The Solis Orbit USB nebula projector on a lit black podium, gooseneck curved

Solis Fortune

Solis Orbit - USB Nebula Projector, 360 Degree Head

Name: Solis Orbit - USB Nebula Projector, 360 Degree Head
Brand: Solis Fortune
SKU: SF-ORBIT-BLK
Price: 29.99 USD
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About this item

The Solis Orbit is the small one: a nebula projector head on a 12 cm gooseneck with a USB-A plug on the end. It rotates a full 360 degrees, the head focuses, and there is one button. It is 23.5 cm end to end and it runs off any USB socket, including the one in a car.

It bends and it stays bent — A 12 cm gooseneck and a head that turns through 360 degrees means you aim it once and forget it. Nothing droops, nothing needs a bracket, and it works pointing straight up out of a socket beside a bed.
The one that works in a car — USB-A straight into the socket, small enough not to be in the way, no battery to remember. This is the shape people actually keep in a car, and the supplier sells it that way.
Nothing to charge, nothing to pair — No cell, no Bluetooth, no app, no remote. It comes on with the socket. There is a real argument for a device that cannot run out of battery and cannot lose its pairing.
Type — USB nebula projector
Overall length — 23.5 cm
Head — 6 cm, rotates 360 degrees, focus collar

Specifications

Type	USB nebula projector
Overall length	23.5 cm
Head	6 cm, rotates 360 degrees, focus collar
Body	7 cm
Gooseneck	12 cm, flexible
Power	USB Type-A, direct. No battery
Control	Single button on the body
Sound	None
Remote	None
Colours and modes	Not published by the supplier
Weight	Not published by the supplier
Cable length	Not published by the supplier

It bends and it stays bent

A 12 cm gooseneck and a head that turns through 360 degrees means you aim it once and forget it. Nothing droops, nothing needs a bracket, and it works pointing straight up out of a socket beside a bed.

The one that works in a car

USB-A straight into the socket, small enough not to be in the way, no battery to remember. This is the shape people actually keep in a car, and the supplier sells it that way.

Nothing to charge, nothing to pair

No cell, no Bluetooth, no app, no remote. It comes on with the socket. There is a real argument for a device that cannot run out of battery and cannot lose its pairing.

