Aurora Glow Lamp with Remote Control, 16 Color Dynamic Northern Lights Aurora Projector, Ocean Wave Projector Water Lamp for Room Decor (Rechargeable)

this worked for a couple of hours then stopped. won’t charge, won’t turn on.i received a refund and decided to purchase it again because i really like it. much better, the first product was just defective. new one is great, the remote works no problem and the light itself is really neat.

Let's start with the positives. It's gorgeous. Most of the time when you get a projector night light, you end up with a weird tilted half-sphere with a big lens, or maybe a tinted plastic ball. With this item, the device itself is a work of art. It has a thin beige base and the item itself looks like a watery frosted cube that comes alive when turned on. My wife said it looked like the Cosmic Cube from the Avengers films, and it does.Because the entire item lights up, you get a large projection than you get from most other night lights (at least the ones I've bought in the past). Most are directional, like a classic film projector, and might light up a ceiling. This will light up the ceiling, walls, etc.There are a lot of options as well. You can increase or decrease the brightness, change the way it transitions between colors, or set it to a range of solid colors. The controller is very intuitive to understand without needing instructions (which as I will get to later is a good thing). It is also relatively quiet; all devices like this will have *some* noise since there is a motor spinning the light around, but it's a fairly quiet background noise.Now to the negatives, which are minor. The biggest one is that the controller is extremely short range. I literally have to hold the controller inches away from the device for it to operate. It's not that big of a deal, but it's definitely not something you expect to have to do, and I've never had a projector that worked that way. There are also zero controls on the device itself; no buttons, just a plug for the USB cable. So the only way to operate it is with the remote control. (Though there is a plus to that; because there are no buttons on the device, they were able to give it such a small and unobtrusive base which adds to the beauty of the device.)The other issue is that the instructions are clearly a poor translation from Chinese and difficult to understand at times. As I said before, the controller is intuitive, so it's not a big deal. But there is something you can do to connect the device with a mobile device via WeChat that was unclear to me. WeChat is a Chinese messaging/social media/payment app that I'm guessing most people outside of China have never experienced, and I have no interest in messing with it. I just chose to ignore that part and use the simple remote controller.(Note that I am an IT professional with decades of experience, figuring out technology isn't something I struggle with, but the instructions are just that bad.)All that being said, this is a fantastic projector night light. By far the most beautiful one I've ever seen. And it does its job well. I have a young daughter who struggles to sleep without one and her latest device stopped working, and this new one has made her very happy.

This creates the coolest effect ever. I love how the colors can be changed, but I find myself just going back to basic blue as I love the watery effect. It's very calming and beautiful. I am probably going to order a few more so I can have one in multiple rooms, and one at work.

This is amazing for anyone who loves water reflections!

The Jashomund Ocean Wave Projector Night Light makes very nice light projections, and in my opinion is best enjoyed when the actual lamp is out of sight, or at least at a distance. Up close, it's evident that this is REALLY cheaply made, like dollar store quality plastic. Along those lines, it started to make a buzzing noise after a couple of days. For me this makes the lamp unusable unless loud music is playing, or another sound is drowning it out. Additionally, it's not wireless, and the cord included is quite short. I feel that the current price of $18.99 is too high for something of this quality.

Was really cool the first night, but it won't recharge. Tried a different cable and a different port so it has to be the unit itself.

The JASHUOMUND Projector is a beautiful addition to our home, creating stunning displays of Northern Lights and other mesmerizing effects. The visuals are absolutely breathtaking, transforming any room into a serene and magical space. The rotating feature adds an extra layer of enchantment, making it perfect for relaxation or setting a calming atmosphere.However, the fact that the cube needs to be plugged in to work is a bit of a drawback. If it were battery-operated or rechargeable, it would definitely earn a five-star rating from me. Despite this minor inconvenience, it’s still a fantastic product that delivers on its promise of bringing the beauty of the Northern Lights indoors. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to add a touch of magic to their living space!

The design is exactly as pictured. It isn’t flimsy and feels/looks well made. I expected it to function, but I didn’t expect the quality! The lamp comes with two bulbs. It’s easy getting the bulb in. The controls are conveniently on the cord. There are three levels of warmth as well as a timer. it works perfect. I truly wish I had known that earlier! It is way stronger. No more tunneling! Even will last forever because the lamp can be bright and then cools off then repeats. It looks beautiful. The warm light it serves as a nice, soft lamp which I love to use when I’m winding down for bed. I definitely recommend 100% You can’t go wrong with these lamps and you won’t be disappointed.