Here are all the devices featured: 1. Sunset Lamp: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/SunsetLamp 2. Ecolor Moon Lamp: geni.us/AmzEcolorMoonLamp 3. Hovering Moon: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/floatingmoon 4. Moon Night Light: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/moonlamp 5. Orzorz Galaxy Night Light: geni.us/AmazonOrzorzProjector 6. Pococo Galaxy Lite: geni.us/AmazonPococoGalaxy 7. Pococo Galaxy: geni.us/AmazonPococoHome 8. Encalife Atmosphere: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/EncalifeAtmosphere 9. BlissLights Sky Lite 2.0: geni.us/AmzBlighSky2 10. Astronaut Projector: geni.us/AmzAstronautProjector 11. Northern Lights: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/northern-lights-projector 12. Dark Skies DS-1: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/DS1 13. Sega Homestar Flux: geni.us/AmzSegaFlux 14. Dark Skies Skyview: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/Skyview We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program as well as other affiliate advertising programs designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon and other websites.
Agreed. I can't tell though if the DS1 or Homestar Flux is more realistic. The DS1 is more hazy and cloudy with seemingly too many undefined stars. The Homestar Flux has more distinct stars but not as much variation. It's a toss-up for me. I guess I would choose which one is brighter.
I like the realistic projectors. I can't tell though if the DS-1 or Homestar Flux is more realistic. The DS-1 is more hazy and smeared with seemingly too many undefined stars. The Homestar Flux has more distinct stars but looks a bit like pinholes with not as much variation. It's a toss-up for me. I guess I would choose which one is brighter.
In the 50’s I owned a simple but relatively accurate room planetarium. It was round and had pinholes to project stars on the ceiling and walls. Is there anything in the market today that gives a realistic view of stars and constellations? I want to teach my great grandkids the stars but everything I’ve bought or seen available just projects stars in a seemingly random position with no attempt to depict true representation of star locations. Anyone have suggestions?
Check out the Skyview: th-cam.com/video/kWWSsKJx5sw/w-d-xo.html and the Homestar Original / Flux also have costellation view th-cam.com/video/BiAXFuOl0Vw/w-d-xo.html
This was really helpful. I have been looking for ages, but the use of green stars with the projectors turns me off using them. And if I recall your previous videos - the realistic projectors tend to be louder. Might look at the northern lights as it looks interesting - but can the moon be turned off?
Glad you enjoyed it. Northern lights one is good, very different to the other and yes the Moon can be turned off. A more in depth look at that one is available th-cam.com/video/ahrx6MTESjA/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the video. I'm trying to find a good planetarium projector for my 10 year old child. She's just getting interested in stars and I would like her to be able to doze off to a night sky. The projectors with green lasers are in my opinion horrendous for a child's bedside. The colours are far too vivid and will be more of a hindrance. I would prefer the DS-1, Sega (original or flux) and orzorz. Budget wise I think I'll have to go for the Sega Original, the Orzorz or the Pococo (couldn't find any review of the last 2 on your channel). Which one would you recommend? Or better, can you maybe make a comparative review of those 3 please, taking into consideration the value for money and practical issues like the sound it makes (for a child's room), the need for constant power supply (I think orzorz just needs charging), the heat emitted from each, availability and variety of discs, ease of use, if any has adjustable brightness, timer options for when the child will sleep etc etc. Many thanks
Hello, thanks for checking out my channel. The Orzorz and Pococo are very similar, they've the same controls and use the same discs. I compare the Pococo with the Flux in this vid: th-cam.com/video/myRt7Vud4Zc/w-d-xo.html In terms of your requirements, all three have auto off timers; I'd say the Orzorz/Pococo are quieter than the Flux and they offer a more affordable range of discs (see th-cam.com/video/mtA8k9oLEWc/w-d-xo.html). You can't adjust the brightness on these three, however if you use a Milky Way disc the room is very dark. So overall my suggestion would be the Orzorz or Pococo depending on which you like the look of.
