FlyLily 13-in-1 Galaxy Projector, 360° Rotation and Solar System Scenes

If you want more than a simple glow in the bedroom, this planetarium projector brings detailed space scenes to walls, floors, and ceilings. Its 13 film discs offer a choice of celestial subjects, so the room can shift from a view of the Solar System to a nebula or constellation.

The FlyLily projector combines a rotating starry sky with selectable space images. Use it to create a relaxed evening atmosphere, add visual interest to a bedroom, or share space-themed scenes with kids and adults.

A focus knob helps sharpen the projection for your chosen placement, while USB power makes it practical to set up near a suitable power source. The included USB-C cable supports that setup.

Practical tips

Place the projector facing the wall or ceiling you want to illuminate, then adjust the top knob to bring the image into focus. The stated optimal projection distance is 9.84 ft, with a maximum distance of up to 16.4 ft. Moving it farther or closer changes how the image fills the surface, making placement useful to adjust for the room and viewing area.

Choose a film disc for the scene you want, such as Earth, the Moon, Saturn, the Aurora, or the Pillars of Creation. Each projection card comes with a galaxy introduction, adding an educational detail for a family viewing session. The projector also has a dedicated disc-rotation button and two starry-sky rotation speeds, letting you set the movement to suit the room’s atmosphere.

For nighttime use, select the one-hour or two-hour timer, or use the four-hour default auto-off. This gives you a timed option when using the projector as a bedroom night light. Its quiet operation helps keep the space calm while the images rotate overhead.

Pros

The main advantage is variety: 13 space scenes make this more than a fixed-pattern star light. Swap the film disc to change the subject, whether you want a familiar planet, a dramatic deep-space image, or a broader view of the cosmos. The rotating effects add movement, while the focus control helps make the projection clear at the chosen distance.

It suits you if you want a bedroom projector that can serve both as ambient lighting and as a way to explore space imagery. Compared with a basic starry effect, the selectable discs offer more variety, compared with a dedicated educational display, the rotating sky and timed night-light functions keep the focus on a relaxing room atmosphere.

Key features

• Projection scenes: 13 subjects, including the Solar System, Virgo Supercluster, Laniakea Supercluster, Black Hole, Uranus, Moon, Wormhole, Earth, Aurora, and Saturn.
• Movement: 360° rotation, a separate film-disc rotation button, and two starry-sky rotation speeds.
• Timer: One-hour and two-hour settings, plus a four-hour default auto-off.
• Power and setup: USB-powered, a USB-C cable is included.
• Construction: ABS body with an LED light source.

Is it worth it?

The FlyLily Galaxy Projector is a strong fit for bedrooms where a changing space display is more useful than a single, static night-light effect. Its range of film scenes supports different moods and viewing moments, while the rotating sky, focus adjustment, and timer make it straightforward to tailor the setup. For a child who enjoys planets or an adult looking for a calm cosmic accent, it brings selectable astronomy-inspired imagery into an everyday room.