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Several months ago I reviewed several Star Wars night lights by Jasco Products. This time they have released night lights inspired by The Mandalorian just in time for season 2!
I received two night lights from Jasco Products to write an honest review.
Star Wars The Mandalorian The Child Dimmable Tabletop LED Night Light
Like the night lights I have received before by Jasco Products, the packaging remains stellar and minimal. The Child’s head was packaged perfectly from the open space around the smooth ears to the Mythosaur Skull emblem revealed once the night light is removed.
Highlights of the night light surrounded the entire bottom of the packaging which is also 100 percent recyclable.
At first glance, I was taken away by The Child’s adorable face and unsure how bright this night light would be. The Child’s face is sculpted to look nearly identical to the original form on The Mandalorian series.
I had kept this night light on my work desk and found myself often glancing at it with a smile and need to run my thumbs over the soft and smooth ears.
The Child’s entire head is made of squishy silicone as promised with a solid base. There is a power button underneath the base of the night light with two light modes: high and low.
By lightly tapping the bottom of the night light the light changes modes easily. The night light has two power modes: three AAA batteries and micro-USB.
The micro-USB connected easily to my laptop USB port. Even on the high light setting, the light retains this natural and warm glow.
If you intend on inserting the three AAA batteries, the instructions state: The light will automatically shut off after 60 minutes of continuous operation.
While using this night light is pretty self-explanatory the instructions were very thorough and easy to follow with helpful images.
On the Jasco website, this The Child night light is available for $17.99 for ages 2+.
It’s small, lightweight, and will easily complement any work desk area or Star Wars fan’s bedroom of nearly any age.
Projectables Star Wars The Mandalorian Plug-In Light Sensing 6-Image LED Night Light
Similar to the Star Wars Death Star Projectable from my previous Jasco Products article, the base of the night light with The Mandalorian logo plugs into the outlet as the top rotates.
The night light is also minimally and beautifully packaged using 100 percent recyclable packaging materials.
The globe with the projections rotates up to 180 degrees with the attachment rotating up to 300 degrees. It’s important to note that the back of the packaging does state: Do not force past 300 degrees.
Instead of one image, you can select from six depicting artistic images from The Mandalorian including The Child holding his cup of soup, the Mandalorian, The Child and Cara Dune standing together and my personal favorite: the iconic scene of The Mandalorian reaching out to touch The Child’s hand for the first time.
The images look vivid on the ceiling and even the carpet with each image projecting at approximately 3 feet. I love the idea of having multiple images to choose from with limitless possibilities.
On the Jasco website, this The Mandalorian projectable is available for $12.99.
One of my favorite features from these night lights is light-sensing which means it will automatically turn on when it’s dark and turn off when its light.
Just remember these are night lights, not toys.
I highly recommend these as gifts for yourself and others that will easily charm adults and children alike.
Currently, there is free standard shipping on orders of $50 or more with 50 percent of the net profits going to charity. You can find these and more Jasco Products on Amazon, Target, and places like Lowes and Walmart.
For more Jasco Star Wars night lights visit their website here.
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