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Sega Toys Homestar Flux (Satin Black) Home Planetarium Star Projector

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Features

  • Project 60,000 twinkling high definition stars onto your rooms ceiling or wall
  • Christmas 2021: Order till Friday December 17 and usually receive in time.
  • Leading brand with 5-watt warm white LED technology
  • Advanced multilevel glass lenses for brilliant projection
  • Quiet disc rotation, USB cable, 2 discs included and more than 30 optional star discs and all new scenic disc motives available for purchase

Description

Finally something is happening in our living room since the big bang! FLUX is our most powerful and most advanced star projector available to date. Space travel has become obsolete since you can now simply bring 60,000 stars to your room by pushing a single button. Sega Homestar Flux Features • Advanced optics multilevel glass lenses project brilliant • Custom 5 watt warm white LEDs enhance view • Silent relaxing disc rotation • USB cable enabling wall plug or wall plug free power bank operation • Perfectly smooth focus dial • Advanced shooting star • Beautiful packaging (gifting & storage) • 30+ star discs & all new scenic discs available for purchase • Satin black finish with indicated lunar crater Imagine watching the stars while sitting comfortably on the couch or lying in bed. With the Homestar Flux Planetarium, this dream becomes reality in its best possible way. Glass lenses project an amazingly accurate sky with 60,000 high-definition stars onto the ceiling or wall. Rotational movement is possible allowing you to observe the night sky as it is visible to us. With the "shooting star" function you can even dream beyond! Projection angle and focus are adjustable and a convenient timer is used to automatically turn it off. More than 30 optional star discs and all new scenic disc motives available for purchase. Details Project onto high and low ceilings or walls (4'7" to 8'10") Includes: Sega Homestar Flux Planetarium Star Projector, two star discs (northern hemisphere with and without constellations), USB cable & wall plug, manual English German Chinese, sky map of northern and southern hemisphere, stylish box for gifting & storage Packaging including projector: 7.5' x 7.5' x 9', 3 lb 11 oz

Color: Satin Black


Shape: Round


Material: Ceramic, Glass, Metal


Finish Type: satin


Light Source Type: Light Emitting Diode


Light Source Type: Light Emitting Diode


Power Source: Corded Electric


Voltage: 110 volts


Maximum Compatible Light Source Wattage: 5 watts


Light Source Wattage: 5 watts


Mounting Type: Wall Mount


Light Source Special Features: Advanced multilevel glass lenses, custom 5 watt warm white LEDs, silent relaxing disc rotation, advanced shooting star function


Number of Light Sources: 1


Wattage: 5 watts


Material Type: Ceramic, Glass, Metal


Shade Material: Glass


Item Weight: 11 ounces


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 7.5"L x 7.5"W x 9"H


Color: Satin Black


Shape: Round


Finish Types: satin


Brand Name: SEGA TOYS


Model Number: Sega Toys Homestar Flux


Number of Packs: 1


Set Name: Sega Toys Homestar Flux


Number of Items: 1


Manufacturer: Sega Toys


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer Part Number: Sega Toys Homestar Flux


