Sleepy Saturn Galaxy Night Light Projector
Sleepy Saturn Galaxy Night Light Projector
Bedtime gets a lot easier when there's a sky full of stars waiting.
Sleepy Saturn is a tiny USB projector that fills a dark bedroom ceiling with stars, the Moon, Saturn and the Milky Way. Your little one picks tonight's sky, you tap it on, bend the neck towards the ceiling, twist to focus and switch off the big light.
- 6 films (Starter) or all 24 films in a storage case (Deluxe)
- Tap once for a warm night light, again for the starry sky, again for off
- Press and hold to dim or brighten
- Bendy 30 cm neck aims at the ceiling, a wall or a corner
- USB powered: any phone charger plug, power bank or laptop (wall plug not included)
Getting the best sky: use it in a fully dark room, aimed at a plain light ceiling 2–3 metres away, and twist the head to focus. It's a small projector, so the image is softer than a big planetarium, and the scenes are soft white light rather than multicolour.
Specs: 66 × 43 mm projector · about 30 cm neck · USB 5V · slide-in film drawer.
In the box: 1 projector plus 6 films (Starter) or 24 films in a clear case (Deluxe). The 2-pack has 2 projectors and 48 films.
Safety: this is a night light, not a toy. An adult should set it up and place it out of reach of young children, with the cable kept away from cots and beds. Not for children under 3 to handle.
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Lights off. Stars on.
Turn any ceiling into a night sky in about ten seconds. No batteries, no app, no fiddly setup.
Plug it in
Into any USB plug, power bank or laptop. It sits on a shelf or bedside table.
Pick tonight's sky
Slide in one of the films. Let your little one choose. That's half the fun.
Tap, aim, glow
Tap for stars, bend the neck towards the ceiling, twist the head to focus, then switch off the big light.
Up to 24 skies in one little case
Deluxe comes with 24 slim projection films in their own case: a different scene almost every night of the month. Swap them in seconds.
- Starry skies and galaxies
- The Moon and Saturn
- Nebulas and auroras
- Ocean scenes
Left: a real photo from our own unit.
Bedtime they actually look forward to
Made for kids' rooms, chosen by parents who are tired of the "five more minutes" battle.
A calm wind-down ritual
"Which film tonight?" becomes part of the routine, and getting into bed becomes the reward.
Soft glow, not a big lamp
Gentle light on the ceiling instead of a bright bulb at eye level. Hold the button to dim it right down for sleep time.
Powered by USB
No batteries to buy, swap or leave lying around. Runs from a standard USB plug or power bank.
Aim it anywhere
The bendy USB neck turns 360°, so it works from a plug socket, a bedside table or a desk.
Small enough to travel
Pocket-sized, so the same night sky can come to grandma's house, holidays or the car.
A gift they'll use every night
Under £25, no assembly, no batteries. An easy win for birthdays and stockings.
From "I'm scared of the dark" to "can we turn the stars on?"
The dark gets a lot less scary when it's full of moons and planets. Slide in a film, point it at the ceiling and let the room do the rest.
- 6 or 24 projection films, your choice
- Tap for night light or stars, hold to dim
- 360° bendy neck
- Plugs into any USB port
- Free tracked UK delivery
- 30-day happiness guarantee
Why parents swap the old night light
Everything a bedroom night light should be, plus a sky full of stars.
| Sleepy Saturn | Plug-in night light | Big planetarium projector | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fills the ceiling with a scene | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Up to 24 scenes | ✓ | ✕ | Varies |
| No batteries | ✓ | ✓ | Varies |
| Small enough to travel | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Price | From £24.99 | £5–£15 | £40+ |
✨ Getting the best sky
It's a small, soft-focus projector. It gives a dreamy glow rather than a sharp, planetarium-style image. For the best result:
- Use it in a fully dark room: the darker, the brighter the stars.
- Aim it at a plain, light-coloured ceiling about 2–3 metres away.
- Twist the projector head until the picture looks sharp.
What families say
Questions parents ask
Can't see yours? Email us at hello@sleepysaturn.com and we'll reply within 24 hours.
Does it come with a plug?
It has a USB connector built in. Plug it into any standard USB phone charger plug, a power bank or a laptop. Most homes already have a spare USB plug; one isn't included in the box.
How big and how clear is the projection?
It's designed for a ceiling or wall about 2–3 metres away. Twist the projector head to focus. It's a small projector, so the image is softer than a cinema projector. The projection is soft white starlight rather than multicolour. It looks best in a completely dark room on a plain, light-coloured ceiling.
Is it suitable for children's rooms?
Yes, it's a low-voltage USB night light that runs on 5V. It's a night light, not a toy: an adult should set it up and place it out of reach of small children, and keep the cable tidy and away from cots. Not suitable for children under 3 to handle.
Does it get hot?
It uses an LED, so it stays only slightly warm to the touch during use. As with any electrical product, place it on a stable surface with space around it and don't cover it.
Can it work as a plain night light?
Yes. Tap once for a soft warm night light, tap again for the starry sky, and tap a third time to switch off. Press and hold to dim or brighten.
How do the films work?
Each scene is on a slim film slide. Slide it into the drawer on the side, twist the head to focus, and you're done. Starter comes with 6 films; Deluxe comes with 24 in their own case so they don't get lost.
Is the projection in colour?
No. The scenes are projected in soft white light (stars, the Moon, Saturn, the Milky Way), like the real photo on this page.
Does it have a timer or switch off by itself?
It stays on while it's powered. For automatic switch-off, plug it into a USB plug with a timer, or a smart plug.
How long does delivery take?
Tracked delivery takes 4–8 working days to most UK addresses. You'll get a tracking link by email. For Christmas, order by 10 December.
What if we don't love it?
You have 30 days from delivery to return it for a full refund. If it arrives damaged or faulty, we'll replace or refund it, no need to send it back. See our Refund Policy for details.
Can we use it in the car?
Yes, it plugs into a car USB port and projects onto the roof lining. Only use it when parked, or for passengers, and never in a way that distracts the driver.
Give them their own night sky
From £24.99. Deluxe with all 24 films £34.99. Free tracked UK delivery.
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