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The Sega Toys Homestar Flux is a premium home planetarium projector that casts 60,000 high-definition stars using advanced multilevel glass lenses and a custom 5-watt warm white LED. Its silent rotating disc and adjustable focus create a mesmerizing, realistic night sky on ceilings or walls. USB-powered for versatile placement, it includes two star discs and supports over 30 additional discs for endless customization. Finished in sleek satin black with lunar crater details, it’s designed for professionals seeking a sophisticated, relaxing ambiance at home.
| ASIN | B07JB9Q3FW |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #375 in Camera & Photo Products ( See Top 100 in Camera & Photo Products ) #45 in Telescopes (Camera & Photo Products) #3,599 in Novelty Lighting |
| Brand | SEGA TOYS |
| Brightness | >0 nits or >0 lux |
| Bulb Features | Advanced multilevel glass lenses, custom 5 watt warm white LEDs, silent relaxing disc rotation, advanced shooting star function |
| Color | Satin Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (1,758) |
| Date First Available | October 11, 2018 |
| Finish Type | satin |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 11 ounces |
| Item model number | Sega Toys Homestar Flux |
| Light Source Type | Light Emitting Diode |
| Light Source Wattage | 5 Watts |
| Manufacturer | Sega Toys |
| Material | Ceramic, Glass, Metal |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Light Sources | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 7.5"L x 7.5"W x 9"H |
| Set Name | Sega Toys Homestar Flux |
| Shade Material | Glass |
| Shape | Round |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Wattage | 5 watts |
K**N
Ceiling paint is important! Awesome projector!
This star projector is quite the bang for your buck! I recently had an attic fire, forcing me to repaint my living room (and everything else soon) so I went dark this time, painted the whole thing ceiling too Dard Hunter Green, very cool looking. The rest of the rooms are still primed with an unbelievably white PVA primer product. The Sega in the dark living room is like being outdoors in a fantastic star viewing location..super realistic, and the shooting stars are very accurate. When I moved it to my bedroom, still painted the awful white primer, well, it seems too bright, like..couldn’t go to sleep bright, believe it or not! I prefer the look of it in the dark living room. I think ppl don’t realize how important the reflectivity of their ceilings influences the way the projector works. You can place the projector quite low to the ground, I have mine behind my couch, tv wall opposite, and the lens still somehow fills the ceiling. I included a picture from just my phone from the bedroom ceiling, I didn’t alter the exposure or anything. It’s actually way brighter than that in person, you know how hard it is to photo dark things at night on your phone! When I see ppl writing “bad” reviews about this complaining they are not bright enough, I don’t know what they’re expecting, their paint must have a low reflectivity, because on a super white ceiling, I think it’s too bright, but that PVA stuff is so white it hurts your eyes. Its like a spray primer for drywall, awful stuff. I can’t wait to get more discs for it..I think this is an amazing product!
T**D
I never write reviews, but...
I had to come back and write a review. I saw some negative ones on here which made me want to come write a positive one to encourage people to get this thing. This is the coolest thing I’ve ever purchased off of amazon. I feel like a child again. I laid on the floor of my basement for 40 minutes last night staring at it. It’s mesmerizing and beautiful. The blue light you see is the glow from my moon ball. I got this for my Harry Potter party, but I plan to use it for anytime I need to relax or have a chill environment. It’s definitely pricey and a splurge buy, but I have no regrets.
L**N
Beware of return restocking fee (SCAM?)
We were excited to receive this product, but it fell short of our expectations. The image produced was pixelated and blurry, and the focus dial did nothing to really help. So the product itself was NOT worth $282.83. On to customer service, we immediately repackaged the item and returned it, however, I was shocked that a $129.50 “restocking fee” was subtracted from my return (there is no mention of this fee at purchase, in any of the paperwork I received with the product, or mentioned at time of return request). Seems like quite the scam for the company to keep $129.50 and I’m left empty handed.
