Nexurae Galaxy Sky Projector
Turn any wall into a big, bright screen — and any ceiling into a galaxy.
The Galaxy Sky Projector comes loaded with 12 interchangeable HD galaxy discs — each one a different cosmic scene projected across your ceiling and walls. Switch between nebulas, star clusters, and deep-space panoramas in seconds.
- 12 HD galaxy projection discs — swap scenes instantly
- Multi-colour projection — vivid, immersive cosmic light
- Adjustable brightness and projection angle
- Built-in timer — auto-off for effortless sleep
- USB powered — works with any adapter or power bank
Perfect for bedrooms, gaming setups, lounge areas, or as a gift for anyone who deserves a better ceiling.
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Specs & what’s in the box
| Connectivity | WiFi · Bluetooth · HDMI · USB |
| Best in | Dim or dark rooms for the brightest picture |
| Setup | Plug in, focus, and play — no app required |
| In the box | Projector, remote, power adapter, quick-start guide |
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Customer Reviews
I'm missing the projector but I liked it, it's very nice.
~*0x0~ excellent views, great job planetarium excellencies. i am so grateful & look forward to what we see in future glances. stay blessed, stay pure, stay beautiful.
I dont read obviously because thought it came with projector. Wish it would have a link to get the right projector vs just saying what its compatible with to make searching easier on app
They don't fit in my projector (Galaxy Projector Pro, BL-DQY02) even though the model number matches the film discs.
It seems there are 2 different types of projectors with the same designation.
Well, what is the problem? Incorrect projector label or incorrect disc label?
I ordered another projector that looks exactly the same from the outside, has the same model designation but the operation is slightly different and the insertion is different.
The Pro projector discs are smaller overall but the photo inside is larger and smooth on the outside.
The Starry Sky Projector (if that's what it's called), which comes with these film discs here, has a larger insert; the slides look like gears, and the image in the center is smaller.
Hope this helps someone.
They don't fit in my projector (Galaxy Projector Pro, BL-DQY02) even though the model number matches the film discs.
It seems there are 2 different types of projectors with the same designation.
Well, what is the problem? Incorrect projector label or incorrect disc label?
I ordered another projector that looks exactly the same from the outside, has the same model designation but the operation is slightly different and the insertion is different.
The Pro projector discs are smaller overall but the photo inside is larger and smooth on the outside.
The Starry Sky Projector (if that's what it's called), which comes with these film discs here, has a larger insert; the slides look like gears, and the image in the center is smaller.
Hope this helps someone.