- A COLORFUL MOON LAMP FOR A BREATHTAKING NIGHTLIGHT DISPLAY. SensoryMoon is proud to introduce our new 3d printed moon lamp. With dazzling winter, summer, and rainbow moonlight settings, intuitive tap-operated color and brightness control, and a sleek, polished wooden puzzle-like stand, this wireless moon lamp night light might just be the coolest lamp to give your child, spouse, or yourself this year. Now with new features for one of the best light up moon globes on the market today
- 3D PRINTED, REALISTIC MOONLIGHT FOR A LUMINOUS LUNAR REPLICA. Printed over a whopping 20 hours from actual NASA satellite images, our new dimmable moon lamp has realistic bumps and craters to precisely match that wondrous lunar ball in the sky. But not only that, our luna moon lamps also have two accurate moonlight settings: cool white for an overhead moon during a crisp, winter night, and warm white for a near-horizon moon during a humid, summer evening – super realistic
- NEW 7 COLOR FADE SETTING FOR A SENSORY BEDSIDE EXPERIENCE. Perfect for children who love sensory stimulation (or anyone who loves to be dazzled), our moonlight globe light now offers a rainbow mode that cycles between 7 different colors. The 3d printer moon lamp’s RGB LEDs work to create glowing red, green, blue, yellow, aqua, purple, and mixed white colors, pausing at each briefly before fading into the next – a breathtaking feature that simpler moon globe nightlights can’t match.
- NEW “TAP ANYWHERE” OPERATED FOR EASIER COLOR AND DIMMING CONTROL. Searching for your moon shaped light’s remote control or touch sensor at night can be a real nuisance. That’s why SensoryMoon 3d printed moon models use calibrated vibration sensor technology to offer tap anywhere operation. Simply give a hearty tap anywhere on the moon light night lamp surface to choose the color mode, or two in succession to adjust the brightness (winter summer modes only) – easier than ever
- NEW INCLUDED POWER OUTLET CHARGING FOR CONVENIENT 24-7 USABILITY. Sure, USB charging is cool, but most people rarely have a USB device handy to charge their LED moonlight ball. That’s why we are the only brand to include both USB and power plug options with each rechargeable moon lamp. So instead of sharing your laptop whenever your kids’ electric moon lamp needs a recharge, now they can set up their own lunar docking station, or run their realistic moon lamp non-stop
SensoryMoon is happy to launch our new 5.9 inch moon lamp. At a whopping 15 centimeters with a sleek, stylish base, three different color modes including winter white, summer yellow, and color-changing rainbow — all operated via clever hand tap technology to get rid of any need for remote controls, touch sensors, or switches — this multi-color lamp might be one of the coolest 3D printing moon lamps on the market today. Simply switch on the lamp from its bottom and it will instantly illuminate to a beautiful white. Tapping the lamp now will switch it to a serenading yellow, and tapping it once more thereafter will activate the 7 color-changing rainbow mode. One final tap will turn the lamp off, and this whole process can be repeated again as many times as you wish. To adjust the brightness of either the white or yellow setting, give the lamp a hearty double-tap to activate a glowing mode, in which it will fade in and out of brightness. To select a preferred dimming level, simply wait until it reaches the desired brightness, and then give it another double-tap to pause it there. Please note, that the rainbow color-changing mode cannot pause on a single color — for this function consider purchasing our 7.9 inch model with an included 20 color remote — but do not underestimate the beauty of this tap-operated model cycling through its sensory colors with grace. Our lamp comes with a puzzle-like wooden base that can be assembled with ease, and a super convenient AC adapter charger plug (in addition to the USB cord) for 24-7 charging. Finally, relish in the fact that this lamp is an accurate replica of the same moon you see in the night sky every day, as it is 3D printed over 20 hours from precise NASA images. Night lights can’t really get much cooler than this.