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Amazon Prime Day budget star projector deals

It's the final day of Amazon Prime Day, and while we've already done a roundup of star projectors that are worth spending your money on, this guide is designed for those looking for the best budget models. This doesn't mean cheap and nasty, it means products that we have tested and think are good value for money, given their low price tags.

Star projectors can cost anywhere from $15 to $600, with prices varying in between. The cheaper models typically have more limited functionality than the premium models, but for the average person seeking a cost-effective way to transform their space, an affordable but good-quality model will suffice.

The best Amazon Prime Day 2025 budget star projector deals

<p>The lights emitted from this unit are just as good as those found in much more expensive models. The Bluetooth speaker is good enough for podcasts and audiobooks and this star projector won't take up too much space on your bookcase or bedside table.<p><strong>Save 20% — less than $30 is more than fair for this better-than-expected star projector.<p>Our friends at Space.com gave it ★★★★ in their hands-on <a href="https://www.space.com/stargazing/astronomy-kit/cadrim-star-projector-review">Cadrim star projector review.

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Tantse Walter is a photographer and adventurer that's spent seven years facilitating global adventurous expeditions. She loves getting into the nitty-gritty of sourcing and planning trips. Whether that be for astrophotography location scouting, or just for the love of exploration. Tantse enjoys taking creative, bright and bold photos of people, places, animals and the night sky. She is currently a contributing writer to both Space.com and LiveScience.com.

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