Hey, thanks for the quick demonstration ! Can you tell what's the real difference between a ds 1 and a ds skyview ? I know the ds skyview is shorter, compact, less powerful but does it works in a room ? The website demonstrates its use in a car, but i wanted to have your opinion since you used in the same area than the ds 1. Thank you for your answer !
Hi, thanks for the great reviews. I'm considering the encalife atmosphere vs the pococo setup. I know they are completely different tech but which is more realistic and enjoyable? Which covers a bigger space? Which bleeds less light in a room using the same scene? I'm looking to use it mostly in a living room but sometimes in a bedroom. Thanks. P.S. Also which is your favorite product under $100?
Most realistic would be the Sega or Dark Skys options. I'd go with the Orzorz th-cam.com/video/HK37mvUwvMQ/w-d-xo.html You can see in the video they all do a good job of covering my ceiling space and the Sega have very little light bleeding, the room remains very dark with those on.
The background or the text? The background is some footage I picked up years ago in a pack, I think part of the 5 day deal bundle. If I remember correctly the text motion GFX were from eldamar-studio.com/
Here are all the devices featured:
1. Sunset Lamp: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/SunsetLamp
2. Ecolor Moon Lamp: geni.us/AmzEcolorMoonLamp
3. Hovering Moon: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/floatingmoon
4. Moon Night Light: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/moonlamp
5. Orzorz Galaxy Night Light: geni.us/AmazonOrzorzProjector
6. Pococo Galaxy Lite: geni.us/AmazonPococoGalaxy
7. Pococo Galaxy: geni.us/AmazonPococoHome
8. Encalife Atmosphere: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/EncalifeAtmosphere
9. BlissLights Sky Lite 2.0: geni.us/AmzBlighSky2
10. Astronaut Projector: geni.us/AmzAstronautProjector
11. Northern Lights: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/northern-lights-projector
12. Dark Skies DS-1: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/DS1
13. Sega Homestar Flux: geni.us/AmzSegaFlux
14. Dark Skies Skyview: links.besthomeplanetarium.com/Skyview
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The more realistic the better in my humble opinion. I like the last two.
Agreed. I can't tell though if the DS1 or Homestar Flux is more realistic. The DS1 is more hazy and cloudy with seemingly too many undefined stars. The Homestar Flux has more distinct stars but not as much variation. It's a toss-up for me. I guess I would choose which one is brighter.
I m crazy about Northern Lights .. Just Amazing .. 👌
Thank you for this, well done.
Justo el video que necesitaba, tomas de varios ángulos y no solo del techo xd, gracias, buen video :)
Thank you, I loved your review🤩! I wanted to buy the Astronaut projector but it looks like too small
11, 12, 13 the best✨
How can you find the Pococo galaxy disc at 1:11. I can't seem to find it anywhere. It is so beautiful, thank you.
Hey! Can you adjust the angle of that Northen Lighst #11? Depending where I am it's better to point to the ceiling or to a wall. Thanks!
I like the realistic projectors. I can't tell though if the DS-1 or Homestar Flux is more realistic. The DS-1 is more hazy and smeared with seemingly too many undefined stars. The Homestar Flux has more distinct stars but looks a bit like pinholes with not as much variation. It's a toss-up for me. I guess I would choose which one is brighter.
Thank you so much
Thank you so much!
good video but very confusing what's the best one in the test
In the 50’s I owned a simple but relatively accurate room planetarium. It was round and had pinholes to project stars on the ceiling and walls. Is there anything in the market today that gives a realistic view of stars and constellations? I want to teach my great grandkids the stars but everything I’ve bought or seen available just projects stars in a seemingly random position with no attempt to depict true representation of star locations. Anyone have suggestions?
Check out the Skyview: th-cam.com/video/kWWSsKJx5sw/w-d-xo.html and the Homestar Original / Flux also have costellation view th-cam.com/video/BiAXFuOl0Vw/w-d-xo.html
the northern lights is nice... if it has controls to slow it down. that was so fast it would not feel relaxing. :)
More details in this vid: th-cam.com/video/ahrx6MTESjA/w-d-xo.html
This was really helpful. I have been looking for ages, but the use of green stars with the projectors turns me off using them. And if I recall your previous videos - the realistic projectors tend to be louder. Might look at the northern lights as it looks interesting - but can the moon be turned off?
