A Great Product with Customer Service that made things Right
I did a lot of research before buying the Pococo. Our master bedroom is not huge but a decent size in this house so in the end I actually ended up buying both the Pococo and the Sega Flux. The Pococo was on sale and the Flux was on Ebay so I basically got two for the price of one. This is a good thing because these projectors look better, the smaller a room is. Probably 10x10 or 12x12 is max before they start to blur out on the edges. I have to start with the fact that Pococo sent me two Mars dics instead of a galaxy disc I ordered. I couldn't get a customer service response for a number of weeks and was disappointed but fortunately they did reach out to inform me that they were making a transition and not only apologized for the lapse but made it more than right. They then followed up with tracking and to make sure that I was satisfied. Pococo turned a three star review in to a five star review with this effort and its greatly appreciated. The projector works very well and its the best buy for your money if you are going the projector route with a realistic starscape. It is realistic and the fact that it is not cord bound makes it very easy and convenient to use. The color discs are a bit less clear and just don’t look as realistic but that may be a general issue with all projectors and they still provide good mood projections and are still worth adding to a collection. The themed discs have that and the fact that they are kind of repetitive going around in a circle. The Earth disc is a standout exception that is quite beautiful. My wife does like the jellyfish one as well. The black and white ones are excellent, so I would start with these. It is less realistic than the Sega Flux, but it makes more of an impression because of it and is much more vibrant. As to the Flux, I really like its realistic starscape, but I wouldn’t pay full price for it personally. The shooting star feature is nice but not realistic so meh. Of the two, I would choose Pococo. The two together are great. In the past I have used high quality fluorescent paint and put the stars up on my ceiling that way. I did this in my old home and if done well and not rushed its awesome and always there. After getting these two machines here is my bottom line- they are a nice on/off thing for an instant effect with movement. The movement is circular and though excellent with starscapes can be repetitive with themed discs. Another option would be to try a projector that can project moving scenes rather than just the simple circular motion, but then you are looking to greatly expand the budget. If I had funds to buy a Sega Flux I would instead buy two Pococos and use one for starscape and a second for support with the moon or galaxy discs or id flip the second starscape disc upside down so both rotate opposite to each other. In the end I am very happy with the purchase and value.