ViewSonic LX60HD 1080p LED Portable Projector with Built-in Google TV, H/V Keystone, Auto Focus, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi for Smart Home Theater

Kinda can’t believe how good this is for the price! The Google tv built in works great! After signing in, all my apps just showed up immediately. I’m getting about a 70-75 inch image from about 7-8 ft away in my bedroom. The sound is also wayyyyy better than I think any projector I’ve ever tried. Sounds like a good portable Bluetooth speaker. A little bass heavy but very good. I paid $300 and I’m genuinely surprised at how well the unit is working!

After months of regular use my opinion is that there are some things about this projector which are great and some things which are incredibly annoying. The projector has perfect resolution and brightness, color, sound quality, and even has bluetooth abilities so it can connect to a stereo. However I cannot get over just how unbelievably slow the interface is. It runs a google version of android which has most of the features necessary, but it is generally slow on every button push, menu change, loading apps, etc. Even though it runs android there is no control given to the user over the keystone OR focus adjustment, and these effects happen automatically without your consent. If there are settings that I have missed then I will come back and edit this review. This means that if you would like to adjust these effects or fix them so that they don't change then you have so way of doing so, and this is a problem because the automatic adjustment is not always perfect and is sometimes completely wrong if even a small object is in the feild of veiw. It is good for the most part, but since there is no user control over these things I find it extremely annoying with my setup.

EDIT: Reduced to two stars because there is no way to manually adjust both focus and screen ratio. You are basically stuck to the auto adjustment, which gets it wrong 80% of the time.If you get this projector, you are pretty much stuck to projecting "straight on" to your wall.Got this for a little over 200 $ for cyber Monday. Its "OK", but that is why I bought it.I have a small apartment to myself and I don't feel like adding more furniture to my floorspace. A projector seemed like the right move.Pros: Built in speakers. Can use Bluetooth speakers if you want. Multiple inputs if you want to hook a laptop up to it, etc.Cons: Bad in bright rooms (expected). Speakers are a bit weak (also expected). Not great if positioned at more than a slight angle, but it will try to autofocus as best as it can. Only goes to 1080p.Good for your own purposes. Bad for entertaining.

We purchased this device to create an in-home theater experience for the kids. The installation was easy, UI was intuitive to navigate through. We ran into some technical difficulties focusing on a white wall but the tech support helped tremendously and the issue is now fixed. Now we have an economical solution that can stream, connect to cable, youtube, bluetooth speaker with portability as well. Highly recommend!

We've purchased a couple of projectors in the $100-200 price range off Amazon that claimed to be much higher lumens but did not work as well when a bedside lamp was on. This projector works perfectly in a dark room, but is still visible if there's a bit of light. It comes with a Google TV device built in which saves you a bit of money. The built in speakers are serviceable.

I was disappointed by this item. It froze on the initial setup and did not work at all beyond that. Very strange. The remote seemed useless. I had to return it. 🙃

Nicely made hardware, but software was insistent that it wanted to deal with Google Home App. Everything seems focused on home entertainment/streaming and wouldn't bend to just project as a separate screen. I wanted to use it as a projector for presentations--which ViewSonic has great history with--but the thing fought me every step of the way. Finally packed it up and got something else.

The autofocus and keystone correction are awful. You can see where it gets to its focusing point, and then skips right past it. Obstacle avoidance is terrible. Way over corrects and makes the image tiny. Color is decent and brightness is decent. But it’s not as simple as press a button and it’s set. I had to press the auto focus about 13 times before it gave me a decent picture. The sound is not good for the price either. I don’t recommend this product.