H**R
This is a homestar planetarium full review.
Being someone who is fascinated by the stars and grew up watching science fiction alot, I always wanted my own Planetarium and never dreamed one could be mine. I saw this and was heavily skeptical... I am pleasantly in awe of what i now own. This is the BEST home planetarium on the market, the flux is compatable with all other sega Homestar discs. The design is straight out of Star Wars, it is sharp, and matte finish is nice touch. I watched videos comparing the quality of build and the bulbs brightness, the flux is the new gen homestar that outclasses itself. The competitions home planetariums are far inferrior spec wise and with the available products of backwards compatibility, it is only planatarium worth getting. Sega is such an underrated company and has won my heart (with this and their videogame system Genesis Classic that is completely hackable using Project Lunar to add more games, they are on a winning streak a mile wide) Back to the review! The brightness still isnt anything that can show up on a white ceiling during even low lighting, but if you wait until dark it becomes as bright as real stars, if not more and blew my high expectations away. There was alotta fear when I bought in being afraid of negative reviews being right. Reviewers said: The discs were cheap, bad image quality, wont focus etc... This DOES focus on even low ceilings, I use on a textured ceiling and though you have ALOT of focal adjustment to dial it in, once you do, image is very crisp and the rotation is nice and slow giving realistic immersive experience. I believe other reviewers didnt take effort of properly experimenting with focal ring dial. The shooting star is a joke, it looks nice but stays in same location so can spoil the mood so I dont turn it on. That is where my major hit of minus 1 star comes from, clearly false advertising including wording of "random" with it. This criticism is the only accurate thing I've found from negative reviewers. I bought a bunch of discs seperately because system only comes with 2, people may expect the images to have some multi wheels within wheels of rotation and 3d effects, but it is a suspended single photo only, despite that it still manages to provide alot of depth and appears some stars are back further then others when rotating so it isnt disappointing. The included disks though aren't doing the hardware justice and they're identical and black and white (one has stars in North America as seen from naked eye, other has astrology lines drawn over same field and is eyesore) and I highly recommend imvesting in these, as they're so good and amazing in color, I hardly ever even use the others... 1. Jabbah and Associates. Its a colorful nebulae, oranges, greens and blues, looks like a picture from Guardians of the Galaxy in best way possible. 2. Disappearing Continent. A mostly blue and black beauty with translucent stark webbing throughout. Unlike the others this takes up whole field with hardly any regular starfield visable. 3. Immersive Paranal World. A striped celestial formation that is illuminated in a really pretty way. The normal starfield with this dividing it, it's really appealing composition. The box it comes in is flat out amazing, it's great for storing it and looks so presentable I keep my homestar atop it when not in use. The cord is plenty long, the adjustability is above and beyond, you can aim it anywhere, even wall mount it. I put mine in center of room and multi focus on wall and ceiling above my bed with little difficulty. The focusing dial feels a little loose but doesnt automatically fall out of focus in use and offers a extreme amount of zooming in and out to match your ceiling in focus. Loading the discs is a bit intense, the drawer comes out loose, I recomend placing it down on clean surface, acting with intent in good lighting prior to being sleepy and carefully handling discs with these two considerations... A. You dont want to scratch them, they're hd images from NASA suspended in acrylic, i wish it was in glass so I could polish without fear, but for 25 dollars a pop, they make a great value for image quality alone, but they appear like the surface is fragile so handle with care (and put in text side down for best clarity) B. Keep them dust free, because lemme tell you, you see a single damn speck of lint or dust, it shows up starkly as a blacked out spot and rotates with image. When you do clean them, I blow on them first to knock dust off then use a eyeglass cloth gently to do the job. The sleep timers I dont even need but are nice, when i wake up its always automatically off already and has never turned off when I am awake to see. Luckily they come with great cases reminescent of cassette tape cases design (technically more like the Jazz floppies, if you remember those i am impressed!). The included borders are just junk and interfere with coloring as well as they're all light blue so I disrecomend using them, luckily you dont pay for them, so just consider them bonus cases for your real discs should you ever break one. In summation, highly recomended this, I had hopes and expectations with such a pricey investment as a nerd who has Aspergers and needs a routine because I have allota trouble sleeping at night that this would incorporate well into my self soothing and it delivered. I now utilyze every night, I recomend a white noise machine, gentle fan, oil diffuser, gentle mood music (I use Star Trek 1st movie soundtrack on shuffle and low) and a weighted blanket (that is 10% bodyweight) to feel incredible and have amazingly achievable and pleasant sleep. I am including pictures of every angle, and videos of each disc
L**N
Feels like floating in space, absolutely love it.