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    • *****Warning***** restocking fee scam $129.50 just for restocking, ok quality device.
The quality of the device seemed ok, but the rotation of the disc caused constant noise, that was annoying when trying to sleep. I returned the device and was charged $129 restocking fee? This is unacceptable, no where did I see this mentioned. I would never buy from this company again. The image from the device was ok, it was brighter than my $40 projector but it was not good enough to cost almost 300. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2026 by Mortoland
    • Excellent planetarium.
Excellent planetarium. The stars are much clearer than the less expensive models. The shooting star is a nice feature. Actual photos rather than AI generated. Very relaxing at night.
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2026 by JLANV
    • Seems premium, but actually it's total crap
Bought this roughly two years ago. I've barely used it, as it's one of those fun special things. Recently, after months in the closet, I took it out to find that it's completely sticky. You know how some cheap plastic "sweats" over time? Well, this does that. It's disgusting. Literally, I could pick it up by pressing my hand against it and then lifting my hand. It's stickier than some tape. Additionally, the motor that rotates the disk has died, so that function does not work. I will probably try to seek a warranty replacement, but it's not like they're going to replace it with a unit made of better plastic with a more reliable motor. Best case scenario, it's just going to get replaced with newer junk. And no I don't live in some weird extreme climate -- I'm in Los Angeles and the unit was stored in a normal clean closet space. I wish there was a really good star projector on the market, but I'm yet to find one. I thought that something at this high price MUST be good. I thought wrong. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2021 by Cal
    • Want a realistic planetarium projector under $200? This is your best choice.
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I've researched planetarium projectors for a while and finally splurged and bought a Homestar Flux for myself. I was so excited when I finally received it yesterday, I immediately opened it and tested it out in my dark bathroom. I was impressed! The projector comes with an instruction booklet that explains everything perfectly. The Homestar Flux comes with a couple of different features; there's a rotating option that allows the disc (that you place inside) to spin either clockwise or counterclockwise and a shooting star option (that's pretty much static aside from the left to right movement of the star every 30 seconds). The projector also has a timer feature; you can set it to automatically turn off after 15, 30, or 60 minutes. If you do not set the timer, the device will power off after 3 hours. The Homestar Flux comes with a power cord and a wall adapter and does not use batteries. The Homestar Flux comes with two discs --- 1) the Northern Hemisphere stars and 2) constellations. It also comes with a poster of the Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere that you can hang up on your wall. SEGA claims that there are about 30 compatible discs for the Flux, though I have yet to see the full selection available here on Amazon (and yes, discs that the Homestar Original/Classic use are also compatible with the Flux). Sivesco/SEGA does have some on here to purchase. The pictures I included are of the following 3 discs (which were purchased separately and cost 25 dollars each): Nebulae: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GTR7QMB/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_4FEhFbZ9F4JCK Disappearing Continent: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GTR96LM/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_pEEhFbXA4CG9Z Immersive Paranal World: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GTS5ZF5/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_IEEhFbMN7DMSR ***NOTE: The pictures I took were inside my bedroom that has 8-10 feet vaulted ceilings. The projection pretty much covered the entire ceiling of my 11 by 14 feet room! I was impressed! You may be wondering why I docked a star off. I did so for a couple of reasons: 1) The price. I was not a fan of having to shell out more than 200 dollars to purchase this but I suppose that's what you get if you're looking for something of quality. I wish the separate discs didn't cost 25 dollars either but oh well. 2) The colors. When looking at the pictures I took of the nebulae for example, you might notice the colors appear to be a little dull. I wish they were more vibrant (and brighter too). Now I don't normally write reviews but I felt compelled to write one for this awesome little device. The Homestar Flux is a worthwhile purchase for any astronomy lover or anyone who wants to add some ambiance to their room. If you have money to spend, I've read that Miller Engineering's Dark Sky Planterium is a worthy competitor. You can find it here for $561: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0862HZ9Z5/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_MEEhFbN3YG698. You might also be comparing this to BlissLights Sky Lite (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L8R5PK6/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_0QEhFbCJ2J4GS). Don't. If you want something that's realistic-looking, the Homestar Flux is THE choice to go with. If you want something that's geared more toward kids, rooms with LED lights, or something that's more budget-friendly, then the Sky Lite may be a better fit for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2020 by Jessica
    • The best stargazing experience indoors.
The flux is amazing. You will need to make sure room is completely dark. With the movement and the falling stars the stars come alive. I dont know how its done but you can see individual stars with their own movement and actually changing in size. You will be amazed just staring at this until you fall asleep. The 60 minute timer is enough to put you to sleep. This is crazy. I thought the $189 was a bit too much but it is worth it after one night of stargazing. if setting it in the center of yhe room straight up to the feiling does not cover the whole ceiling, you may want to try setting it up on a side table and angled/positioned so that the whole image covers the entire ceiling, you can have some of the image on the walls. Then focus the farthest stars frim the flux device to get the whole image clear. turn on movement and falling stars. I suggest playing the cosmic meditation album....it is all good. I think I purchased the last one, glad I was able to get one. I think you can purchase the flux on the sega toys website for the same price and free shiipping too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2019 by Chad Herrella
    • Beautiful, Fun Product
I got the Flux for my girlfriend for her birthday and we are both enjoying it quite a bit. This version, as I understand it, is newer and likewise more expensive than earlier versions that are still available. I think you get what you pay for here and that spending extra was worth it. The device looks really cool, sleek design and packaging, and is easy to use. The darker the room, the more spectacular the lights; make sure you adjust the lens by twisting the black dial back and forth and you will be amazed with how crisp and detailed the stars become. You could get it for a kid, but adults (like us) will get a lot of enjoyment from it too. Highly recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2019 by Ford Dwyer
    • It is what it is
So as a realistic and avid individual interested in all thins space, and specifically our solar system and Galaxy, I was really hoping to be able to bring the night time sky into my living room. As this premium device was the best quality available I thought for sure that with modern day technology I would be amazed by the brilliance of our night sky, to be able to see as if I was outside and away from the city lights. Pros: machine is quiet, the motor that rotates the accompanying 2 discs is really undetectable. The images of the northern, and part southern Hemispheres stars are very accurate however you have to accept that you are purely looking at the results of white light being cast through a disc that has various sizes of holes carved out of the darker film layer on the disc, therefor giving you white dots. When placed on the floor, with an 8 foot ceiling, pointed directly up, the circular image of the night sky covers an area about 10 feet across. Most of the dots (stars) in the middle are very clear once you adjust the focus, however the outer edges are slightly blurred. You can move the projectors angle and cover more of the ceiling, allowing for coverage even of a room’s ceiling 14 foot x 18 foot, however only a small portion of the displayed stars are focused, while 75 % of everything else is partially blurred, or has been stretched. The disc that doesn’t have the constellations really gets frustrating because other then an apparent clusters of dots forming a line, that you quickly gather represents the Milky Way, it is hard to make out any constellations because of the size differences of the dots of light. The disc that does have the constellations drawn out with a white line, pleases the eye and brain much more. The lack of any color, and the lack of the dust clouds that are very clear to the human eye in the real night sky, makes this for a disappointing experience. I had hoped for the stars, dreamt of a realistic experience with today’s technology, but was let down by old school technology in a modern and awesome package and device. So 95% on package, 95% on the device and features, 30% on realism and features. I spent hours watching, and adjusting, figuring out the best angles, but in the end, just wasn’t worth the $239 spent on this device. I also researched the refund policy, and could not find anything mentioning any reason not to get a full refund, yet after returning the item in its full almost unused condition, the very next day, I received to a refund of only $215. Guess I end up paying for shipping or restocking fee of $24. Had I known that I would have kept it longer, before returning it, would have paid $24 for 30 days use, instead of $24 for 4 hours of use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2021 by Hans Phifer
    • I Love this thing!
If you are a stargazer, this is The One! Get it now
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2026 by Andrew Hoetger

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