Joyreal Sensory Toys for Autism, Astronaut Galaxy Projector, 4pcs Sensory Lights Toy Set, Star Night Light with Timer and Remote, Party Favors Gift for Boys Girls 3 4 5 6 7 Years

My kids love it

The astronaut projector is really cool. It projects a swirling nebula pattern, as well a green laser stars. The head can tilt forwards and backwards, but mine is quite stiff to move.There are buttons on the back of the projector to control the lights, as well a remote control (this require batteries)The projector needs to be powered by a USB A to C cable, which goes in at the back of the head. I think there is a bit of a loose connector in my projector, as it is a bit finnicky getting it to turn on and the cable needs to be put in and out to get it to turn on.

This is a good set of novelties and toys, it contains a mini astronaut projector with stickers, power cable and a remote control, a fidget spinner and a couple of spiky balls.The astronaut projector is similar to one of the smaller models commonly found on Amazon, it doesn't project the same range of colours and effects as the larger versions but it does pretty much the same thing and can still produce some nice effects. As with all toys like this care should be taken not to look directly into the green laser that projects the stars as it can harm your eyes.The spiky balls are fun to play with for a short while, they squeak when squeezed and light up with a variety of coloured lights upon impact.The fidget spinner was my favourite item here, it has lights on each of the three lobes that can be used to produce some really nice effects when the spinner is spun.Overall this is a nice set containing a bunch of fun items for £21.99 at the time of writing it offers pretty good value for money and should provide quite a bit of enjoyment.

Starry night projector with light up fidget spinner and "Ahem.. Squeezy balls aimed at the autistic market.Remote controller with various setting such as colour, speed... etc.There's also a handy timer function too.

I ordered the Joyreal Sensory Toys for a friend's autistic child, and it has been a fantastic gift. His favorite is the astronaut galaxy projector which beautifully projects nebula and stars onto his bedroom ceiling. The effects and lighting are easily controlled with the mini remote, adding a magical touch to his room. The set has been a huge hit, offering engaging sensory play and calming effects. Highly recommended for children who benefit from sensory toys and light projections

I might have to steal this back off the kids. This is a lovely compact nightlight protector, which projects a starry aurora effect across your ceiling. It is surprisingly powerful for the size, and you can use the remote control to change settings like brightness, the colour, and the use of stars (which come from lasers, which might not be great for tiny eyes). You can also set a timer, which is perfect for getting the kids to go to sleep with it on. I also liked that it came with stickers, as your child can have fun decorating it too.The light-up bouncy balls and fidget spinner are a nice addition to the whole package, and a lot of fun has been had with all

This Astronaut Galaxy Projector is a fun, simple device that adds a bit of charm to any room. It comes with a remote control (battery not included), a charging cable, a couple of fidget toys (a spinner and two spiked balls), and a sticker sheet. It’s straightforward to use, though it's worth noting that it’s not rechargeable, so it needs to stay plugged in to function. For anyone looking for something with basic features, this projector delivers.There are 8 nebula modes, and the brightness and speed can be adjusted to your preference. I appreciate that it includes a timer function, allowing you to set it for 45 or 90 minutes. It’s perfect for winding down in the evening without having to worry about turning it off later.That said, it is quite basic compared to other projectors I’ve used, which often come with extra features like Bluetooth, more modes, and even the ability to play music.For the £21 price tag, it feels a bit limited in functionality. However, at the time of writing this review, there's a 30% voucher available, which makes it a better deal for what you get.If you're after something simple and don’t mind plugging it in constantly, it’s a decent buy. But if you want more advanced features, you might want to explore other options.

I am incredibly impressed with this set of sensory toys, especially the Astronaut Galaxy Projector which is not out of place in any room. The subtlety of the changes in the light colour with the green LED galaxy is brilliant and mesmerizing.It does need to be plugged in which makes it less versatile and a rechargeable version is something the company ought to look at so that a child could carry it with them and interact with it more.The fidget comes in its own case and is solidly made.The glow balls are well made and brilliant when they light up and make a noise.Overall this is a very well thought out set of sensory toys and very reasonably pricedThere is no specific age for this set as it is suitable for users of all ages.