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Picture quality and brightness is very similar to my Wowoto H8 and thats a good thing, although this new one has no zoom and larger pixels, still found it very entertaining to watch in a dark room using the Vivid picture. Can run on the battery for almost 2 hours in ECO mode, but needed to use standard brightness for 3D and change the sharpness from 68% to 97% to get the clarity i wanted in 3D. Only worked with one of my two types of DLP link glasses for some reason. Sound quality is very good using headphones with fine volume control in steps of 1% + bass treble balance controls and a 5 band graphic equaliser allowing me to adjust the sound just how i liked it. And the sliding lens cover is a good idea.

having searched for ages for a projector to go in an outside , enclosed area, i bit the bullet on this one, as felt the price tag was good value for the features on offer.in the most those features are good. it has netflix, disney+ apps built in / easy to download. the USB function allows me to watch media via stick on inbuilt media play at good quality also.down side is that the browser system is similar to a cheap Chinese tablet running on an old Android software.! the browser will not let you download Sky go for example, even though you can access the web page for the link. it has play store capabilities, but anything downloaded from there simply disappears somewhere into the regions of the abyss of files, and having searched all of them, ive never found the file to open. (like Prime video for Example)you need absolute darkness to view the screen at any decent level, as the slightest bit of daylight makes it too faint. the inbuilt speaker is load enough, but i am sitting under it while ceiling mounted which helps.So Far what we have watched has been pretty good, but have yet to properly try streamed content from netflix. it did previously go ok, but at last effort the sound went out of sync with video?i would say that its a pretty good projector, but not sure at same time its 100% what i was looking for? i wonder if a 4K projector at over 1K would give a better image quality during more daylight hours?

This projector does frame-packed 3D (what I'd call proper 3D), so I'm able to watch my 3D blu-ray discs when I connect my 3D blu-ray player to the projector via HDMI. Works well with a Fire TV stick too. The picture quality is very good in the dark or dimly lit room, and reasonably acceptable in the day time as long as it's a dull day with no sunshine beaming through the window. The only major fault I can find is that the remote control seems to operate via wifi and NOT infrared as the description states. I say this because I've tried switching the projector on using the remote control from a different room on a different floor in my house and the project still switches on even though it's not in direct line of sight. I've also tried copying the signals from the remote to my own learning remote (Logitech Harmony) but it just won't pick up any signals, therefore if you decide to buy this projector make sure you don't lose or break the remote control because then you're scuppered.

Great projector, picture quality is decent for size and price point, speakers are what youd expect with being tinny, but just plug in an external speaker and the setup is great. One bug bear is the screen share option available is pretty bad, even in clear spaces where no inference would occur the video and audio would go out of sync. But tbh one hdmi cable sorts it, so doesnt really affect the function of it.

This is a great piece of kit, and even though there is a basic OS rather than Android, it still delivers. I was almost put off by the lack of bluetooth and Android OS, but when this arrived it proved very easy to use and great image and good sound quality. The miracast worked well even when the phone/tablet is not connected to a regular wifi - just scan the phone tablet and connect via screenshare (etc). Fire/Now sticks work perfectly on the HDMI input, and the sound is more than adequate from the small speaker to go over the small fan noise, not as quiet as some, but certainly does not distract, which brings me to the lack of bluetooth - not a problem really - just bought a long 3.5 mm lead to go to an external speaker or headphones, so no bluetooth delay like you have on some projectors, which can be fixed, but it is fiddly. My only real issue has been brought up by another reviewer in that the remote is very specific and does not seem to be infra red – you pair the remote via infra red, hence the sensor, but it seems to work through walls, so is some other type of wireless protocol, Wifi/Bluetooth maybe. There is an email address on the back of the projector, so maybe if you lose or damage the remote you might be able to get a replacement. A quick fix is to select HDMI in boot source in the settings. This means that the projector will default to the HDMI screen when switching on, so if you lose the remote, you can at least view from a firestick or another HDMI source. Overall a really good projector, and seems to have better resolution on viewing text from powerpoints/outlook etc when connected as a second computer screen than other (apparently HD projectors) I have tried.Update 14/2/22 - I contacted the supplier and they have told me that they can supply a spare remote, so problem solved - I have now upped my review to 5 stars.

Spent quite a while researching portable projectors as wanted one for camping trips. For the price this one is great. There's many claim 1080 but they aren't 1080 native or “true HD” - this one is. Also, the brightness of this one is as good as you’ll find. We made a makeshift screen in our tent and watched a football game with friends which was great!The projector has a built in speaker. This is okay, but understandably not great. You can however hook up a couple of bluetooth speakers and you get the full cinematic experience. I streamed from my iPhone and the setup I found worked best was a Apple HDMI dongle plugged up to the projectors HDMI port and two bluetooth speakers paired to one another (via the phone App, UE boom speakers in our case) with one of these plugged into the projector via the 3.5mm jack.

4 star. NO ZOOM.