For a long time there has really only been one choice if you wanted a realistic home galaxy projector, and that’s the Sega Homestar range. Yet, time brings competition, and now the Homestar Original/Flux have a new contender looking to offer a similar experience at a fraction of the price.
Pococo Galaxy Lite
A great projector for a range of shoppers.
The real starry sky disc will appeal to those wanting to enjoy the stars indoors, while the optional extra discs give the kids something more colourful to enjoy.
- 4 discs included
- Real sky projection
- Lower cost than Flux
In the box
You get the Pococo Galaxy Lite projector, a USE power/charging cable and 4 projection discs included.
The projector has a battery built in and you can use the USB-C cable to charge it up and it can then be placed anywhere in your room, it doesn’t need to be near a power source all the time.
There are 4 discs included:
| Image | Disc Name | Details |
|---|---|---|
 | Starry Night |
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 | Colorful Vortex |
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 | Dinosaur World |
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 | Tiny planets |
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Pococo Galaxy Lite In use
For the low price this is an impressive little projector. Getting 4 discs included gives you different options. There are a lot of projectors available that leave you fixed with the same view.
Setup is very easy: charge it via the USB-C cable, load a disc into the holding tray, turn on, focus, relax and enjoy the view!
There are controls on the base for power, rotation and auto off. Unlike more expensive option there is no shooting star option, so the only movement you get is the disc being rotated around.
When you’re ready to change things up you can buy additional discs to give you different views.
Other Projection Discs
In reviewing a competitor product I found there are a lot of compatible projection discs available that you can grab from Amazon.
The discs featured are:
- Earth and Moon – Not available on its own
- Merry Christmas – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzMerryXmas
- Moon & Clouds – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzMoonCloud
- Bubble Nebula – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzBubbleNeb
- Saturn – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzSaturn
- Terrestrial Planet – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzTPlanet
- Pillars of Creation – Not available on its own
- Blue Aurora – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzBlueAurora
- Black Hole – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzBlackhole
- Little Astronaut – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzLittleAstro
- Forest Aurora – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzForestAurora
- Green Aurora – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzGreenAurora
- Aurora – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzAurora
- Moon – Not available on its own
- Butterfly Nebula – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzButterflyNeb
- California Nebula – https://geni.us/AmzOrzorzCaliNebula
- Milky Way – Not available on its own
Pococo Galaxy Lite vs Sega Homestar Flux
The Galaxy Lite is a great option, but how does it stack up against the grandaddy of star projectors?
In terms of price, it wins hands down; the projector and extra discs are all considerable cheaper. However, in my experience, the quality of the projection is better on the Flux.
So for the most realistic night sky indoors go with the Flux, for a more budget friendly option that is almost as good get the Galaxy Lite.