Glad you enjoyed it. Northern lights one is good, very different to the other and yes the Moon can be turned off. A more in depth look at that one is available th-cam.com/video/ahrx6MTESjA/w-d-xo.html
What kind of projektor is on 1:27 min the green one !! I love it ❤️
That's not a projection, its just stock footage I used for the menu backgrounds because it looks a bit scifi
Are you saying the Orzos and Pococo discs are compatible with each other? What about the LaView projector, have you tried that one as well?
Yes they use the same style discs. I've not tried that particular model, will check it out 👍
Thanks for the video.
I'm trying to find a good planetarium projector for my 10 year old child. She's just getting interested in stars and I would like her to be able to doze off to a night sky.
The projectors with green lasers are in my opinion horrendous for a child's bedside. The colours are far too vivid and will be more of a hindrance. I would prefer the DS-1, Sega (original or flux) and orzorz. Budget wise I think I'll have to go for the Sega Original, the Orzorz or the Pococo (couldn't find any review of the last 2 on your channel).
Which one would you recommend? Or better, can you maybe make a comparative review of those 3 please, taking into consideration the value for money and practical issues like the sound it makes (for a child's room), the need for constant power supply (I think orzorz just needs charging), the heat emitted from each, availability and variety of discs, ease of use, if any has adjustable brightness, timer options for when the child will sleep etc etc.
Many thanks
Hello, thanks for checking out my channel. The Orzorz and Pococo are very similar, they've the same controls and use the same discs. I compare the Pococo with the Flux in this vid: th-cam.com/video/myRt7Vud4Zc/w-d-xo.html
In terms of your requirements, all three have auto off timers; I'd say the Orzorz/Pococo are quieter than the Flux and they offer a more affordable range of discs (see th-cam.com/video/mtA8k9oLEWc/w-d-xo.html).
You can't adjust the brightness on these three, however if you use a Milky Way disc the room is very dark.
So overall my suggestion would be the Orzorz or Pococo depending on which you like the look of.
Hey, thanks for the quick demonstration ! Can you tell what's the real difference between a ds 1 and a ds skyview ? I know the ds skyview is shorter, compact, less powerful but does it works in a room ?
The website demonstrates its use in a car, but i wanted to have your opinion since you used in the same area than the ds 1.
Thank you for your answer !
Here's a video of sky view th-cam.com/video/kWWSsKJx5sw/w-d-xo.html
The size, price and projection are all very different between these two.
Hi, thanks for the great reviews. I'm considering the encalife atmosphere vs the pococo setup. I know they are completely different tech but which is more realistic and enjoyable? Which covers a bigger space? Which bleeds less light in a room using the same scene? I'm looking to use it mostly in a living room but sometimes in a bedroom. Thanks. P.S. Also which is your favorite product under $100?
Most realistic would be the Sega or Dark Skys options. I'd go with the Orzorz th-cam.com/video/HK37mvUwvMQ/w-d-xo.html
You can see in the video they all do a good job of covering my ceiling space and the Sega have very little light bleeding, the room remains very dark with those on.
I love the sequences you use to transition the different chapters - where are those from?
The background or the text? The background is some footage I picked up years ago in a pack, I think part of the 5 day deal bundle. If I remember correctly the text motion GFX were from eldamar-studio.com/
Blisslights Sky Light Evolve comparison 2.0 please :)
Here's a look at the Evolve th-cam.com/video/mqmoGg2G5ho/w-d-xo.html
Hola.podrias decirme dónde puedo comprar el que parece la estrella de la muerte en color negro?
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The ds1 looks sweet, except that is cost more than a full HD DLP projector and I wouldn't even be able to play games or watch cartoons on it SMH.
Wouldn't be good, if you have a ceiling fan, directly in the centre of the room.
anyone els here looking for ways to enhance there mushroom trip?
you dont really show them on your wall so its not really helpful when you dont show them each in your room