Govee Star Light Projector with 3 Aurora Flowing Effects, Star Projector Works with Matter, Alexa and Google Assistant, 16 Million Colors, 52 Scene Modes, Night Light Projector, Without Plug

Honestly works fantastic, colors are bright and easy to see, the animations are smooth and flow like water. It is incredibly relaxing.I didn't care about the sound feature at all, the sound quality is about what you'd expect from a small cheap speaker embedded in the plastic shell. Does it work? Yes. Is the sound clear? Mmm yeah, but it still sounds like a cheap crappy speaker. Simple solution, get your sound out of a real speaker, this isn't a sound device.Apparently people got bad models or have very sensitive hearing in regard to the motors, Govee even sent me a email right after it was delivered explaining how they measured the sound etc. I cannot hear it, the thing is dead silent. Maybe I got a revised version, but I can't hear anything from it even if I try.Govee app has all the features and options you would expect from their products and you can do all sorts of customizing and scene creation in the app.Overall, if you are looking for the light function, espically if you already have Govee products, this is a great product.

I looked at the reviews of several of these lights. I was convinced to buy this one when it went on sale, because it had some features others didn’t, like adjustable star lights and a tilting mount to allow for directing the lights where you want.The light pattern is beautiful and mesmerizing. I have it near my bed aimed at the ceiling. It’s nice for winding down.For those who read reviews closely, I wanted to chime in on drawbacks that others said.1) It seems silly to say that the light pattern moves too quickly or that the light isn’t bright enough, because downloading the app allows you to change the relative brightness and speed of movement for both the stars and the aurora individually as well as the overall brightness. When I first turned it on, I thought the movement and light level were perfect, but that’s a matter of taste.2) The “loud” whirring sound is really not that loud. You would have to prefer absolute silence (which is usually impossible to achieve) for this to be loud. It’s noticeable, but seemed very light compared to what some of the reviews suggested.Some drawbacks:1) it’s original price of about $80 seemed too much to me, especially since it didn’t have its own power block. But for the quality and variety of options, the sale price of $55 is worth it to me. And I happened to have a pack of USB power blocks I already bought that worked great.2) If you’re interested in the white noise selection, personally I only like one of them. Some of this is taste. I don’t prefer bird sounds as white noise or wind chimes. But the kinds I do usually like (wind, water) were not good sound quality. The one titled “drizzle” is the only one I’d probably use and maybe one of the soothing music sounds.3) It would be nice if the stars covered more of the overall pattern and weren’t so compact.However, I do really like that the stars move, and the app control is really easy and a nice feature, especially since I plan to use this as I am laying in bed before sleep. It basically makes your phone a remote control.Overall, I’m really happy with this, and I even was thinking of people I wanted to give this to, so long as the sale continues.

It's a decent product, but definitely not perfect. It’s kind of expensive for what it is, so I’d recommend waiting for a sale like I did. It feels lightweight and a bit flimsy out of the box, but it does what it advertises. It projects aurora effects and stars pretty well.I rarely use it, to be honest, but when I do, it’s a fun addition to the room. One reason I chose this one was because it’s the only one I found that offers app control, which is super convenient. That said, the software could use some improvement. There are tons of color presets, but you can’t really fine tune your own colors or fully customize the effects. And the stars are always green, which really bugs me. Would have loved more color options there.Also just a heads up it can get pretty loud, especially if you’re using it in a quiet room at night.Overall, it’s a cool looking projector with a lot of potential, but not without its flaws. Worth it on sale, but manage your expectations.

This was the brightest, most impressive, and customizable projector of the ones I've tried, but at a higher price and a significantly bigger footprint. For $80 it really should include a USB power brick. I don't have any use for the laser stars and white noise features. Even when I turned off the laser stars I found the motor noise distracting but YMMV.A brief summary of the projectors I've tried:Govee Star Light Projector (this item) - Adjustable tilt mount, vivid colors, memorizing wave/water ripple-like pattern, good iOS app, relatively loud motors. Bottom line: Pricey, bulky & relatively loud; I didn't keep this oneBlissLights Velarus - Adjustable tilt mount, vivid colors, memorizing wave/water ripple-like pattern, great iOS app, relatively quiet motor. Bottom line: My favorite projector with the only weakness being the audible motorBlissLights Sky Lite Evolve - Adjustable tilt mount, colors not as vivid as the Velarus, pleasing nebula/cloud-like pattern, great iOS app, relatively quiet motor. Bottom line: Excellent option if you want laser starsENBRIGHTEN Aurora Crystal-Ball Galaxy Projector - Fixed-angle mount, vivid colors, memorizing wave/water ripple-like pattern, no app control, super quiet motor. Bottom line: Almost silent and very reasonably priced; would be perfect if the projection angle could be adjusted