Govee’s Holiday Projector Beams Spooky Ghosts (or Santa) Onto Your Home
October is here, and with it comes new holiday lights. But you don’t necessarily need to Clark Griswold your way up a ladder if you get one of those yard light projectors, like the $150 Holiday Pattern Projector Light that Govee just released last week. The Holiday Pattern Projector sounds kind of like the company took its existing Star Light Projector, with its textured glass lens, and slapped on a slide projector.
- ▪October is here, and with it comes new holiday lights.
- ▪But you don’t necessarily need to Clark Griswold your way up a ladder if you get one of those yard light projectors, like the $150 Holiday Pattern Projector Light that Govee just released last week.
- ▪The Holiday Pattern Projector sounds kind of like the company took its existing Star Light Projector, with its textured glass lens, and slapped on a slide projector.
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October is here, and with it comes new holiday lights. But you don’t necessarily need to Clark Griswold your way up a ladder if you get one of those yard light projectors, like the $150 Holiday Pattern Projector Light that Govee just released last week. The Holiday Pattern Projector sounds kind of like the company took its existing Star Light Projector, with its textured glass lens, and slapped on a slide projector. The textured glass side creates a bed of wispy, glowy lighting effects that the projector half then beams an image into. The company includes 16 interchangeable “discs” with themed graphics on them—and they run the gamut from an Easter Bunny to Santa Claus to what I’m pretty sure is supposed to be Ghostface from the Scream movies.
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