Buycovixa Reviews 

I placed my order for 4 identical light projectors for my grandchildren. Buyers were informed that delivery would take place in 2-7 days but it took 3 weeks as they were coming from China, a fact that was hidden from customers.
The products arrived and were completely unlike the item shown in their promotional video online. The only way to describe them is cheap garbage.
I sent a message via their chat bot and found the following day that it had been deleted with no reply.
I would strongly advise caution as this company are interested only in the sale and then they want nothing further to do with the customer.

Simply put......Disgraceful and dishonest.

It's a total scam, received light projector - what a load of rubbish. Contacted company asking for return label and refund - reply was that DO NOT accept returns
PLEASE EVERYONE - DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY

Here we go again. Another YouTube video taking a cheap mass-produced product and advertising it as though someone has just smuggled the technology out of NASA.

This time it’s a night-light projector, and the advertising actually tries to compare the technology to The Sphere in Las Vegas.

Seriously.

The Sphere reportedly cost billions to build. This is a little projector you can find on AliExpress for £5, Apparently all Las Vegas needed to do was download the AliExpress app and they could have saved themselves a fortune.

And don’t just take my word for it. Screenshot the product, open AliExpress, use Search by Image, and have a look for yourself. I’d strongly recommend doing the same with the other products on this website too.

These adverts are becoming beyond ridiculous. Taking cheap, readily available products, wrapping them in dramatic videos and extraordinary marketing claims, then hoping customers believe they’re buying some revolutionary piece of technology does not suddenly make the product special.

Personally, after seeing marketing like this, I wouldn’t trust this website with my debit/credit card details or personal information. I certainly wouldn’t be buying anything before doing a reverse-image search and checking whether the same product is available elsewhere for considerably less.