This smart projector hangs the stars and sky in any room, and it's less than $60 right now

"I have young kids who depend on bedtime rituals to fall asleep. Yes, I've created these routines, but they work for all three, and as someone who values my own sleep, I'm not about to change them. After testing the Govee Star Light projector for several months, I've found that it makes bedtime much easier. It's more than just a night light or white noise machine -- it goes above and beyond."

"I was particularly excited to test the Star Light Projector with my kids, who all rely on a combination of projectors and smart lights at night. My toddler loves the unicorn-shaped Govee Neon Rope 2 in her room, but it's too bright as a night light since it's positioned right above her bed. To solve this, I added an affordable RGB projector that entertains her and doubles as a night light."

"My three-year-old is the most challenging sleeper of all my kids, and I've definitely enabled it. Along with a night light and a separate white noise machine, my little "threenager" loves to fall asleep to lullabies. The new Govee Star Light projector has replaced my children's entire bedtime setup, from the projector to the white noise machine to even the HomePod Mini for lullabies."

"The Govee Star Light is easy to set up out of the box with the companion app, but you'll mainly use the on-device buttons to control it. The scenes were spectacular the first time I turned it on for my kids, who oohed and awed at the dreamy blend of lights around them, having only seen a $14 RGB projector prior."

Young children rely on consistent bedtime rituals to fall asleep. The Govee Star Light projector functions as more than a night light or white noise machine by combining visual scenes and audio to soothe children. The device replaces separate projectors, white noise machines, and speakers used for lullabies. The projector is easy to set up with an app and on-device controls. The light scenes are highly customizable and blend colors to create dreamy, Northern Lights-like effects. The projector entertains toddlers, reduces overly bright nearby lights, and simplifies bedtime routines for families with multiple children.

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