BlissLightsBlissBulb - Laser Star Projector, Galaxy Lighting for Party, Holidays, Night Lights, Patios (Indoor/Outdoor, Standard E26 Base) - Green

UPDATE: They DID quickly and kindly send me another bulb and thankfully that one has been going in full glory every since! Sorry I forgot to update this for so long :0. It is a fantastic bulb and I intend to never be without it! The photo doesn’t do it justice - the light specks are super sharp and bright so it literally looks like glitter 💜We bought our first one in Nov. 2017 and it lasted until early this year - it was consistently beautiful and used at least 4 out of every 7 nights for hours on end. When it did die I couldn't stand it for more than a couple weeks because this thing truly is dazzling and kinda life changing when it works....so I ordered another in April. This is where my concern comes in - that one died on me just the other night, barely (if even) 2 months in. While I can't imagine life without it I also can't imagine spending this price for something that only lasts a couple months at best. I've contacted customer service and hope that this will be easily resolved and that I just landed a rare wonky bulb and the quality otherwise remains as it was for our first one. Therefore, I will update this after this matter is resolved and again a few months in (providing the bulb is replaced so I can know). I honestly hope so very much that this ends well because, like I said - once you have a room lit with one of these it's really really hard to imagine going back to life without it. Providing my current situation is a fluke - this is hands down worth the money.....soooo, to be continued....

I utilized this bulb to add a fun "star scape" type flair to a custom built lamp. The lamp was designed with a Phoenix Rising theme. Blue and white Phoenix vase mounted on a charred driftwood base. The green starlight bulb was inset inside of the vase to be overlooked until turned on.Great product will utilize these bulbs in future designs.

I use a color-changing LED bulb to add ambient lighting for one of my rooms. For the sake of variety, I decided to replace the LED light with a BlissBulb and am not disappointed. It adds a bit of entertainment and magic to a dark room.It's used mainly during the holiday season and the bright, green pinpoints of light are very appropriate for that time of year. Rated to last 8000 hours, I've run it for every day two straight holiday seasons during nighttime and the bulb is still going strong. I've purchased a second one as a replacement for when the current bulb stops functioning.

Nice, inexpensive. Not too bright or too dim. Static pattern is a little obvious, the lights are a clearly visible grid pattern. However, use two, overlapping, and it becomes more random appearing and pleasing. BLISS has been making lasers for years, and quality has been good. These seem well made. Beware using outdoors - they are supposed to tolerate rain, but read the reviews about failures.

Super cool gift idea. Point it up toward ceiling for starlite ambience.

Wish they had different colors

Bought red and green bulbs. Both were terrific, and exactly what we hoped for!Used as Christmas lighting in our outdoor house "lanterns" (encased in glass) and they performed perfectly, even in the cold of the U.S. midwest.These project a delightful speckle of lights, and plenty of those little lights to cascade down the house exterior! Was adorable + festive!Nice and bright, but not blinding. Very noticeable from the street -- made us all happy. :)Easy, quick, effortless, instant holiday cheer!Wish I could find in purple :)

I bought 2 of these. 1 died after 1 month of use and the other is still going strong after 10 weeks of use. The light it creates is very visible and the unit doesn't produce much heat. The color of the lazer dots is deep and bright, but doesn't give off any annoying residual, ambient light. In other words, it works well as a laser and not as a light bulb as some cheaper products seem to. It doesn't work best when pointed straight up towards the ceiling as this will cause it to only produce a field of dots a few short field wide. It's best when used pointing at the ceiling at an angle. So, put it in a lamp located in one corner, and then bend the lamp to point at a different corner of the ceilimg. This will give it a maximum "Spread". I'm presently using it with a cheap $8 clamp on lamp that attaches to a shelf. The kind that comes with a big, round metallic cone at the base of the bulb. The version of this product that I have is the blue one. Typically in these sort of lasers, the green version is the brightest. I recommend the blue for creating a mellow atmosphere and the green for a more drastic feel.