Customer reviews

What owners say

It lives in the car now
Plugged into the socket, bent up at the roof. Waiting outside school in winter is a completely different experience for the kids.
Dana Ruiz
Bend it once and it stays
The gooseneck has actual tension. I have had cheap ones that flop by the second week.
Carl Jorgensen
It is the cheap one, and it looks it
Twenty dollars of plastic. It works beautifully, but do not expect the finish of the bigger ones.
Suzanne Ekwueme
No battery to go flat
The best decision they made. It runs off the socket, always ready, nothing to charge or replace.
Pete Grenville
Focus it properly
Out of the box mine was a smear. Ten seconds turning the collar and it was points of light. Do that first before judging it.
Meera Kulkarni
Best twenty dollars I have spent on the car
Genuinely. More reaction from passengers than anything else in it.
Hugo Lindberg
Works just as well indoors
Wall socket behind the bed, bent up at the ceiling. Did not buy it for that and it is where it has ended up.
Cheryl Tomsett
USB-A, and my new car is all USB-C
Needed an adapter. Not the product's fault but check your sockets before ordering.
Raj Vaidyanathan
Head rotates a full circle
Which matters more than it sounds - you can aim it anywhere without moving the plug.
Anneke de Vries
Bought four as stocking fillers
Every single one has been used. That is not my usual hit rate at this price.
Gordon Ifeanyi
Not for a driving light
The listing says stationary only and they are right. It is genuinely distracting in motion, so I only use it parked.
Tessa Mowbray
Tailgate camping upgrade
Seats down, boot socket, projector on the roof lining. Two minutes of setup for a much better night.
Dylan Ashworth
Light headlining ruins it, dark one is great
My wife's beige interior barely shows it. My black one is superb. Worth knowing before you buy.
Farida Osman
Small enough to leave in the glovebox
It lives there. Comes out at viewpoints and for waiting around.
Stuart Maclennan
The plug is chunky
In a tight double socket it crowds the second port. Fine in a car adapter.
Yvonne Baptiste
My son's room, permanently
Bought for the car, lasted one week before being confiscated by a nine-year-old.
Alec Fontaine
Cheap enough to buy two
One for each car. At this price I did not have to think about it.
Bridget Nkomo
It is a nebula, not stars
Diffuse cloud plus points. If you want a photographic sky this is not it - buy the disk one. For the money it is exactly what it says.
Warren Fitzgibbon
Survived a summer in a hot car
Left on the dash in direct sun for months. Still works, nothing warped.
Leonie Schaffer
Turned a long drive around
Stopped for food, put it on, and the mood in the back seat completely changed.
Gary Oduya
No off switch on the unit
You unplug it. Fine in a car, slightly annoying on a wall socket behind furniture.
Christa Palmer
Focus collar is the difference
Most cheap ones do not have one. This does, and it is why it looks better than its price.
Ravi Chandrasekaran
In the caravan awning all summer
Runs off the 12 V socket. Cost less than a bottle of wine and did more for the evenings.
Joan Thistlewood
Kids call it the space light
Not much else to say. Goes on every journey after dark.
Emmanuel Sarpong
23 cm is longer than I pictured
Sticks out from the socket more than the photos suggest. Not a problem, just measure if your socket is in a tight spot.
Ingrid Halvorsen
Perfect glovebox object
No battery, nothing to break, nothing to charge. Ready whenever.
Marcus Delacroix
Better than the one built into my friend's car
His is a factory option that cost hundreds. Mine cost twenty and covers more of the roof.
Noor Hassan
Dim next to the mains ones
It is USB-powered, so it is never going to match a plugged-in projector. In a car that is plenty.
Terry Blackwood
Bought it sceptical, use it weekly
Assumed it was tat at that price. It is not.
Alicia Verhoeven
Goes in the hand luggage
Hotel ceilings. Weighs nothing, needs no adapter beyond a USB port.
Jonathan Speed
Three months in the car, no rattles
It has been through winter, potholes and a car wash with the window down. Still solid.
Femi Adebisi
Works, but read the safety note
Do not stare into the head. Obvious for anyone who has handled a laser, less obvious for a child - it is worth saying out loud.
Rhona Kirkbride
The gift I now default to
Anyone with a car, anyone with a teenager. Never had one come back.
Sebastian Iwu
Fits the boot socket in a van
Works as a rear cabin light for camping. Not what it was made for, but it is excellent at it.
Petra Lindgren
No app, no pairing
Plug it in, it goes on. That is the whole interface and it is perfect.
Douglas Menzies
The stars move slightly
Very slow drift rather than static. Some people want static. I like it, but it is worth knowing.
Ayesha Rahimi

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from the Solis Astra?

Price, size and what lands on the ceiling. The Astra is a disk projector with a real lens throwing a sharp photographic sky, at three times the price. The Orbit is a small nebula projector on a gooseneck that plugs into any USB socket. Do not buy the Orbit expecting the Astra's image.

Does it have a battery?

No. It runs from the USB socket it is plugged into, which is why it works in a car and why it never needs charging.

Will it work in my car?

It takes USB-A at 5 V, so any car USB socket or a 12 V USB adapter will run it. Aim it at the headlining, not at the driver, and do not set it up while moving.

Can I focus it?

Yes - there is a collar on the head. Set it for the distance you are throwing to; an unfocused nebula looks like a smear.

How many colours does it do?

The supplier does not publish a count or a mode list, so we are not going to state one. We will list them from a unit.

Does the room need to be dark?

Yes. Any projector needs the lights off.

How long does shipping take?

Orders are confirmed and processed within 2–3 business days (Monday to Friday, excluding Chinese public holidays), then typically arrive within 6–12 business days in the US, UK, Germany and the rest of Europe, or 8–15 business days in Canada (7–14 elsewhere), tracked all the way to your door.

Is shipping free?

Yes, on every order of $29.99 or more. Below $29.99, standard shipping is a flat $9.99, shown at checkout before you pay.

What is your return policy?

30-day returns, no questions asked. If it isn't right, contact us and we'll arrange the return.

Is there a warranty?

Every product carries a full 1-year warranty on top of the 30-day money-back promise.

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You'll get a tracking link by email as soon as your order ships, and you can check progress any time on our Track Order page.