This bestselling projector turns your room into a starry sky — and it's only $34!

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Rossetta machine set up in a bedroom illuminating the walls and ceiling with blue and green stars and constellations.
It plays soothing music and displays a beautiful cosmic scene — what more could you want when it's time to sleep? (Photo: Rossetta)

Remember when you wanted to have your bedroom ceiling look like a night sky, and you'd have to stick glow-in-the-dark stars up there one by one? Well, that tedious activity is so passé thanks to this machine that can project all kinds of celestial scenes above your heads — without needing a ladder. There's even an option to add white noise, making it perfect for lulling you to sleep. And right now this versatile device is on sale at Amazon thanks to a special on-page coupon — click it and pay only $34 for this projector!

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$34 $40 at Amazon

Dark room shown with aurora-style purple lighting across ceiling and walls.
Use it to get really groovy in your living room or den. (Photo: Rossetta)

This little beaut has nearly 2,000 five-star reviews on Amazon, like one that calls it "perfect for bedroom, media room, or home theater." This uncle put it to work in his nieces' bedroom, saying they "love this thing since they are afraid of the dark" and adds that the sounds even help put him to sleep just as well as it does the girls.

This shopper was a little mixed with her feelings, but still enjoyed the experience overall: "The colors and color combination choices are just gorgeous [...] The wafting flow of the aurora lights is relaxing and very close to nature. I really like the sound features; I myself prefer the flowing creek sound. [...] Haha I think this little compact portable light and sound machine is perfect for my needs."

Overall, customers say that the Rossetta Star Projector is even better than expected. Shares another, "I bought It for my daughter as a nightlight but I ended up using it in my room. So many cool colors and functions." And we'd agree — it's one of those things you didn't know you needed until you use it, and then you can't live without it!

$34 $40 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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