Christmas Tree Projector Light - USB Plug-In Holiday Ceiling Projector with 6 Festive Scenes
$49.00 USD
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Christmas Tree Projector Light - USB Plug-In Holiday Ceiling Projector with 6 Festive Scenes
$49.00 USD
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Power: USB plug-in (USB wall adapter not included) Projection scenes: 6 interchangeable holiday themes Body: flexible pine garland with built-in LED lights Use: indoor Packaging: printed Christmas gift box
Plug it into any USB port and the ceiling turns into a Christmas card. A small frosted pine tree on a coiled garland of fairy lights throws Santa, reindeer, snowflakes and Christmas trees across the room, and the garland glows on its own even with the projector off.
A whole room of Christmas from one USB port
- Six festive scenes — swap the projection discs for Santa and sleigh, snowflakes, reindeer, trees, bells and Merry Christmas lettering.
- Flexible garland body — the wreath bends, so the lens can be aimed at the ceiling, a wall or the side of the tree.
- Warm fairy-light glow — the garland carries its own lights, so it works as a small decoration in daylight too.
- Plug and play — USB powered from a wall adapter, laptop, power bank or car charger. No app, no batteries, no setup.
- Boxed and ready to give — arrives in a printed Christmas box.
It goes up the first weekend of December and nobody lets it come down until January.