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This Amazon No. 1 bestseller turns a bedroom into a starry sky — and it's down to $37

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Remember the days when transforming a bedroom ceiling into a night sky meant sticking plastic glow-in-the-dark stars up there one by one? How quaint that seems right now. We're here to tell you about night sky 2.0. Or maybe 3.0. The multi-talented Rosetta Star Projector creates all kinds of celestial scenes overhead — and on surrounding walls. It makes a delightful holiday gift for children of all ages as well as insomniacs since it doubles as a white noise machine.

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Rossetta Star Projector

$37$60
Save $23 with 5% off coupon
This star projector is also a Bluetooth speaker and white-noise machine. It creates a relaxing, intriguing Northern Lights effect, with 16 colors and soothing music.
$37 at Amazon

This clever projector has 8,400 five-star reviews on Amazon, like one that called it "perfect for bedroom, media room, or home theater." One shopper, who purchased it as a gift for his nieces reported that the kids "love this thing, since they are afraid of the dark."

Another, who actually bought the projector for herself, said: "The colors and color combinations 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.... I think this little compact portable light-and-sound machine is perfect for my needs."

The Rosetta Star Projector plays soothing music and a beautiful cosmic scene, ushering in a calm night of restful sleep. (Photo: Rosetta)
The Rosetta Star Projector plays soothing music and a beautiful cosmic scene, ushering in a calm night of restful sleep. (Photo: Rosetta)

Customers say that the Rossetta Star Projector is even better than expected. Shared another fan: "I bought It for my daughter as a night-light, 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 till you try it — and then you can't live without it! It's the perfect gift-to-self — and more than likely a perfect present for someone on your holiday list. Buy and stash it now, while the price is so incredibly low.

Rossetta

Rossetta Star Projector

$37$60
Save $23 with 5% off coupon
This star projector is also a Bluetooth speaker and white-noise machine. It creates a relaxing, intriguing Northern Lights effect, with 16 colors and soothing music.
$37 at Amazon

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

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