Laser Wave Projector Outdoor, Starry Sky & RGBW Ocean Wave Light Show with Remote Control, Waterproof IP65, Holiday Decor for Halloween, Christmas, Party, Garden, Yard

This works perfectly in my yard- I’ve used it for multiple holidays and decided to buy a second. The lights are bright and remote does a good job without needing to be too close. My favorite outdoor light out of the many I have had

The quality is surprisingly great for the price. I am pleasantly surprised. The green and red fills plenty of space and I liked it so much I also bought the snowflakes. The snowflakes I have them positioned around 10-12 feet away from the wall. Some reviews were saying that it only covers 5 feet but I don’t feel like that is the case for me. I would say, though you would need two of these to cover your garage door fully. I’m keeping my snowflakes inside but only because I ran out of outlets outside. The red and green dots are so cool. Glad I bought both!

This one is better than snowflake one outside and inside. Brilliant. Very nice, but when it gets hot or used more than 8 hours, it will turn off.

The images shown of an almost water/wave type projection are not at all what this is. It’s coming and brightening spots with one multicolor setting that seems to have movement. I was looking for a green and blue wave pattern. Misleading images.

So far this item has worked well. I use it to illuminate a maple tree in front the lasers pinpoint various branches and the northern lights give the tree a nice glow.

I originally got this for a new outside light to add some extra Pizzazz to my house but it turned into a light I put inside my house that I use for my cats I love it and my cats love it and they get great exercise.. a little Caution to others that want to try it for a cat toy make sure you don't have anything you care about laying out and about when you turn the laser on

I have been very interested in these neat little projectors, and I ended up collecting nearly a dozen of them. They all have very similar functionality, the combination of red, green, and/or blue, along with white, these "nebula" blobs that move around in a similar way. The green laser pointer refracted to make an array of stars. And beyond that, a mix of other smaller features. So what I'm going to do here is discuss for this item what sets it apart, good or bad. I'll assume you're interested in this type of projector generally, and you're looking to see if this particular item has specific reasons for, or against, it. (Note: It goes without saying, these should be used in controlled environments. It has a laser pointer in it, which can cause harm if a child stares directly into the laser pointer source.)This model was the only outdoor one I tried. It sets up easily and has the very familiar nebula and green stars options, and I tried it with various combinations of the nebula. They worked somewhat well, but they were pretty under-powered for projecting onto the side of my house. Unless there's an issue with my remote or with the unit I have, the unit was as bright as it could be and it was underwhelming until the night got really dark, and when used with other lights, it's drowned out.Now, it might work well for you, and it functions well except for this issue, but to me it was a critical issue, so the best I can say is three stars, especially considering it is -- with due respect -- not a good value at 40 bucks.

Love these lights you can do green or red or both and adjust the speed. Would recommend.!