Skull pattern projected on a bedroom ceiling, with the three pattern heads belowThe lamp laid on an A4 sheet beside a phone for scale, arm 28 cm longThe skull pattern projected on walls and ceilings in four roomsInformation card showing the 5 V USB rating and how to swap a pattern headThe three pattern heads and the skull, handprint and grinning face they throw
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USB Skull Projection Lamp

QAR 54,42
Description

A small projector on a bendable arm that plugs into any USB port and throws a pattern across a wall or ceiling. The arm holds whatever angle you push it into, so you can aim it at the ceiling over a bed or across a wall behind a desk.

Three pattern heads come with it: a skull, a grinning face and a handprint. They pull out and push back in, and the picture only comes out sharp if you seat the new one the right way round.

Details

  • Arm about 28 cm long; the projector head is about 2.5 cm across
  • USB powered, 5 V — no batteries, no mains plug
  • One button: on, flashing, off
  • Aluminium alloy arm with an ABS and PC body
  • Three pattern heads included — skull, grinning face, handprint

This is a low-output light meant for a dark room. How big and how sharp the pattern lands depends on how far the head sits from the surface, so expect to move it about before it looks right. The manufacturer asks that you switch it off rather than leave it running for hours, because the head warms up.

Details
  • CategoryLamps & Night Lights
  • OptionsSingle style
  • IncludesOne item unless a style option says otherwise
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