POCOCO Galaxy Projector
POCOCO built its reputation on disc quality: 5K printed film discs behind a two megapixel glass lens, which is why the constellations hold their shape instead of turning into fuzzy dots. The unit is rechargeable, quoted at about six hours of work per charge, uses a soft one watt light, tilts on its base and shuts itself off on a timer. Disc sets are sold in packs, six discs around fifty dollars, eight disc planet sets nearer sixty, covering constellations, nebulae, aurorae, deep sea scenes and seasonal themes.
Sensible choice for a bedroom or a child's room where a cable would be in the way, and for people who like changing the picture often. Those after strict astronomy will find the artistic discs outnumber the accurate ones. The soft lamp is deliberate, calm rather than dazzling, so a bright room washes it out quickly.
Pros
- K discs and a two megapixel glass lens
- Runs about six hours on its own battery
- Wide catalogue of disc sets, easy to swap
- Quiet operation with an auto off timer
- Support answers by email within a day
Cons
- Disc sets add up to real money
- Light output modest for large rooms
- More decorative discs than accurate sky maps
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