Switch off the lamps.
It needs a dark room. Turn off the lights and close the curtains, and the picture appears on the wall in front of the ball.
Christmas projector
Snowmen, snowflakes and candy canes spin across the wall in colour. Set the ball on a shelf, plug it into any USB charger or port and slow the spin with a button.

How it works
A light shines through a printed film that turns, so the pictures spin across the wall. You choose the film and the speed.
Snowmen, snowflakes, candy canes and presents glow in colour across a patch of the wall in front of it, turning as the film spins.
Eight pattern films come in the box and change by hand. Two buttons make the spin faster or slower, so you can watch each picture.
The 4.3 in ball runs from a power bank, a laptop, a car charger or any USB adapter you already own. A USB cable comes with it.
Before you buy
Why choose it
There are no lights to untangle and no ladder to climb. Put the ball on a shelf, plug it in and switch off the lamps, and a patch of the wall fills with spinning Christmas characters. It needs a dark room.
Put it on a nightstand and plug it into a USB port, and the guest room has its own Christmas wall by the time the bags are in.
Dim the dining room and let the wall do the decorating. The characters keep turning while the plates go round the table.
A flat or a studio needs no screws, no ladder and no tree stand. Set the ball on a shelf and plug it in.
A small box that wraps easily, with a USB cable and a manual inside. The pack of three gives each home on your list its own wall of Christmas.
Lamps off. A blank wall.
Then Christmas starts to turn.
Snowmen, snowflakes, candy canes.
Pour the cocoa.
Straight comparison
Christmas projectors start under $20 and reach past $35. The table is what each seller prints on its own page.
| Feature | Yulebright | A $17 star projector | A $38 slide projector |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs to buy | $39.99, or $29.99 each for two | $16.88 | $37.99 |
| How it is powered | Any USB source, no wall plug needed | Corded electric, wall plug | Corded electric, 16.4 ft cable |
| Where it sits | A shelf or table indoors, no stake | A yard stake in the box | A round base and a ground stake |
| The pictures | 8 swappable pattern films | Red and green stars only | 16 slides, 64 patterns |
| How you control it | Three buttons, no remote | A built-in timer | A remote with timers |
| Size, as printed | 4.3 by 4.1 in | Not printed | Not printed |
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Wasn't sure a little ball could do much, but once the lamps are off the wall is all snowmen and candy canes going round. It spun a bit fast for me at first, so I hit the slow button and now I just sit and watch it every night lol
Carol
Plugged it into a power bank on the sideboard right before friends came over for dinner. Halfway through the meal everyone was watching the snowflakes on the wall 😂 You do have to dim the lights for it to really show up.
Tom
My apartment has zero room for a tree, so this is basically my Christmas decor this year. Sits on the bookshelf, plugs into USB, done. Already swapped the film a couple of times when I got bored of the snowmen.
Nina
One projector
A white ball with eight pattern films, two speed buttons and a USB cable, ready to turn a blank wall into Christmas.
8
Pattern films in the box
4.3 in
Tall, made for a shelf
30 days
To send it back and get your money
Before you buy
Spinning Christmas pictures in colour, such as snowmen, snowflakes, candy canes and presents, on the wall or ceiling in front of it. It shows one film at a time, and eight films come in the box.
It lights a patch of the wall in front of it, not a wall-to-wall scene. The farther the ball is from the wall, the wider the picture, and the closer it is, the tighter and brighter the picture looks.
It needs a dark room. Turn off the lamps and close the curtains for the best picture, because any light in the room washes it out.
Yes. Two buttons on the body make the spin faster or slower, so you can set the speed that lets you see each character.
Yes. Eight pattern films come in the box, and you change the film by hand, so the wall shows a new picture.
Any USB source: a power bank, a laptop, a car charger or a USB adapter, with 5V/2A recommended. A USB cable comes in the box. A wall adapter does not, so use any USB charger you already own.
No. It has three buttons on the body: power, faster and slower. Switch it on when the evening starts and off when you are done.
On a shelf, a sideboard, a mantel or a side table, facing a blank wall. It is made for use indoors.
It is small enough to wrap and needs only a USB port to run. The pack of two or three gives each home or room on your list a projector of its own.
The projector, a USB cable and a manual.
It has a 1-year warranty against defects in materials or workmanship: we replace it and pay shipping both ways.
Send it back within 30 days of delivery and we refund the product price. Shipping within the US is free.
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Plug it in, switch off the lamps and watch the wall turn. Slow the spin, swap a film and see how the room feels. If it is not what this page said, send it back within 30 days of delivery for a refund of the product price.
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