I am pretty picky when it comes to tv’s and projectors and this one surprised me. This isn’t a top of the line projector, but it is a very functional and budget friendly option. The visual quality is definitely better than expected though and perfect for what I bought it for to project images for rug tufting. The wireless screen mirroring is a great feature and was the selling point for this model. I’ve probably used it about 20 hours so far and no problems.

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I do not recommend purchasing this product. It is really hard to understand how to use it. The return window was only 30-days and I would have liked to return this. But, the window was too short. I feel like I was ripped off.

I got this fir our out door movie night and its perfect,only thing is I wish it had sound,but uts bluetooth so easy to setup. Will buy again for kids.

It didnt come with power cord

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.

I liked the product too much, its very compact and easy to install. specially recommend for direct connections like through cables/USB. can do better with wifi but rest everything works perfectly. Remote is very good. very compact an easy to use. I personally use screen mirroring a lot and its very smooth (without wifi connections). easy to assemble and use. Th set up is very simple. I also tried using the cable and it works seamless. Tried attending the zoom meeting with it with my colleagues. its super simple . The quality of picture is great if you get the right focus settings and The tripod works well and seems to be of good quality. The unit itself is substantial. I highly recommend buying this for the asking price.

I got this projector during a sale and for the price (~$80), it works great. The picture isnt the highest quality around the edges, but again, for the price it definitely does the trick. I would recommend using this with a speaker that you can connect via aux (no bluetooth on this one) because the sound doesnt go very loud. I do wish it came with more instructions on the settings because I had to go through every category just figure out how to change the picture size. Another thing to keep in mind is that you cannot screen share on apps like netflix. I think youtube may work but thats about it for the main apps. I would also recommend a sheet or projector screen with this. I found projecting onto a wall doesnt do wonders for color quality, and it worsens significantly when theres not lots of darkness (meaning night time or in a dark room which is when light/picture quality is the best)

I do a lot of presentations and I travel quite a bit to do it. Having AV equipment available can sometimes be a challenge, so I will often bring my own projector. I have been using a ViewSonic, which does a nice job and is slightly smaller and lighter than my old Epson. Another advantage was the ability to project a large picture at a shorter distance for smaller spaces. I have been seeing the mini projectors for awhile, but considered them more like toys for watching children’s movies. This one looked like it had more features for my needs, so I decided to give it a try. It turned out to be a great decision. The feel of quality surprised me for such a low price. It is not quite as good as the ViewSonic, but it is much better that I expected. It has a VGA input as well as HDMI for connecting to my computer and other AV inputs. It also has a USB input which the ViewSonic does not. I use the HDMI for PowerPoint and video presentations, so the HDMI works perfect. You can also mirror your phone to give presentations without a computer. The user manual said it was not intended for PowerPoint, but I have found it to work perfectly. Set up was fairly easy, although you do need to put batteries in the remote to set it up because some adjustments are not available from the control buttons. The remote signal is not as sensitive as most, so you have to point the remote directly at it, but there is a sensor on the front and back. I will probably not use the remote much after initial setup. The projector sits on a tripod instead of traditional feet with a height adjustment. It felt a little flimsily taking it out, but it is surprisingly solid when set up. It gives much more vertical adjustment than traditional projectors, which sometimes require books under the front feet. The picture has a shorter range, which allows big pictures in a smaller room. That is a big plus for me when in a smaller room. The brightness is claimed to be 9,000 lumens, compared to 3,800 for ViewSonic. That may be a stretch, but it actually is brighter than the ViewSonic projector. One place that really excels is the sound. I have always been disappointed with the sound quality and volume of the big projectors. They have one mono speaker and low power. This little projector has twice the volume with stereo speakers. It also has a quieter fan and doesn’t put out quite as much heat. The main reason I wanted a smaller projector was the size. This is 7 x 6 x 3 inches compared to 11.6 x 8.6 x 4.3. It weighs in at a mere 2 lbs, compared to 5 for the larger ViewSonic. This is a perfect projector for traveling, and it actually exceeds the bigger one in many ways for about 1/3 of the price. Only time will tell how well it holds up, but it seems like a great value for the price.

I got this to use for my artwork projection and I am quite blown away that you can get this sharp and bright a picture for under a $100!! I can use this in room lighting and see a lot of detail. It works great for my purpose, although the smallest area I could project onto was about 4 feet across. I was hoping I could get down to 16 x 20, but that is a problem with all the projectors I researched, even at a much higher cost. The features and adjustments are fairly limited, but adequate. The ability to correct the image is vertical only, like most projectors at this price point. I am able to use any still image in my library, and any video that is not commercial. It will not project copy-protected video--which is apparently an industry regulated setting. You can project from wi-fi or using an HDMI cable. I am using images from my ipad, and it works flawlessly for that. I am quite inspired to break out of my comfort zone and try so many more projects, now that I see all I can do with this projector.