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Narisa Annes
> 3 dayJust wow! Amazing projector. So so clear!
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Michael Arbisi
> 3 dayI don’t normally write reviews, but felt compelled to do so on this little projector. I do quite a bit of presenting on the road, and invariably end up in conference rooms without projectors, or with equipment that I can’t connect to. 20 minutes of an hour-long meeting is lost while waiting for the “IT staff” to address the issue, only to find it can’t be fixed. I also attend industry shows, and the cost to rent A/V equipment is getting astronomical. As such, I decided to get a mini-projector to take on my business travels. I’ve used this one for two weeks now, using it to project on my garage door for Halloween, and on a recent business trip, and am very impressed by its performance. You can mirror your smartphone screen to play videos, run slideshows, etc., right from your phone. Seems you can also run a PowerPoint presentation from the iPhone, which makes the package super portable. There’s likely a lot more it can do that I haven’t even discovered yet. No longer do I have to find a conference room, but can present anywhere there’s a wall to project on. I can also run videos at industry shows without having to rent equipment, or ship my own. It took a bit of tinkering to get it set up as I’m one of those that doesn’t read directions. Initial set-up has to be done with the included remote (batteries not included), as there are no “up” or “down” keys on the unit itself. I’m not sure if this is the case with other phones, but with my iPhone, once the unit is connected to wireless, you have to go into wireless settings and make sure to select the unit (green check mark to indicate it’s selected) in order for it to connect for screen mirroring. Even though I bought it for business purposes, the video I projected on my garage door was so good that I plan to get a pop-up screen to project slide shows and other video related stuff outside this winter, so it’ll serve me for both business and pleasure. I didn’t expect much from a $150 projector, but I have to say this has been a pleasant surprise!
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bren
> 3 dayEasy to set up and works with my fire stick abs Roku.
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Ms. Stephania Dach
Greater than one weekIve tried about a half dozen of these little projectors, and this definitely the best. All the features work as advertised. A little clunky with chord management, but not too bad. Remote is best of the ones Ive used. I highly suggest you consider this one in your comparison shopping.
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Cody T. Whittington
> 3 dayWonderful out of the experience. Impressed by the quality of the packaging. This projector truly comes with everything you need for an outdoor movie night, or a great projector to look at those old wedding photos. Easy to get up and running. High definition picture. A breeze to connect to wifi.
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Gnatty77
> 3 dayI have no idea about the negative reviews!?! This projector is amazing. Let me begin by saying that for the price point, you must put things in perspective. If you want a high quality screen, then spend the $ to buy a high quality screen. Don’t complain because a $100 product wasn’t $1000 quality. This product is well worth the $ considering it’s versatility and reliability. Zero probs w it thus far after using 6 times for hours at a time. I wanted to watch sports/movies on my patio at night so I thought I might be able to hook this up and get a few options. Wow…was I amazed! The box included everything needed to get this unit up and running. Power cable, hdmi cable, lens cap, cloth & cotton swabs for cleaning, quick start guide & user manual, remote control (no batteries included), tripod and the projector itself. All were snuggly packed inside a styrofoam liner inside the reusable box. I don’t know what issues people had w the tripod as it’s easy to use. After screwing onto the projector, manually squeeze the small knob and the unit can be adjusted. The tripod is very sturdy and the legs don’t slip. No concern that the projector will fall or the tripod will fail. The unit can also be used w other tripods and even upside down so it can be attached to the ceiling. There’s a choice for diff types of viewing inching front, back or inside down. (Some people may not have room in front so they’ll project from behind the screen. Make sure to choose this option.) There are so many variations in how the unit can be attached in diff places too. Familiarize yourself w the remote buttons. There’s no exit button to go back to previous screens. Use the “back” button. When setting up, hit enter when you see all the Chinese characters flash on screen. (It’ll cycle through a bunch of languages all saying the same thing which is to hit enter to proceed.) No worries…the on screen directions will be in English but there’s options to change to other languages too. But the directions in chinese is what will come on first when set up. After hitting enter, the screen w a few options should come on. Source, iOS cast, media, etc. Once you’re here, you know it’s set up correctly and it’s just a matter of connecting thru wifi or whatever your choice. Remember you have to choose the correct input every time you turn on the unit or want to use diff options. Then