🎄Flexible USB Christmas Tree Projection Lamp - Festive Atmosphere Night Light (Includes 6 Slides)

I plugged the USB into a power bank and aimed the lens straight at a blank wall. One Santa pattern showed up clearly in the dim room.

After unplugging it, I put the lamp and all six slides back in the kraft box. It is small enough to store with our other Christmas lights.

I unplugged the lamp before fitting a different design slide into the head. The pieces are small, so I keep the extras together in the box.

With the USB connected to a black power bank and the lens aimed directly at the wall, one gift design stayed in place for the evening.

I unplugged the lamp before sorting the six design slides in daylight. Keeping them together in the box makes changes easier later.

With the light off and unplugged, I could bend the decorated cable and point the lens where I wanted without forcing it.

The projector was connected to a power bank beside the couch and aimed at the opposite wall. The one visible snowman design was bright enough after we dimmed the lights.

The projector, USB cable shape, and six slide pieces arrived together in the kraft box. I checked the parts before plugging it in.

I used a USB wall plug in the hallway outlet and bent the neck toward the plain wall. The single bell image looked best after sunset.

I connected it to a small white power bank on the table and pointed the lamp at the wall. The single tree pattern made a fun holiday accent.

I connected it to my laptop and pointed the head directly at the wall. The single reindeer design looked clear after I dimmed the room.

I plugged the USB wall adapter into a power strip and angled the flexible neck upward. One snowflake image landed on the ceiling as expected.

The patterns are fun and the lamp works as expected, though the six slides are easy to misplace. I keep them in the original box between uses.

The projection is faint with bright overhead lights on, but it looks colorful after the room is dimmed. The USB setup itself is easy.

The flexible shape makes it easy to adjust the direction. I appreciate that it can be unplugged and stored without a bulky base.

I use it from a powered USB hub with the lens aimed at the wall beside my desk. One pattern at a time is plenty for the space.

Plugging it into a powered USB port and aiming the head took less time than hanging another string of lights.

We changed the slide every few nights and kept the unused pieces in a small envelope so they would not get lost.

It gives us a holiday wall accent without needing floor space. The USB connection is convenient near our media console.

The colors are much easier to see with the main lights turned down. That is exactly how we planned to use it.