Fills a Room With Drifting Snow, No Setup Required

A single string of Christmas lights rarely covers a whole wall or ceiling, and untangling it every December gets old fast. The Snowflake Christmas Projector skips both problems: set it on a shelf, aim it at any wall or ceiling, and drifting snowflake patterns fill the room the moment it switches on. There is nothing to clip up and nothing to untangle next winter, since it packs away in one small case. It works just as well as a quiet bedroom night light once the main lights go off, so it earns its shelf space well past the holidays.

A Compact LED That Actually Rotates

Where a string of lights only glows, this LED projector actually moves — the pattern rotates steadily across the room instead of sitting still, which is what makes it read as falling snow rather than a static decoration. The ABS housing stands 3.78 in (9.6 cm) tall and 2.99 in (7.6 cm) wide, small enough for a side table, windowsill, or shelf without crowding the space around it. It draws just 5 W from a standard 5 V power connection, so it can run for a whole evening without adding real cost to the electric bill. Built for indoor use only, it covers living rooms, bedrooms, and party spaces with the same low-effort setup: plug in, aim, and let the room fill with drifting light.

Key Features

• Rotating snowflake projection for walls and ceilings
• LED light source running on just 5 W
• Compact tabletop size for shelves and side tables
• Doubles as a bedroom night light
• Simple plug-in setup on a standard 5 V connection
• Packs away small between holiday seasons

Specifications

• Product type: christmas projector light
• Light source: LED
• Power input: 5V / 1A
• Total power: 5 W
• Material: ABS
• Product size: 9.6 cm / 3.78 in high, 7.6 cm / 2.99 in wide

FAQs

Q: Does it work in a lit room?
A: It shows best with the lamps down; in a dark room the snowflakes read clearly on a wall or ceiling.

Q: Can I use it outdoors?
A: No, it is built for indoor use only — living rooms, bedrooms, and party spaces.

Q: Can it double as a night light?
A: Yes, the same snowflake pattern works well in a bedroom once the main light is off.

Q: Where should I aim it?
A: Point it at any flat wall or ceiling — angle it upward for a full ceiling display.