proceed to choose the source (hdmi for fire stick/wifi, AV for DVD, VGA for video games) and after choosing then go to media. If using hdmi, choose wifi then scan/connect, then choose your wifi and enter the pw. (See pic) You won’t have to keep entering your wifi pw after the 1st time but you will have to connect it every time which takes 10-15 seconds at most. It’s simple and not time consuming at all. I do recommend doing this with no one around because your info will be visible on the screen to whomever is looking when inputting. Also remember to aim the remote at the projector not the screen. Even when not pointing it directly at the unit, the remote has very good range. Without a fire stick, I was still able to hook up an old DVD player & also mirror cast my phone. Very cool. After adding a fire stick & connecting to my wifi then cable provider, this projector became even cooler. I can easily watch live sports, movies, everything! I’m not tech savvy at all but it couldn’t have been easier to hook up this projector. I’d suggest ordering an amazon fire stick for $20. It’ll come w the cables needed to later hook the projector up to other things too so it’s worth it. You’ll pay $15 for the 2 cords needed to do this (if you don’t already have) so might as well get the fire stick for a few bucks more which will open many doors to viewing on the projector AND laptops, pads, etc. The projector is easy to work and has various options. The keystone correction allows perfect alignment onto the screen from diff heights. I read about people complaining about pixelation issues but what do they want? Cinema quality for $100? I thought it was a steal for $100 considering what it does. I never once found myself distracted by the pixelation which was not even bad to begin. To me, it’s just nit picking to complain about this projector unless it’s defective. Perhaps those people were sitting too close or had too high of expectations? More than likely they’re people that are never happy no matter what they pay. The option to connect to better sound is available thru a 3.5 mm jack on the side. There’s also a 3.5 mm port for headphones, TF slot & USB port. The only drawback I can find is there isn’t Bluetooth for connection to audio. Despite this, the audio that emits from the projector is surprisingly plenty loud. I didn’t have issues w the unit getting warm but I was using outside in 40° weather. If it does get warm, take an intermission for 20 min. Not really a big deal. The remote controls the unit but it also has buttons on top of it that will control it too. Both sides of the projector have speakers so it’s a very balanced sound. My only other con is that the cord that connects to the unit itself could be a tighter fit. I didn’t have any issues w it but it doesn’t stay as snug as I’d prefer. This projector works best in the dark but I’ve added a pic w the lights on at night just for comparison. It will not work outdoors in daytime. I tried! The picture on the screen will not be visible due to too much light. But at night when it’s mostly dark or with just 1 moderately distanced light on, it looks great! I’d highly recommend this Acrojoy projector to anyone. It’s made my evenings out on the patio so fun. I’ve already decided it’ll make such a wonderful gift for anyone whom likes to entertain, kids video games and for fun family movie nights that I’ll be purchasing a few next Christmas! Stop debating about whether you should buy this before it’s no longer available. DO IT! You won’t regret it!! *I’ll update after a few months of use or if I’ve any issues. I’m having trouble loading the images but will try to add again later. Update 2/22: Tonight the remote started messing up. It wouldn’t respond to the push of the buttons. It’s never been dropped or had anything happen to it as I’m the only one whom has used it so I’d know. I tried replacing the batteries but it wouldn’t fix the problem. It seems the circle of directional buttons wont respond as it should every time it’s pushed. Sometimes it does. Sometimes it doesn’t. I’m going to contact the company for a replacement remote and if not offered, I’ll just return the entire projector (still within the return window) and go w another company as a working remote is not an option. I’m sure I just got a defective unit and a new one will fix the problem. I’ll update after contact w the company.
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Jay L.H
> 3 dayIt didnt come with power cord
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information_junkie
> 3 dayA good solid projector and better than I expected for the money. The stand is very versatile and it will do reverse and upside down for any of the 4 positions/screen types/mounting. My only complaint would be the keystone and judgment is not very large so you don’t have the ability to project from much more than several degrees from straight on. Maybe a few feet vertically at most and you’ll have some edge distortion on one side from the single focus point. But that to me was expected for the most part and if using dead center or as a rear projection, it works well. One feature I do wish it had was to remember your last source input. I have to select hdmi each time which only takes a sec, but it seems like it would be easy to solve.
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Rene McCarthy
> 3 daywont connect to anything to watch stuff
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Jess
> 3 dayEasy to set up! Works well!