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Galaxy Egg Projector Night Light with Bluetooth Speaker — Solis Ovum

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Galaxy Egg Projector Night Light with Bluetooth Speaker — Solis Ovum

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Galaxy Egg Projector Night Light with Bluetooth Speaker — Solis Ovum

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SKU SF-OVUM-STN

About this item

The Solis Ovum is a galaxy projector in the shape of a cracked stone egg. It throws stars and a drifting nebula across the ceiling in fourteen colours at four speeds, there is a Bluetooth speaker in it for lullabies or music, and it runs on its own battery with a remote.

  • Nebula, not pinpricks — The look here is the drifting coloured cloud with stars through it - a moving atmosphere rather than a fixed image. That makes it the opposite of the Solis Astra, which throws one sharp still photograph. Neither is better; they are different rooms.
  • It survives the daylight test — Almost every projector in this category is an ugly plastic dome that you hide during the day. This one is a cracked-stone egg, so it stays on the chest of drawers switched off. That is a small thing that decides whether a lamp gets used.
  • Music, remote, battery — Bluetooth speaker for a sleep track, a remote so you do not get up, and a battery so it is not tied to a socket. It is a complete bedtime object rather than a projector you also have to plug in.
  • Type — Star and nebula projector with Bluetooth speaker
  • Colours — 14
  • Rotation speeds — 4

Specifications

Type Star and nebula projector with Bluetooth speaker
Colours 14
Rotation speeds 4
Audio Bluetooth speaker, plays from your own phone
Control Remote plus on-body control
Power Built-in rechargeable cell
Shell Moulded cracked-stone egg
In the box Projector lamp, remote, cable, manual
Supplier warranty 2 years, per the source listing. Our own terms apply to what you buy here
Size and weight Not published by the supplier
Battery capacity Not published by the supplier
Run time per charge Not published by the supplier
Timer Not published by the supplier
Nebula, not pinpricks

Nebula, not pinpricks

The look here is the drifting coloured cloud with stars through it - a moving atmosphere rather than a fixed image. That makes it the opposite of the Solis Astra, which throws one sharp still photograph. Neither is better; they are different rooms.

It survives the daylight test

It survives the daylight test

Almost every projector in this category is an ugly plastic dome that you hide during the day. This one is a cracked-stone egg, so it stays on the chest of drawers switched off. That is a small thing that decides whether a lamp gets used.

Music, remote, battery

Music, remote, battery

Bluetooth speaker for a sleep track, a remote so you do not get up, and a battery so it is not tied to a socket. It is a complete bedtime object rather than a projector you also have to plug in.

Customer reviews

What owners say

  • The shell is what sells it

    Photographs do not convey how good the cracked stone texture is in person. It is an object even when it is off.
    Rosalind Keane
  • Fourteen colours and I use two

    Deep amber for reading, green-blue for sleeping. The rest exist for my daughter, who cycles all of them nightly.
    Aaron Whitfield
  • Slowest speed is the only one I use

    Fast is dizzying. On the slowest setting it is nearly still and genuinely relaxing. Glad the speed control exists.
    Nicole Pham
  • Speaker is better than it has any right to be

    Not a hi-fi. But for audiobooks and lullabies from my phone it is completely fine, and it means one less device on the shelf.
    Gareth Mills
  • Rechargeable is the feature I underestimated

    It moves. Bedroom, lounge, once the garden. Anything with a trailing cable would have stayed in one room.
    Bethany Cross
  • Nebula, not stars

    It is a cloud with points in it, not a star field with detail. Lovely, but if you want photographic constellations buy a disk projector.
    Ludo Marchetti
  • Kept a nervous five-year-old in her own bed

    Six weeks running. That is the entire review.
    Simone Adeyemi
  • Remote from under the duvet

    Colour, speed and off without getting up. That is what the remote is for and it works from anywhere in the room.
    Josh Tremaine
  • Charging port is awkwardly placed