I have been a lifelong star gazer and this product is the best! I love the realistic sky view, the ease of use, size of machine, and the milky way as it meant to be seen. It is true that the edges do not come into focus but that is as good as a machine like this can get due to today's technology ( I read and researched this fact) . It not a really problem as the center is so beautiful it does not distract much. I have the northern hemi and southern hemi disc. I highly recommend the SH disc as the milky way is fab and living in the northern part of the world, I never get to view it. The disc with the constellations "drawn" on to it is not super helpful for learning or identifying the stars. I highly recommend, instead, an old book I have used for years called The Stars - a new way to see them by H A Rey. It made constellation viewing easier and more fun!
A**H
This is amazing and worth the money. I've bought the Bliss, the Smithsonian and they all left us wanting. The customer service was AMAZING as there were a few feedback saying otherwise, but obviously there are people who don't want to take responsibility for their own mistakes. My daughter and I love watching the night sky on her ceiling. It's crystal clear and rotating and we love catching the random shooting star. This is exactly what I wanted. I just wish I hadn't hesitated and bought it earlier and didn't mess with "trying to save money with lesser models". Beautiful! 10/10
F**S
Produit de mauvaise qualité, mauvais vendeur, on doit se battre pour avoir un remboursement après avoir retourné un appareil défectueux.
C**A
Today is finally the day I found the most perfect thing I’ve ever bought. This projector is amazing! It took me awhile to focus it (just keep spinning it) but once I did it was perfectly beautiful! One of my photos shows a bit of light in the room with the northern hemisphere, the other is complete darkness looking up at my roof. My room is small but I managed squeeze it in nicely. Fills my entire roof.
G**N
Purchased for: 13 year old Primary Use: Night lite in bedroom Enjoyed by: everyone in family Best Features: structure to star patterns, constellations (and option to see just points in N or S hemisphere) or with constellation patterns connected - good for learning and the switch disks to try to find in night sky. AND - no batteries!! Plug in. Timer feature is great. CONS: price; and comet feature. The comet feature is great, but not randomized enough. Always shows in same spot. No mystery as to when or where it will appear. Overall, the family has and still is enjoying this device every night, as 13 year old likes to go to sleep with it on in room. Timer has 3 time settings which is also great. A bonus was that our ceiling has the older ceiling which was a California style stucco pattern. This feature gives the stars a 3D like pattern on the ceiling. It was a surprise, but the effect is a bonus. We had a battery powered version with just random points of light simulating stars before. This is a huge jump forward in home use. There are real star patterns and constellations which is fun and visually pleasing. For the price, more should be included, but it does exactly what is says it will. So nice ‘home’ version of a starry night. Relaxing to watch, fun to learn constellation locations and shapes (with change of disk). Over all - happy with purchase, and we still use it every night. Enjoyable by kids, teens and adults. I’m sure future models will continue to improve the few cons previously mentioned.
D**S
Crystal clear projections. It was awesome. I am an insomniac and counting sheep doesn’t work. But I turn on the Flux and watch the starry sky on my ceiling and I fall asleep before I know it. Amazing timer feature so it clicks off automatically. And is NOISELESS. I have the Flux right next to my headrest and it’s super quiet
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