Video Projector Speaker LED HD Native 720P Support 1080P 40 to 200'' Image, TV Projector,Portable Projector, Home Entertainment, Build-in Battery for Indoor/Outdoor Cinema

Update 10/24/22: Had to update my rating after using this for a halloween party. I am amazed at the overall presentation and quality for such a low price ($48). I have used and own other projectors from basic 300 ANSI LG projectors to a bigger more powerful Xgimi H1 and H2 and a Ben Q and Epsons. This is not those projectors but don't discount it.Build: The build quality is excellent. It looks like a much more expensive projector. The shape/casing and the strap were a smart build choice. It is sturdy and looks great.Sound: There are stereo speakers and while not super loud they are more than enough to listen to music or watch a movie on the go provided you aren't in a noisy area, and I was not only surprised by the sound but they sound better than my little $300 LG portable by far. Recomend though using the headphone out with a speaker.Brightness: Brightness is more than acceptable and for dark viewing you will have no issues whether projected on a wall or a screen. It easily handles 100"+. I first tested in my kitchen mid end of the day and watched a music video casted to a chromecast no problem with minimal washout at about 40" screen size. Recently Oct 22 recalibrated colors and temp and got it brighter and clearer for backyard use. Used on 100" screen at night with some minor yard light with no issues.Settings: There is electronic keystone and manual focus. Both work fine and focus was very even across the whole image which was honestly a big surprise. Cheap projectors typically have some focus uniformity issues. Another surprise was the in depth image settings for color and comtrast and brightness. There are actual picture and sound adjustment settings which was awesome so you can tweak settings but I will say color and color temp looks fantastic out of the box which was another surprise.So theres a catch? Before when using a chromecast playing music videos there was a nagging refresh lag line that kept popping into the video in the upper 1/3 of the image. It is distracting and annoying and almost made me return this, but then I used this with Vudu and a Chromecast at 1080 for a movie, no issue whatsoever. I have a couple other cheap projectors for halloween holograms that are lower than 720 that do not have this issue so I dunno if its a random event or when using certain resolutions.Because of the price I really have no room to complain because the picture and sound are excellent overall and the brightness is great.Buy it with confidence this is kinda a must buy among ultra budget projectors, don't think twice.

Projector works ok except for this annoying delay on the upper half of the image. For that reason I am rating it a 1. Its extremely distracting and makes me not want to use it. Speakers work ok but machine is a bit loud. Makes a humming / revving noise. I would be happy with it except for the line that appears across the screen.

For the price, this projector is packed with great features. Both hdmi and USB inputs work great. I used it outdoor to project on pumpkins for Halloween and indoor with an apple TV. The projector can work on battery ( I got around 1 hour of projection time from a full charge). The projector is 720p and have acceptable brightness/contrast output, especially considering the price. Definitely cannot be used in full daylight, but that is common for all projectors. The remote has to be directed right in front of the projector to work, with limited angle detection. The unit includes speakers which are acceptable, although a little weak for outdoor use. No Bluetooth support for external speakers, but the unite itself can be used as a speaker, albeit a weak one. A major problem with this projector is that I encountered occasional, but repeated issues with overheating where the unit auto-shutdowns randomly after 30min-1hour of use. This issue is fixed by a restart, but it is not a very good sign for long-term usage.

Is it great, no…but is it just what you need for some simple movie nights in your house? YEP!If you’re thinking, $70…is it worth it, I’ll answer that for you and say yes :) speakers are acceptable, brightness is enough (obviously your room needs to be dark), and it’s got all the ports you need.And it doesn’t come with all the fancy built in streaming stuff, which is good! Cause those built in software goes obsolete right when it ships! So it’s better to just buy or use a chrome cast or fire stick or whatever and plug it right in the back of the projector, and honestly once it’s up and running in the dark and all you won’t even notice all the dongles and cords, you’ll just be happy you get to watch whatever you want to watch on a giant display, about ten feet away from a wall is all you need, you won’t be able to get a TV with that large of a size!!Plus for us we only really watch a movie once a week so it’s not all that much of a hassle to set up (which this projector is actually easy to set up)

Blew me away on how nice this is for the money. I have the Anker Mars lite projector ($350) and this projector has more options like picture (brightness, contrast, color mode). I'm happy with it for sure.