It’s undoubtedly one of the most memorable scenes in any Christmas movie. The one where our hapless hero goes up a ladder and ends up falling off in their failed Christmas-light decoration attempt.

The most important thing to consider when choosing a projector, is what you want projected. If you’d prefer a more classic lighting scheme that looks the most like traditional Christmas lights, go ...

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If you want the flashy look of tons of Christmas lights without actually hanging any, we’ve got your back. Because no one likes looking for the one burned out bulb in the 1,000-bulb string, the ...

The bar for a mainstream projector went way up this year, thanks to an invasion of high-quality laser projectors. My pick for ...

It may look like a car battery with a handle on top, but that's at least partly because the Nebula Mars 3, which is rated at 1,000 ANSI lumens, comes equipped with an internal battery boasting a ...

Laserabc A1 is the world’s smallest laser lightshow device, compact, app-powered, and built for creators who paint with light ...

They certainly sound festive and celestial, and they seem to be catching on. Shooting Star, Star Shower, Frozen Fire, Points of Light and others are changing the way we decorate our homes for the ...

Keep these factors in mind as you shop for an outdoor projector: Streaming capabilities: Think about where your content will come from. If your home’s WiFi signal is strong enough to reach outside, ...