Setting up the ACROJOY Sunspark 500W WiFi Mini Projector was very easy. There are a lot of choices both networked and wired. My husband set it up with a blu ray player to get the best possible picture. It is a nice picture, and surprising coming from a plastic projector. I can not get over how much this looks and feels like a toy. It very much resembles a projector I got for my daughter a couple of years ago, but the picture is much better and the options for connecting it much better too. You can connect via HDMI or VGA, miracast, flash drive or wireless. The projector itself, however,m is not wireless which does make it somewhat less portable. I am not sure how well it would work with a battery bank, but given my experiences with casette players, I would guess not very well. Much of the reason for my 4 star rating is how very plastic it is. My husband had sopme difficulty getting it to lock down on the tripod, and when her did he said he still did not feel like it was very sturdy, in large part becauser it is plastic. How hard do you screw it down and at what point will the case break because of the tension on it? He also could not get the audio out to work but was able to connect it via the headphone port. That does not surprise me all that much since a lot of things now use the headphone port for powered external speakers. He is a sound guy and it really bothered him that he could not use the audio out. We did get sound through the projector speakers but I have little doubt that the Polk speakers he was trying to connect would have gotten us better sound. Actually, he did manage to connect one of them via the headphone jack, but with audio out he should have been able to get stereo. The peojector is also a bit larger than I was expecting. I kept thinking of the pico projectors I sent my klids when they were away at college. We have a couple of small projectors I got around that time, and both the LG and Sony are much smaller and cost just a bit more. I have not really looked at/ shopped for projectors in a few years, but have this expectation that things keep getting smaller, lighter, less expensive. Some of that is true in this case and some not. It is actually larger than our older projectors and the build nowhere near as solid, but it is very inexpensive, has a nice picture and is easy to set up.

Nice product

This is the first projector had. Its very easy to use also the image and pictures came out so clear. I worried about the quality before but after I received and tried I was surprised , its very good. My family likes it.

Nice playing movies outside camping

I cant do a review the projector didnt work I need a replacement, do I need to send it back???

This is the worst projector I’ve ever bought in my life. It’s never worked. The image is blurry, it never looks clear, it freezes and crashes every time, the remote doesn’t work, it feels like it was made from Fishers Price. Save your money and avoid this garbage protector at all costs.

So this one wasnt too bad at all in comparison to a couple of others I reviewed. Very easy to adjust picture with keystone. Only reason I am deducting a star is the colors were off on this. Tried several settings and just couldnt get it looking perfect. Purples looked more blue than anything.

Its a bit complicated to try and set up. With an iphone that my husband has its easy but my android I still havent figured out and the cord to plug it in I dont think is long enough. The stand is very cheap and easy to break. Other then that its great. Picture quality is good.

Easy to set up! Works well!

The projector worked great and I can’t wait to watch a plethora of content on it with my friends and family.