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Out of all of my projectors I have tried, or used. This is by far my favorite. The Auto Focus and picture clarity is amazing even when it’s not on a projector screen. And the in bedded Apps are great. Just like a mini smart TV Read more

Good quality image! Great for the price. Only issue I’m having is with the apps. Found where I could download Hulu and max, it won’t allow me to login though. Screen shows to select login but nothing happens. Disney plus worked the first day great. Now it constantly kicks me outta episodes and won’t resume just starts the show/movie over. Would probably recommend a better brand to someone else. Read more

Took me a quiet some time to make the purchase, but after looking at leading brand specs. This was the better choice. Picture is great. Projector is very simple to use just plug and play. Functionality is versatile. Bluetooth connection is smooth. This is money we'll spend. Read more

TL;DR Great value on an inexpensive projector. I'm not comparing this to a $1000 name-brand projector, but to the plethora of no-name-brand "Android smart projectors". I bought this to use as a bedroom, night-time, project games and movies on the ceiling device. It's not really bright enough to use in a well lit room, keep that in mind. The good: - Android build used is not too "third party sketchy with poorly translated English"; you know what I mean. - Bluetooth remote, as opposed to IR, means no having to aim the remote. - 1080P resolution is better than the standard 720P for cheap projectors - competitive price (note: I got this on sale for approximately $90) - tripod mount on base allows for mounting anywhere you can set up a tripod or clamp. - is small and portable The bad: - no aux out limits speaker options; does not support USB audio either. You're limited to the built in speaker, or whatever you can connect via Bluetooth. - is not official Android TV, does not support built in Chromecast. The "cast" features on such "bootleg" Android TV devices are sketchy and require the use of separate apps, which force either ads or a subscription fee on you. You'll have to find a streaming device and connect it via HDMI yourself if you want to easily stream from your phone. The ugly: - auto trapezoid correction doesn't do a perfect job, you have to adjust it manually to get it precisely right - same with auto focus - I'd say the "slightly bootleg" android TV factors into "ugly" in general - the built in speaker is passable but kinda mid and not very loud. A bit tinny too. - the power connector is non-standard, and the way it's designed the cable partially covers the hot air exhaust. - it's not bright enough to use in a well lit room during the day, limiting it's use cases to nighttime, basements, etc Overall, I wasn't looking to break the bank and I can live with the minor issues I described under "bad" and "ugly" above. It's better than the first one I tried, which I ended up returning because of just how bad it was. Read more