Mini Projector, NICPOW Portable Outdoor Movie Projector with Tripod, 1080P and 200" Supported Small Projector Compatible with TV Stick, Phone, PS5, HDMI, USB for Home, Bedroom, Gaming, Outdoor Use

I'm to lazy to show a short clip but this projector is bad ass,it's perfect size it stays sturdy,image quality is 💯% and color is perfect and i l like it it because you can play it with another Bluetooth speakers instead of using the one inside the projector .comes with control and easy instructions to understand, price is fair and I love it ,I use it to see movies in the empty dining room wall and outside while drinking responsibly in my own backyard looking at the music videos we play..i really recommend this buy this and try it don't take my word for it,I mean if you don't like it you can always return it

For the 50 bucks you pay for it it displays an image and does it's job lol. It's pretty crisp image for the price compared to cheap projectors years ago. It's about the same quality as a pico would be but a bit bigger in size and a bit brighter. Built in speakers are decent if you don't wanna wear earbuds it's loud enough for a quiet room for people to sit around and enjoy. The remote is a bit wack but the controls on the unit itself work good on the projector. I would definitely buy another one whenever this one breaks. I've had it for a few weeks now and it's pretty nice. Would consider bringing it in vacations and what not or camping trips 👌 picture quality is like a 7/10 but for the price it's easily 9/10 it doesn't get much better then this for this price range without getting a second hand projector from like a school or something.Picture quality 7ish 8 out of 10 for the priceBrightness is like 8 out of 10 for a dark room and 6 out of 10 for a bright room without curtains easily a 7 with some curtains.Sound quality is roughly a 5 or 6 out of 10 it's not amazing but it gets the job done for some built in speakersOverall score like 8/10 for the price alone if it costed like 100 bucks this thing would be a 6 and not be worth it but for 50 or less this thing is a no brainer if you just want a projector that does the thing lol. If you're looking for like 150+ range get a real name brand. If you just want something that works get this thing for 50 lolI've left it on for days by accident and haven't noticed anything wrong with it. I would recommend turning on the auto shut off so it powers down after a few hours so you can prolong it's life by not leaving it on overnight Everytime I have mine set to 3hr shut off but I think it has other options like 5hr or 10hr I think. Something like that anyways it remembers the setting once you set it so it won't ever be left on by accident again.Tldr: It's perfect for the price and you get what you expect. Cheap little projector that does the thing lol very happy with it for being so cheap it's great! I've had other ones before similar price and this one is so far the best! Other cheap projectors have really bad speakers with similar image quality this one is actually decent sound for some random speakers jammed in it lolCons: no wireless interface but for $50 you can't really expect it to have wifi or Bluetooth lol get fire stick or Chromecast for it if you don't plan on wiring it to a PC or console.

I use it for movie nights with my friends. It's good but the projection is crooked inside the machine and the sound quality is bad. I hook it up to a speaker and it works with a DVD player and Chromebook with HDMI. But it's good for the price.

My son absolutely loves this projector. It is an easy plug and play with Bluetooth connectivity. Im able to mirror off from my iPad using my FireTV. The image is sharp, the sound is loud and brightness can be adjusted. Makes an awesome movie night as we just project a movie on the ceiling over the bed:)

This works so well! My kids love it my son says the quality is great for the price , the projector speakers are great , I got a small pc sound bar and hooked it up to it (simple) and it has awesome clarity! Size is good. Not to small and very sturdy. Very easy to use. Has a remote that works well. Hooked up to ps5 in photos.

A little temperamental to use but works great. I used it to project our logo onto a board and then traced it, so we could make a sign for our business. Our business's logo is ridiculously complicated with multiple animals on it. I had no problems making this work.

This is my second projector and this one is not very good. Here are my thoughts...For starters, to truly adjust the size of your projected image (how much of your screen), you're going to need to physically move the projector closer or further away from the screen. The onboard adjustment really only lets you switch from standard 3:4 to widescreen but cannot expand your image. Also, keystone correction is very poor, leaving you with really a very slight to modest adjustment up and down but not in the left/right field and this has to be done manually on the camera versus an onboard way to correct.Next, the image quality is poor. When adjusting the manual dial, some parts of the image can be modestly sharp while at the same time, large parts of the image being projected are completely out of focus. A good example is when projecting from my laptop, if you want to be able to read the text at the bottom, you can get that focused but then the rest of your image is out of focus. Using the sharpness feature doesn't do much of anything but make the picture increasingly pixilated. Color is mostly washed out, with reds appearing more like maroon and blues appearing more violet.My final comment is regarding the mini tripod stand that comes with this projector. If you have the HDMI cable and the power cable plugged into the projector, it's almost impossible to keep it from tipping over. It's so back-loaded in weight, it wants to fall over backwards. It really took some careful positioning so that these two cords would actually help hold the projector in position. Poor design here all the way around.OVERALL: It's a cheap projector that produces a cheap looking, out of focus image, that sits on a tripod that is too small to hold the unit up when connected to a power cord and HDMI that comes with unit. It's not worth the money nor the hassle.