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Galaxy Star Projector Light
88% slop
Pretty ceiling. Ugly markup.
High confidence. Consistent pricing and review evidence across five sources.
Why this score?
Five things we checked
Looks good in a dark room. App control is clunky.
You can get this for a third of the price elsewhere.
We found no evidence £89.99 was ever a real price.
Several reviews mention it stops connecting to Bluetooth after weeks.
'Cinema-grade laser' is a stretch for a £9 diode projector.
The deal
Is the discount actually real?
AuroraGlow Store · TikTok Shop
Discount looks inflated
This exact projector appears to typically sell for well under £11. The '75% off £89.99' framing looks invented.
We found its twins
Same or similar products elsewhere
- £34.99
TikTok Shop (this listing)
Same model - £6.80
AliExpress
Same model - £9.20
Temu
Same model - £12.99
Amazon (unbranded)
Likely identical
Reviews
High confidenceBased on 1,830 reviews we could find
What people like
- Kids love it
- Easy setup
Recurring complaints
- Bluetooth drops out
- Plastic housing cracks
- Remote often DOA
A cluster of 5-star reviews were posted within the same 48-hour window shortly after launch.
Marketing claims
“Cinema-grade laser projection”
Uses a standard LED diode found in sub-£10 projectors.
“16 million colours”
Technically true of the RGB LED, but marketing implies resolution it doesn't have.
Own it?
Community · 2,104 votes18% of the community says worth it