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Kyetumbuddwa
Kampala, Central Division, Obaddeko 2 essaawa emabega
10 okulabibwa

Starry Night Light Projector

Ekifaananyi ky'ekikozesebwa
Ttaala z'Ekiro
Ekika
Ebirala
Enkola y'ekikyakya
Eyolesa enkyukakyuka ku langi, Ekinyikibwa, Obuwanvu Busobola Okukyusibwa
Ebintu eby'enjawulo
Ekipya
Embeera
Adireesi y'edduuka
Kampala • Central Division
Aura park plaza ben kiwanuka street
Arua Park plaza near katumwa sports center
Kiggalwawo kati
• Bal - Sab, 09:30-19:30
2-in-1 USB Starry Night Light Projector designed to cast starry sky and galaxy patterns onto your ceiling or walls. [1, 2] What the clear plastic pieces are for The small bag contains interchangeable projection films (or pattern lenses). Each plastic slide features a different cosmic design or galaxy scene. You can swap them out to change the patterns projected into your room. [1, 2, 3] How to use the device Insert a pattern slide: Locate the tiny slot or sliding tray on the side of the main rocket head. Pull it out, place one of the clear plastic films firmly into the groove, and slide the tray back into the device. [1] Power it up: Plug the USB end directly into any standard 5V USB port, such as a phone wall adapter, power bank, laptop, or car USB slot. [1, 2] Adjust the angle: Bend the flexible white neck to direct the lens
Laga essimu
Starry Night Light ProjectorStarry Night Light Projector
USh 120,000
12 Endowoozalaba byonna
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