Galaxy and aurora projectors, bedtime projectors for kids and soft mood lamps from PIKOY, the full lineup sold on Amazon UK, explained in plain words.
PIKOY builds projectors and lamps for the last hour of the day: nebula and aurora effects that drift across the ceiling, kids projectors with swappable picture films and lullabies, and small lamps that glow without lighting up the whole room.
Most models run from a remote, switch themselves off with a timer and pair light with white noise or Bluetooth music. Below is every PIKOY model we found in stock on this marketplace, grouped by what it is for.
Every in-stock PIKOY model on Amazon UK, sorted by use. Tap “Learn More” for the current listing.
Cover the ceiling with moving nebula clouds, stars or northern-lights waves. Many add white noise and a Bluetooth speaker.
Projects drifting nebula clouds with green stars in 15 colour mixes and four flow speeds. Built-in nature sounds, a Bluetooth 5.3 speaker and a 2/4/6/8-hour timer are all on the remote.
Fifteen colours and four rotation speeds combine into 105 nebula effects, with a green star layer you can switch on or off. Plays 15 soothing tracks or your own music over Bluetooth.
The same nebula-and-green-star projector styled for a desk or gaming setup, with 15 colour combinations, three flow speeds and two projection angles. USB-powered, with white noise and a Bluetooth speaker.
Black dome projector that throws aurora waves, stars and swappable moon and planet images onto the ceiling. Fifteen colours, five brightness levels and four speeds give 180 effects; white noise and Bluetooth are built in.
White projector that mixes northern lights, stars and five moon patterns in 15 colours for 180 lighting modes. Adds 15 soothing tracks, a Bluetooth speaker, five brightness levels and an auto-off timer.
A quiet cube with wavy walls and turning LEDs inside that paints calm aurora waves on walls and ceiling. Colour, brightness, motion speed and a sleep timer are set from the remote.
A crystal-look cube that works as an aurora projector, a table lamp, a Bluetooth speaker and a white-noise machine. RGB colours or a slow cycle, touch dimming and a 1/2/4-hour timer.
Bedtime projectors with swappable picture films, lullabies, a timer and soft colours. Several run on a built-in battery.
A pink dome with six films (unicorns, star-and-moon, mermaids, butterflies and princesses) and 15 colours for 90 looks. Five brightness levels, a 15/30/60-minute timer and silent 360° rotation.
A soft egg-shaped lamp with a 12-hour clock on the base, so night feeds can be timed without a phone. Ten gentle colours, ten dimming levels, touch or remote control and up to 200 hours on the lowest setting.
Rose and water-ripple projection lamps, crystal-ball lights, touch lamps and an aurora bulb that fits a normal socket.
Projects slowly moving rose-shaped light onto the walls and ceiling in 4 solid and 11 mixed colours. Five brightness steps or stepless dimming, four motion speeds and a 1/2/4-hour timer on the remote.
A hand-finished crystal globe on a solid wood base that casts water ripples and aurora light. Eighteen colours, 216 modes, six brightness levels and a remote with timer.
Screws into a standard lamp socket and turns it into an aurora projector with 16 million colours or plain 2700–6500 K white. Works with an app, Alexa and Google Home, and can flash to music.
A cordless bedside lamp with touch buttons, warm white light dimmable from 10 to 100 % and seven RGB colours or a cycle mode. The 2400 mAh battery lasts from 10 to about 100 hours depending on brightness.
A squishy silicone cat that glows in 16 colours or a breathing mode. Tap it or use the remote for five brightness levels; one USB-C charge lasts about 12 hours.
Karaoke with an aurora light, a cordless desk lamp, a magnifier lamp and solar security lights.
A gooseneck magnifier ringed with 48 LEDs for reading, sewing and model work. Three colour temperatures, ten brightness steps with memory and a clamp that holds on desks and tables.
Lens-covered 246-LED solar lights rated at 2000 lumen with a 320° spread. Three modes (always on, dim-to-bright on motion, motion only), IP65 sealing and 8–12 hours of light per sunny day.
The PIKOY projectors on this marketplace, compared on the specs from their listings.
| Galaxy Projector with White Noise & Bluetooth | Galaxy Projector with 105 Light Effects | Galaxy Projector for Gaming Rooms | Northern Lights Projector, 180 Effects | Aurora & Moon Projector, 180 Modes | Northern Lights Aurora Cube | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colours | 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 | 15 | 16 |
| Light effects | 360 | 105 | – | 180 | 180 | 25 |
| Picture films | – | – | – | 5 films | 5 films | – |
| Sounds | 15 built-in | 15 built-in | 15 built-in | 15 built-in | 15 built-in | – |
| Bluetooth speaker | Bluetooth 5.3 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Bluetooth 5.0 | – |
| Brightness | 7 levels | 7 levels | 7 levels | 5 levels | 5 levels | 3 levels |
| Timer | 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 h | Yes | 2 / 4 / 6 h | 2 / 4 / 6 / 8 h | Yes | 1 h |
| Power | USB cable | USB cable | USB cable | USB cable | USB cable | USB-C cable |
Three ways people use these lights after dark.
