and turns on and when unplugged turns off. No rotation but I think the shooting start is on by default I can’t recall of the top of my head. Anyhow I hated to see this had so few stars in its rating so just had to leave a review saying it’s totally awesome once you get lense adjusted which takes all of 20-30 seconds and pull your phone up app or just put it on your nightly schedule to come on at a certain time and off later on. Anyhow, I think you’ll love it. May be to complicated for younger children though they have another cheaper model I have bought both my neices. They love them. This one as well as the other are both quality machines. The brightness is perfect and can be dialed in. The ease of use is more suited for adults. The durability is good as I’ve inserted multiple slides with it still rotating and it hasn’t messed it up. Also this one does not have a battery so zero battery life.

The media could not be loaded. It's been six months since I first purchased this projector for my son's 16th birthday. I had to return the first one we got because it was a previously returned item and someone had gotten a slide disc stuck in the wrong way - which is one of the things you have to be careful of with this projector, but my son hadn't had any issues with that. The other things you have to be careful of is letting it run too long. When it was still pretty new my son fell asleep with it on and one of the slides (the prettiest one, of course) melted a bit. So I bought one of those plug-in outlet timers and set it to one hour, and we've had no problems since then.As far as the projections go, they're gorgeous. It happens that the one in my video is black and white, but the rest are very colorful. My son keeps the projector on a small table in the corner of his room (your basic 10x10-ish bedroom) and the projection covers the entire ceiling. The resolution is high quality and the colors are beautiful. (The replacement came very quickly, by the way.)I'm happy enough with it that I bought him two more discs for Christmas, even though they're not at all cheap. But my son really loves this thing and uses it every single day, so to me this purchase has been very much worth the money.

Considering the cost of this unit compared to similar options, we should be seeing a premium image being projected upon our wall or ceiling. Sadly, this is certainly not the case, at least in my case. What I have learned is that the colors and the images used to "sell" the product are not images as seen from a working projector, but merely a still image of the various slides being sold. What we actually see projected on a surface is far inferior to what is shown in the sales listing.I used a white ceiling and tried the unit placed 3 feet from the surface and with brightness all the way up to 100%, I could see the image clearly with descent color (first image). However, placing the projector so close to the ceiling resulted in an image spread of only about 38 inches! Certainly not the "whole ceiling" or "whole room" coverage as displayed in the sale ad. Even close, whites don't seem white - more of a pale blue - I am assuming this is due to the lack of appropriate brightness. Moving the projector to the floor, increasing the distance to roughly 8 feet or so (second image) - very little, to no color is seen. You can see the reds and blues are practically gone leaving nothing more than pale hues of brown and tans. The "stars" have become even less of a resemblance of what we think of stars! More less blue dots against a plain background at this point. The projector certainly does not have the power, clarity or brightness to project the images as they are displayed in the "brochure"!The "App"... although I find extremely generic and antiquated, it does do what it says. I personally didn't have trouble with downloading, installing or connecting to the projector, but I can certainly see where others would! Definitely needs improvements and a little more focus to a "premium" projector! You are able to control brightness, a timer, and speed with the app - I do agree, with others that the speed, even at the minimum 1% is still too fast. I'd like to see that slowed down as well - but considering the efforts put into the app itself, and the lack of customer support, I don't realistically see that ever happening.I agree with others, the focus ring works, but is a bit hard to get turned sometimes. I have found a little less pressure on the ring seems to help in getting it turned. Focusing the image is difficult if projecting very far as the brightness just isn't there to get a good view of the image in the first place.I do feel like the projector itself is a solidly built piece. It is somewhat heavier than I expected. It is of primarily plastics, but not the "squeaky", cheapy plastic feel. No rattles or imbalances - if it performed as well as it's built - we'd have us a winner!All this however, as others have mentioned, may be a returned unit which was previously sold, returned and simply re-issued to another buyer! The original box was in rough shape, the seal was not affixed and there were no protective "coverings" over the lens of the projector at all. None of the 5 additional slides were supplied with any protection either.As a result, the dirt and dust seen on the slides while projecting is horrible, definitely not a premium display of "HD" imagery. I do not however know if the slides themselves can be cleaned at all. Aside from the obvious dark spots (dust?) in the image, I have noticed black dots in many of the "stars" (third image). Not sure the cause but doesn't represent the high-quality images as advertised and certainly not worth the $25! I still await any response from the manufacturer regarding these questions.All in all, I wanted to like it, I wanted to be in "awe", but this is certainly not going to be the unit to make that happen - particularly when considering the cost of the projector and another 25 bucks for every different slide you may want! I have reached out to Orzorz for possible solutions, but no communication has been returned. So, not only the product is lacking, Orzorz demonstrates it's customer service is just as lack luster as the products it supplies.Lots of projector options out there folks, no need to spend the extra money (lots of) on this projector. I am quite sure a projector of much lessor value will be perfectly capable of projecting a very comparable, if not the same image! This Orzorz will be packaged back up and sent in for return. I give this review based on the ability of this to justify a $150 price tag (and more if you want additional slides) - it doesn't.If you want a quality projector for adult amusement, this is most likely going to disappoint. If you want a projector to amuse the kids and what not, yes, this will do it, but so will a $30 projector! Yes, I know... Amazon told me "This is a frequently returned item!" I should have listened to Amazon... you should too!

Yeah this is definitely worth the price. It comes in a really nice box with 3 included sky views and one is full color. The distance you can project with this thing is impressive from super close to like miles away from a wall and you just adjust definitely a good starter projector. Who knows though im just a chill guy.

I've been using this projector on my white dome ceiling. The reach is 14 ft from the table to the ceiling. I have 6 disks. The black and white ones produce the sharpest lines but the nebula colors aren't bad either. So far all disks have been new in the box. About to buy more.

There's only 1 shooting star...kind of bummed

So took a little getting use to and does require an app to finish setting up but pretty cool at night time when watching a great movie to give you a little bit more light for the room. We also have ours on a timer so that we have a dimmer light to light our way upstairs.

After reading the other reviews I ended up purchasing the Orzorz Star Projector Plus. I'm very happy with my purchase. If I could change three things they would be:1- Make the focusing knob easier to turn.2- Update the software, so the scene moves at a slower pace. This can be adjusted via the app, but at its slowest pace, it still moves a bit faster than I would like.3- Make additional scenes that are more realistic.