One of the sleekest-looking and most powerful star projectors around, the satin black Sega Toys Homestar Flux, although compact, comes with a high price - and ambition to match. Here at, we've cast our eye over the market for the best star projectors, reviewed a number of them, and rounded up the best for bringing the stars, planets and galaxies into your home. The more expensive versions focus on a more scientific planetarium-style experience. Those models at the more affordable end of the market tend to concentrate on filling rooms with lights and color and mostly novelty-style ambient projections.
The price brackets from one model to the next can be vast too, even when there isn't much to tell them apart. They are all easy to set up and use, but star projectors come in many shapes and sizes - some more geared towards children - and with various levels of scientific accuracy (or no scientific accuracy at all). They can be a lovely alternative to a night light if your child is afraid of the dark, especially ones that come with timers that will automatically switch off after the desired time has passed. Full of stars, constellations and galaxies the best star projectors can create an immersive experience that can spark imagination, add a fun vibe to a party or games room, or help you drift off to sleep. Recreate the wonder of the night sky at home without having to leave the house. The best star projectors can bring the night sky inside by either projecting a realistic-looking cosmos on your walls or ceiling or simply by helping to create an otherworldly colorful light display.
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