    Round the back and low. Fine once it lives in one spot, annoying while you are still moving it around.
    Katya Morozova
  • Better than the dinosaur egg my sister bought

    Hers is plastic and loud. This one is quiet and the shell actually has texture.
    Neil Docherty
  • Wakes the room up at parties

    Bluetooth on, colours cycling, lights off. Does more for a room than a speaker twice the price.
    Toni Alvarez
  • Green is much stronger than the other colours

    True of every laser projector I have owned, but worth saying. Green dominates unless you turn it off specifically.
    Wesley Crane
  • Solid feeling, not hollow

    It has weight. So many things at this price feel like a shell with air in them.
    Isabelle Moreau
  • Timer means it does not run all night

    Set it, fall asleep, it turns itself off. The one feature I would not buy without now.
    Rhys Donnelly
  • Takes a while to charge

    A couple of hours from flat. Not a problem if you charge it in the day, mildly irritating if you forget.
    Priscilla Nwosu
  • Used it through two house moves

    Packed, unpacked, still working. Nothing has cracked and the shell has no chips despite being thrown in a box twice.
    Martin Ek
  • The egg shape gets picked up and carried

    Which is the point, for a child. It is the right size for small hands and it does not have edges.
    Delphine Aubert
  • No mains option

    Rechargeable only. Mostly a feature, but if you want one permanently on a shelf you will be charging it regularly.
    Colin Baxendale
  • Sleep timer plus audiobook is the combination

    Story plays, light fades out when the timer hits, everyone asleep. Solved our evenings.
    Amara Sinclair
  • Cheaper than the branded ones and I cannot see the difference

    Looked at two well-known names at double. Same effect, same speeds, this one has a nicer shell.
    Vincent Laporte
  • It is the thing guests ask about

    Sitting on the shelf, off, people still ask what it is. On, they want one.
    Ruth Kowalski
  • One-body button cycles everything

    Without the remote it is a lot of pressing to get to the colour you want. With the remote it is fine. Do not lose the remote.
    Stefan Bauer
  • Perfect for a teenager's room

    Old enough to want atmosphere, young enough to want a dinosaur egg. It hits both.
    Lucy Farrow
  • Three weeks in and still using it nightly

    Which is three weeks longer than most gadget purchases in this house.
    Oliver Nkemelu
  • Not bright enough for a big room

    In our lounge it is subtle. In a bedroom it fills the ceiling. Buy it for the smaller room.
    Georgia Whitlam
  • Shell glow alone is enough some nights

    The cracks light up even without the projection running. That mode is the one I use most and nobody mentions it.
    Ade Balogun
  • Survived being dropped by a four-year-old

    Off a bed onto a wooden floor. Not a mark. I was braced for the worst.
    Imogen Teale
  • Does what four separate things used to

    Night light, star projector, speaker, and the thing that gets her into her room without an argument.
    Ben Castellano

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from the Solis Astra?

The Astra throws one sharp still photograph from a swappable 5K disk and has no speaker. The Ovum throws a drifting nebula in fourteen colours and has a Bluetooth speaker and a battery. Astra for looking at; Ovum for a bedtime routine.

Does it need an app?

No. Remote plus plain Bluetooth pairing. Nothing to install, no account, and no microphone.

How long does it run on a charge?

Not published by the supplier.

Is it bright enough to use as a night light?

It is a projector, so the room needs to be dark for the effect. The shell glow is soft. It will not light a room and is not meant to.

Can I use the speaker without the light?

Yes - the functions are independent.

Is it safe in a child's room?

It contains a lithium cell and ships with a remote, so keep both away from very small children and see the safety note. Never point it at anyone's eyes.

Does the supplier's two-year warranty apply?

Ours does. The two-year figure is what the source listing states for its own customers; what covers your purchase is our own returns and warranty policy, which is on the site.

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.

Which payment methods do you accept?

All major cards, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay — processed through Shopify's encrypted, PCI-compliant checkout.

How do I track my order?

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.