ViewSonic PX700HDH 1080p Full HD Projector, 3700 ANSI Lumens, 22,000:1 Contrast, 16ms Low Input Lag, Up to 300" Screen, Dual HDMI, USB Power, Built-in Speaker, for Home, Office and Classroom

This is an outstanding quality projector. I've just upgraded to this from a 720p LED projector and this blows it out of the water in comparison due to the 1080p full HD output. It's worth noting first of all that this is a DLP projector rather than LED. The brightness is so superior due to how DLP systems work. It does, however, means that the projector is slightly larger and gives off more heat than a smaller LED projector, but the benefits far outweigh the slightly bigger size. This is extremely easy to setup. I've only tested it using our white blinds and living room wall, however the image is already really good without a proper screen being used. I can't wait to get the screen out and use this properly to see it's full potential. Setup is simply a case of plug and play, although you can choose different settings, colours, etc within the easy to navigate menu. I've tested this with my 1080p Amazon Fire stick. It couldn't be easier to setup, thanks to the HDMI inputs and usb power supply in the back. Most TV streaming devices that simply require a usb power supply will work from this. There's a focus and zoom ring on the top, easily adjusted via the sunk access slot. These will also stay tuned, even if tilted. The image is outstanding and the best I've seen on a projector, even compared to the expensive ones we use at work. The light output takes a short period of time to get fully up to full output once switched on, however it's extremely bright and, in my brief testing, was clearly visible, even in my lit living room. This will project o to a surface that's quite close. At 2 metres, it would still move closer and allow me to focus it. Likewise, on a 180cm wide blind, it allowed me to focus easily at around 3 metres from the "screen". There's a built in speaker that's perfectly useable for most purposes, however I'd certainly suggest using an external source for best results. I look forward to using this in our caravan awning when we go on holiday as it'll be like having a premium cinema system. Likewise, we like to watch movies in the gardening hot summer nights. With the brightness of this, I see no reason why we can't watch movies earlier on in the evenings now. Overall, this is a superb full HD projector that I can fully recommend. It's easy to use, bright and projects a superb and crystal clear image. There's also no lag in testing, making it also suitable for large screen gaming.

Purchased for presentations and seminars, delivered from PC laptop. Comes with remote and that's more or less it. No extra's, not a carry bag, not even a lens cap ! However the projected image is very bright and clear, with decent contrast (although the blacks are not absolute perfect black) The in-build speakers are really really 'tinny' - OK for a short clip as part of a presentation but you would NOT put up with such crap audio when watching a movie .. ... which is where the Audio Out limitation (a stereo jack plug) may be a problem (no TOSLINK = so no 5.1 or even 2.1 sound ... ) except, of course, the movie 'source' DVD / PC etc. will likely have it's own audio out Input is limited to just 2 HDMI sockets, and that's it (no VGA, DVI or whatever) but in todays world, every laptop has HDMI out ... It also lacks Blutooth / other wireless, so no, you can't 'cast' from your smart phone ... (which woud be a real issue if your presentation concerned apps) HOWEVER, as I say, I purchased it for laptop presentations, so for me the excellent full HD (1960x1080) image quality almost makes up for all the limitations == hence 4 star, not 5. NB since I purchased it, it has actually gone up in price !

This is a nifty projector - great image quality for a 1080p projector. No noticeable lag. My biggest bugbears, if you will are the lack of DisplayPort and USB-C. You get vertical keystone, so this should be useable in most scenarios, especially for meetings and presentations, even for the garden in the evenings (maybe not in the summer) for movie nights or to watch the footie with friends, not sure I would use it as a primary display.