We found that the Homestar Flux's multilevel glass lenses produce realistic-looking night skies from the comfort of your home and are plenty bright, even for rooms that aren't completely black. However, it is also one of the most expensive, with the ambition to match.
The Sega Toys Homestar Flux, a compact star projector in satin black, is one of the most powerful and sleek star projectors on the market. We've tested, reviewed and ranked all the star projectors we could get our hands on from a range of price points, styles and levels of sophistication to help you make informed purchasing decisions. Whereas, more expensive versions focus on a more scientific planetarium-style experience. Models that are more budget-friendly concentrate on filling rooms with color and texture to add atmosphere. 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 great substitute for a night light if your child is afraid of the dark, especially if they have timers that turn off the projector after they've fallen asleep.
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Full of stars, constellations and galaxies, 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. With star projectors, you can recreate the wonder of the night sky at home without having to leave the house. The best star projectors can replicate the night sky indoors by either projecting a realistic-looking cosmos on your walls or ceiling like home planetariums or by softly glowing in use as a night light for adults or children.
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