We've spotted the joint lowest-ever price on what we call the best star projector for aesthetics in this October Prime Day deal: Good looks and scientifically accurate star projections at home.

One of the best star projectors now lowest-ever price this October Prime Day

We've spotted the joint lowest-ever price on what we call the best star projector for aesthetics in this October Prime Day deal: Good looks and scientifically accurate star projections at home.

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One of the best star projectors now lowest-ever price this October Prime Day

By Chris McMullenContributions from
Jase Parnell-Brookes published 8 October 2024

We've spotted the joint lowest-ever price on what we call the best star projector for aesthetics in this October Prime Day deal: Good looks and scientifically accurate star projections at home.

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The Pococo Galaxy Star Projector, now
just $87 even cheaper at $79.99 on Amazon, is a brilliant way to transform any room into a planetarium. Even at full price it's a fantastic, portable planetarium but at $13 off, this is an absolutely stellar deal.
Editor's note October 8: You can get the Pococo Galaxy star projector even cheaper than Monday's already decent deal price at Amazon 20% off using the on-page voucher.
We think it's one of the best star projectors you can buy. Not only is it small enough to sit on a table or nightstand, but it's also rechargeable so as to be extra portable.
Unlike some star projectors, the Pococo Galaxy Star Projector projects scientifically accurate images of the cosmos, from planets to galaxies. It comes with two slides and you can purchase others to expand your planetarium's universe.

Pococo Galaxy Star Projector: was $99.99 now $79.99 at Amazon US
Save 20% on a home planetarium that offers vivid, scientifically accurate projections of actual celestial bodies.
Its size and rechargeable battery make it super portable and you can buy extra slides to project other parts of the cosmos. We think it's one of the best star projectors out there.

As we noted in our Pococo Galaxy Projector review, it projects vivid images, even during the daytime, and it's ridiculously simple to operate. At this price, it's a great detail.
Alternatively, if you don't need your projector to be scientifically accurate, there's the BlissLights Sky Light Evolve, which is 10% off for Prime Day.
But when is Prime Day? This is the second event of the year, known as Prime Day in October or Prime Big Deal Days. It runs October 8-9 inclusive and is the last big deal shopping event before Black Friday and Cyber Monday at the end of November.

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The Pococo Galaxy star projector, unboxed and ready to go during our review.(Image credit: Tantse Walter)

(Image credit: Tantse Walter)

(Image credit: Tantse Walter)

(Image credit: Tantse Walter)

(Image credit: Tantse Walter)

The Pococo Galaxy star projector is not a mood lamp, it's a home planetarium that projects accurate images around your home. It's portable, thanks to its size and rechargeable battery, and while it comes with two slides, you can purchase more to expand your planetary library.
Reviewing the Pococo Galaxy Star Projector, we were impressed by just how vivid its images were and how quiet the projector was. And, compared to some competitors, the Pococo's extra slides won't break the bank, at $50 per expansion pack.
In terms of functionality, it outclasses some of the higher-end competition. You can't customize it with a smartphone app, as you can the Blsslights Sky Light Evolve. However, this model is more suited to educational purposes than that.

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Key features: Dimensions: ‎6.18 in L x 4.72 in W x 4.72 in H. Wattage 1.5 watts. Resolution: 2 million resolution, 3 microns visible. Rechargeable battery life: six hours.
Product launched: August 2022.
Price history: Before today's deal, the lowest price on the 48-inch model was $79.99 back in March, but this is the lowest the Pococco Galaxy Star Projector has been in six months.
Price comparison:Amazon: $79.99 Pococo: $99.99
Reviews consensus: We were impressed by how bright and vivid the Pococo's projectors were and, going by its Amazon reviews, most purchasers feel the same. However some were disappointed that it switched off after two hours.
Live Science: ★★★★ | Space: ★★★★
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✅ Buy it if: You want a portable planetarium projector that casts accurate images of galaxies and solar systems and lets you expand your collection with purchasable slides.
❌ Don't buy it if: You're not bothered about scientific accuracy and just want a mood projector. Consider the BlissLights Sky Light Evolve, which is 10% off for Prime Day and can be heavily customized through a smartphone app.
Check out our other guides to the best air purifiers, air purifiers for allergies, the best telescopes, microscopes for students, binoculars, rowing machines, electric toothbrushes and more.

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Chris is a freelance journalist who, aside from covering games and gaming-related tech, has a taste for horror, sci-fi and the post-apocalyptic. As well as Live Science, you can find his work at Space.com, The Escapist, GameSpew (where he’s the morning news writer) and more. You can follow him on Twitter @MarmaladeBus.
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