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(More customer reviews)I suppose it is not good to begin by saying that I only remembered to have a starry living room this evening because I was rearranging plugs behind the sofa...
But how lovely it is to have rediscovered it. It's so soothing and pretty and magical. Unfortunately it is a bugger to photograph well, but here are some I took this evening.
Onto surfaces the moving beams fall in roving dots of light, scattering all about. Gaze at them, play with them or simply let them skate around your room making the depths deeper and the close closer.
The first time I turned this on I felt a bit stupid. This was not the soothing galaxy I had been promised, it was just some green dots, but ooh, was that a shooting star? Oh they move, but some are slow and oh gosh there are tiny ones and is that one sparkling? Woooww!
My head tries to flick into cynic mode with this, but it simply can't stay there, it is just too gorgeous and mesmerising. Going by how friends have reacted I'd imagine that they experience similar. It moves from jaded "oh" to "wow" to "hrm it's doing this" to "oooohh" to "eeeee" to sitting in silence. Next your rational mind will try to dismiss it because it isn't that like a galaxy at all. Well, of bloody course it isn't foolchild? It's dreamy and fun way to recall the nature of light. On the downside...
I gather it is not safe to leave on for more than a few hours, so you could not use it as a nightlight unless you had a timer and that still poses a risk. It is all too easy to look into the laser beam by mistake. It's all too easy to forget basic safety stuff if you are somewhat mesmerised.
I'd imagine that the lasers are green because the wavelength is the most suitable for the project, but it isn't the most attractive colour. Whilst I forget the colour quickly it also makes it harder to engage with the magic.
The main beam comes straight out of the device. Because it has not been bounced around the moving mirrors inside the device it is falls in the centre, it is static and it is the biggest star. Again I forget this but it does pull me back into reality when it snags my eye.
So, should you buy one? Is it worth it? I am not sure. It suits me and I am very happy to have it. Don't buy it on impulse - have a think about what you hope to use it for and how your mind tends to react to the situations I have described.
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Wonder and beauty into your room. Using powerful green laser and holographic technology, the Laser Stars Light Show projector will fill any dark space with a super sharp spectacle of animated stars and nebula cloud formations of the universe -- even the occasional shooting star! Pivots to any angle; adjustable cloud dimmer lets you create cloudless scenes. Contemporary desktop design with optional wall mounting fits any decor. AC Adapter included. Truly one of the most amazing light shows you will see anywhere. Ships UPS Ground only.
