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In this video, I test out the One Fire Galaxy Night Light Projector
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Welcome back to the Cursive View. Today I'm taking a look at this star projector by OneFire
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So I want to do a quick unboxing and give my first impressions of this. So up top, first thing we see is going to be this cable and this is going to be USB-A to USB-C
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And then there's also going to be this remote control and at the bottom we're going to have this tab
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So now it's going to be functioning and there's going to be a bunch of different buttons over here
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and I'll get to that in a little bit. On the side there's going to be this instruction manual followed by the star projector itself
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now this thing isn't going to be too big not too small it fits in my hands kind of like a small ball
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there's going to be these two angles so we can set it down flat either like this or like this
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then here's a closer look at the centerpiece the speaker and then all the different buttons so
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there's going to be a bunch here and then on the back side is the usb-c to plug it in so this
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projector does a lot of things and one of them is going to be a bluetooth speaker so to connect it
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to your phone, start by plugging it in and then either pressing the power button on the projector
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itself or on the remote control. And then once that's all plugged in, go to the phone and then
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all the way at the bottom under other devices, this should show up, which is going to be WH-E14A
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and that's going to be this projector itself and there now it's connected. So I can play some music
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or play a video and it comes out right at the speaker at the bottom
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Now let's take a look at the control because there's going to be a bunch of different buttons
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here Now starting in the upper left hand corner this is the power button so I click it it turns off I click it again it turns back on The M button is going to switch between Bluetooth mode and then the white noise
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So right now, right now what was playing was going to be one of the white noises and there's going to be a bunch of different noises
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So let me just play them all for you so you can get a better listen to them. now the next button is going to be the light effect mode so this will just basically switch
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between the different modes it has. And there's a bunch of different ones
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from solid colors to two colors, to three colors, and then so on and so forth
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So it gonna be a big mesh of different ones Or we can change the color manually with R G B or W So pressing R once we turn on the red color press it again turn it off G green G off W white W off B blue B off And of course
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you can mix and match these different colors. So if I have red on and I turn green on, there'll be
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a red and green. I can put blue in there too, and I can even put white. So we can have all the colors
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at once and it's going to be just a big mesh of colors. And now these five buttons in the center
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here are going to have to do with audio. So I can play, pause, go to the next track, the previous
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track, volume up and volume down. And this is going to be with the sounds it already comes with
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or if you connect it to bluetooth whatever music you have playing. Now this microphone button is
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going to be light rhythm mode and when there's music playing and you turn it on the colors are
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going to change depending on the type of music that's playing. It'll get brighter, it'll get
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dimmer and this is how it basically looks like. There's also going to be S and this is going to
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control the speed. Speed 0, speed 1, speed 2, speed 3. Done. We also have F1 and F2 and this is going
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to be different light modes. So if I press F1, this is going to be this mode where basically the
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F2 is going to be a different light mode
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So this one's going to be more of a simple transition. It's not going to be a hard one where the color shift
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but it's just slowly going to fade into one color, into another, and so on and so forth
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And if you want something more relaxing, I'd probably recommend using this mode instead of the harsh F1 color changing mode
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and this button here is going to be for brightness so it's going to have several different brightness
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options so if you want you can keep it really dim somewhere in the middle or all the way as
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bright as possible. One, two, three, four, five, six, zero. Now the bottom three buttons are going to deal
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with timers so I can have it on for half an hour, an hour, or an hour and a half. And when I press it
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it's going to blink twice red no matter which one I press. It'll blink two times red either way
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and if I want to shut off the timer simply press this button over here and then it'll blink again
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but this time it'll blink green. And taking a look at the projector itself there's going to be a few
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controls we can change but of course to customize it even more just use the remote control. So that's
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a quick look at the one fire star projector
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