After the holidays, the unplugged projector and discs fit back into a compact box. I kept the discs in a separate bag to avoid losing one.

There is no setup menu to learn. I chose a disc, positioned the flexible neck, and connected the USB plug when I was ready.

The projector ran from the front USB port on my computer tower. I aimed it directly at the wall and used one Christmas tree scene.

I unplugged the projector first, swapped one round disc, and then connected it again. The process only took a moment.

I keep the discs together in a small pouch so they do not get separated. The projector itself is compact enough to store with them.

Connected to a power bank on the nightstand, the flexible neck could point upward. One Santa design on the ceiling made bedtime feel festive.

I used a regular USB wall adapter and pointed the lens directly at a blank wall. The single snowman scene looked clear enough in the dark room.

The USB plug fit my laptop port and the short neck let me aim one reindeer scene at the nearby wall. It was best with the room lights low.

I plugged the USB connector into a charged power bank and aimed the lens straight at the wall. One Santa scene appeared with slightly soft edges.

I adjusted the gooseneck by hand before powering it. It held the angle I chose without needing a stand.

The little projector is smaller than I expected, which is useful near a desk. The USB plug and flexible neck looked intact.

The projector arrived in a compact mailer with the lamp and scene discs protected in separate plastic. I checked everything before plugging it in.

It took a minute to line up the lens with the wall and get the circle where I wanted it. Once aimed, the single scene looked festive in the dark.

Switching the round inserts changes the design without changing the device. I store the unused ones together in a small envelope.

The soft circular image works well on the plain wall near the bed. I prefer it slightly dim rather than overly bright.

I have used it with both a laptop and a power bank. As long as it is plugged in and aimed correctly, it is simple to operate.

A single projected scene adds a festive touch without hanging another decoration. It takes very little table space.

The short bendable neck helps with small angle changes. I still place the projector so the lens faces the wall directly.

I like choosing a different disc each evening. The projector displays one design at a time, which keeps the wall from looking too busy.

The pattern shows much better after the main lights are off. On a plain wall, the colors were easy to see.