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Space Astronaut Projector Lamp

Name: Space Astronaut Projector Lamp
Brand: Jackonlux
SKU: CP-SAPL
Price: 29.9 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (543 reviews)

➡Whether you're a kid who loves stars and planetariums or an adult who just wants to relax, who wouldn't want to have this adorable astronaut galaxy light? And who wouldn't want to fall asleep under a starry sky?

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Description

Features:

①Multi-color combination: The colorful and ever-changing nebula has a variety of color combinations, accompanied by twinkling green stars, creating a romantic and relaxing atmosphere.
②2 control methods: Starlight has two control methods, a back button, and remote control.
③Unique design and novel appearance: The Astronaut Star Night Light Projector is designed in the shape of an astronaut.
④Rotation: The astronaut's head can be rotated 360° by magnetic force, allowing the nebula to be projected anywhere without restriction.
⑤Detachable: The astronaut's lunar base is detachable, and the arms can be put into various positions, which is also an excellent decoration.

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CE, ROHS, FCC...

Application:
Tent, living room, toilet, bedroom, game room, nursery, bathroom,computer room etc. An Amazing Gift for Kids & Adults! If you're not sure what to get your family or friends as a gift, this space projector is ideal for the holidays (Christmas, Valentine's Day, birthdays, etc.). Whether you're a kid who loves stars and planetariums or an adult who just wants to relax, who wouldn't want to have this adorable astronaut galaxy light? And who wouldn't want to fall asleep under a starry sky?