Wanyore BL-3D02 3D Galaxy Projector with 65 Scenes

The Wanyore BL-3D02 galaxy projector combines 65 digital scenes with Bluetooth audio and adjustable focus. It is designed for tabletop use, with a stated 2–4 m projection distance and remote or touch controls.

At a glance

Switch among 65 digital scenes without changing projection discs, using the remote.
Adjust focus and projection angle for a wall or ceiling, with five brightness levels and a stated 2–4 m recommended distance.
Bluetooth 5.1 audio, built-in stereo sound, nature sounds, white noise and relaxing music are described in the listing.
The listing claims saved light and volume settings while continuously powered. Unplugging restores defaults.

Price

$169.99Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$199.99~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Combines projection, night and ambient lighting, sensory lighting and a Bluetooth speaker in one device, according to the listing.
Remote control, touch control and adjustable focus give several ways to set up and operate the projector.
A stated 1 or 2-hour timer and four-hour automatic shut-off offer options for bedtime use.

Technical specifications

18 specifications

Identity
Brand	Wanyore
Model	BL-3D02

Connectivity and controls
Wireless connection listed	Bluetooth, IR
Control methods listed	Remote, Touch

Dimensions and installation
Mounting type listed	Tabletop Mount
Form factor	Portable
Weight listed	0.95 Kilograms
Minimum throw distance	2 Meters
Maximum throw distance	4 Meters
Voltage	230 Volts

Projection and lighting
Scene count	65 digital scenes
Recommended projection distance	2–4 m
Stated projection coverage	approximately 11–45 m² depending on distance and conditions
Brightness levels	5 brightness levels

Audio and operation
Bluetooth version	Bluetooth 5.1
Volume settings	20 volume levels
Sleep timer options	1, 2-hour sleep timer
Automatic shut-off without timer	4 hours

What to know before buying

The stated 2–4 m projection distance and approximately 11–45 m² coverage are manufacturer claims that depend on distance and conditions. The listing recommends a dim room for best results.

What’s in the box

Included

1.5 m data cable
Remote
Star projector light
User manual

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People wanting varied galaxy, nature and themed projections for a bedroom or relaxation space.
Buyers who want a projector that also provides Bluetooth audio and ambient lighting.
Users planning a tabletop setup with a wall or ceiling 2–4 m away.

Less suited to

Buyers seeking a verified image size or brightness measurement, since the listed coverage and performance are manufacturer claims.
Anyone needing settings to persist after unplugging, as the listing says unplugging restores defaults.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 7 ratings

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4 stars43%43%
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The available rating evidence is positive overall, with the ratings split between four- and five-star categories. The sample is small and includes no written feedback, so it cannot explain what customers liked or establish how the projector performs. Buyers should weigh the rating separately from the listed scene count, Bluetooth audio and projection-distance claims.

Frequently asked questions

How many projection scenes does the Wanyore BL-3D02 offer?

The listing claims 65 digital scenes, including planets, galaxies, oceans, forests, animals and festive themes. It says scenes can be changed with the remote without swapping discs.

What projection distance does the listing recommend?

It recommends 2–4 m and claims coverage of approximately 11–45 m², depending on distance and conditions. These are listing claims, not independently verified measurements.

Can it play audio from a phone?

The listing describes Bluetooth 5.1 and says a phone can connect to play audio through the built-in speaker.

Does it retain settings when switched off?

According to the listing, settings are remembered while the projector remains continuously powered. Unplugging it restores default settings.