Galaxy and aurora projectors fill the whole ceiling with slow colour. Set the brightness low, pick a gentle flow speed and let the timer switch it off once you are asleep.
Swappable films turn bedtime into a little story: dinosaurs one night, mermaids or stars the next. Lullabies and white noise help, and the timer means nobody has to get up again.
Rose, ripple and crystal-ball lamps light a corner rather than the room, which suits reading, a bath or a night feed. Several run cordless, so they go wherever you need them.
Slow motion, low brightness settings and warm tones are designed for the last hour of the day.
Most models come with a remote for colour, brightness, sounds and the timer.
Many projectors add lullabies, white noise or a Bluetooth speaker for your own music.
Auto-off timers from 15 minutes to 8 hours save power and a trip across a dark room.
A short routine based on the instructions in the listings. Your model’s manual has the exact button layout.
A bedside table or shelf works well. The darker the room, the sharper the stars and waves look; a white ceiling shows colour best.
Plug in the USB cable, or fully charge battery models before the first night. Kids projectors can usually run on the cable all night too.
Kids projectors use swappable picture films. Lift the top, drop in a disc and turn it until it clicks. Keep the spare films in the box.
Use the remote to set the colour, brightness and how fast the light moves. Slower movement is usually more calming at bedtime.
Models with sound play lullabies, nature sounds or white noise. Bluetooth models show up on your phone under the name given in the manual.
Pick a timer before sleep so the light switches off on its own. Some models also turn off automatically after several hours.
Wipe the lens or globe with a dry, soft cloth and keep water away from the electronics (only the shower lamp is splash-proof, and it should not be submerged). Do not stare into the light source. Keep small parts like spare films and remote batteries away from toddlers, and use a 5 V adapter of decent quality for USB-powered models.
Picked from 4- and 5-star Amazon reviews of these exact listings, lightly shortened.
“Brilliant and worth every penny. Yes I'm 53, not a child but have trouble sleeping and this works a dream relaxing me with the gentle colours and sound effects of waves, rain or birds etc. Handy that you can set a timer too. Recommend to calm a busy mind and help you switch off.”
“Just what I was looking for, adjustable speed, brightness and colours, very relaxing movement and an easy to use remote and timer.”
“Absolutely love this! I am an adult with ADHD and this is so soothing. Very calming and also very bright. It reaches the ceiling! It’s completely silent and the colours are beautiful, it also has a function which slowly transitions between all the colours, it is beautiful to watch!”
“This light box has made such a difference to my ability to sleep. It just has that effect on me and it’s amazing. I have PTSD so I always need some kind of light on, which is initially why I got it. You can control how light it is by three settings.”
“One of our favourite projectors for the little one. Easy to operate and good choice of the themes that are easy to swap about. We would recomend.”
“A nice well designed lamp which would not look out of place in any room. The lighting colour options are a bonus as you can change the mood and ambience by just pushing the buttons on the top to give you the desired effect.”
“This magnifying glass with a built in light has got to be one of the best purchases I have made, it makes close up work so much easier, it is versatile and can be clipped onto a multitude of surfaces making it ideal for taking art projects on your travels”
“Great set of lights, easy to install with either sticky pads into plastic (what I used for conservatory) or screw into wood (which I did for my fence).3 settings all of which work fine, I opt for setting 3 which is a bright light only once motion detected and is perfect for what I wanted.”
Yes. PIKOY sells star projectors, aurora lights, kids night-light projectors and mood lamps on Amazon in North America and Europe. This site is an independent guide to that lineup.
Galaxy projectors throw nebula clouds and sharp star dots, usually green stars, onto the ceiling. Aurora projectors show soft, flowing wave patterns like the northern lights; some add moon and planet images.
Pick a kids projector with swappable films, a timer and low brightness steps. Carousel and egg models are light, rounded and often battery-powered, so they can sit next to the bed without a cable.
Yes. Sound and light are controlled separately on every model with audio, so you can run the light silently or play sound with the light off.
Ceiling projectors typically cover an average bedroom ceiling from a bedside table. Coverage grows with distance; at very close range the pattern is smaller but brighter.
Many PIKOY galaxy and aurora projectors include a Bluetooth speaker; the spec list on each card says so. Models without it still have built-in sounds or are light-only.
It depends on the model. Kids carousel and egg projectors, the touch lamp, the cat lamp and the shower lamp have batteries; most ceiling projectors and cube lights run from a USB cable.
No. It connects to your home Wi-Fi through its app and then works with Alexa or Google Home. It needs a socket of the size shown on the card and enough room around the bulb.
They use LEDs and stay only slightly warm. As with any electrical device, leave some space around the unit and do not cover it.
Usually the light itself, a USB cable, the remote on remote-controlled models and, for kids projectors, the picture film discs. A wall adapter is generally not included, so use any good 5 V USB charger.