The Ion Party comes on board and features a somewhat unusual design, featuring a multi-faceted, domed lens that projects large moving spots onto the outside of your home. Of course, it also comes with an array of Christmas and winter-related images. And you can light up your home on the Fourth of July with a rocket, top hat, and fireworks – all in patriotic red, white, and blue colors. You can celebrate a birthday by displaying a cake, balloons, and presents. For instance, for Halloween, you’ve got a spooky eyeball, a witch, a vampire and a skull. Look to the newly added Ocean Wave 2-In-1 if you plan to use your projector not just for the winter holidays.

If you’re looking for a muted look without all of the flashing colors, this might be the perfect option for you – and it comes in at a highly affordable price. It can be placed at a wide range of heights, thanks to its swiveling head that can be set at many an angle. It features rotating, white snowflakes in a variety of shapes and designs.

Joining the list is the Philips Rotating, which comes from an established lighting brand. These are a refreshingly low-maintenance alternative to strings of lights, and they’re often highly affordable, to boot. Rather than climbing a ladder in the cold – or paying someone else a pretty penny to do it – consider getting a laser light projector. Traditional Christmas lights can transform your home for the holidays, but they sure can be a hassle to put up. Used responsibly, however, these lights provide an easy and affordable way to bring the holiday season to any home. This is especially important for households with young children or pets to be aware of. And be sure not to look directly into the beams, especially at close range, as this may be damaging to your eyesight. The FAA warns that improperly aimed lights can be a potential hazard to pilots flying overhead. If you do choose a bright laser, like the BulbHead Star Shower or 1byOne Landscape, be sure to aim it directly at your home or garden, without letting any of the light shine into the sky. Some of the items on the list are projector lights rather than 'true' lasers, but they all provide users with a way to make their home festive without untangling long cords or taking the ladder out of storage. The Starry Two-Color and Liu Hang Festival were removed due to quality concerns. Its three themes offer Christmas shapes, Halloween shapes, and abstract designs that work year-round. On the other hand, the LEDMall Firefly projects shapes in red, green, blue, or any combination thereof. New to the list is the Brightown Snowfall, which creates a falling snow effect that's a good choice for anyone looking for a subtler display without too many flashy colors.

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