Fosa Mini Projector Portable 1080P LED Projector for Home Cinema Theater, Indoors/Outdoors – Support Laptop PC, HDMI Input. Perfect Pocket Projector for Party, Camping, and Great Gift Idea! HDMI Cable Required. Review

The size of this projector is so portable! It's the size of my palm and runs on batteries. Took this on a camping trip and projected it onto my tent with my phone and it worked great!

I have to say this projector exceeds my expectations in every way! It has excellent quality, it is light and easy to use! But enough words, let the video I made speak for itself. (Video is what the projector is currently projecting.)

I like this video during the day and I have sound from the projector on my ceiling. Pictured is a projector with a controller and my Comcast remote in between. Also note that I'm not using a phone or laptop, this is a cable from my TV to a cable box that I plugged into the projector.

Be careful. Without some cable adapters, this won't connect to your phone as advertised. Everything else was fine with him. For the price, that's a pretty good deal. The picture is halfway decent, but the sound is kind of crap. You need to connect it to an external speaker for any real use. Very light and portable. It would be nice if you could charge it instead of plugging it into an outlet.

The projector works well when mounted on a wall with the adapter provided. However, an adapter for external battery packs is missing. When I got one, the projection hoops were so dim I couldn't see it with the paper a few inches from the lens. This is a good projector for home use and the picture quality isn't bad, but don't be fooled for a second, this device is not intended for camping or outdoor use unless it is close to an outlet. Also has a switch to switch to the projector built-in…

I really don't understand why people are hitting this thing so hard lol. Let's be realistic - this is a digital projector for less than $50. I can use it as a spare TV for my sleeping area or when camping. Yes, it's old-school TV quality, but you can blow it up pretty far when it's dark, and you can use a USB flash drive to download movies. The only thing that bothers me is the lack of a battery, but since the price of this thing is close to the price of an AC adapter, that's out of the…

The USB and HDMI ports only work on this device. SD card not. The device is also quite loud and needs a higher volume to drown out the fan noise. The device will not function if it is not connected to AC power or a portable power source. The built-in battery will not function regardless of whether it is charged or not. Otherwise a good device, good projection and usable for use in a small space. The manufacturer's claim that the device can replace a large-screen TV is exaggerated and a…

I wanted to be very cheap but I also wanted a small projector. When I first tried this, I was surprised at how poor the image quality was. Your screen is best viewed with a wall projection no more than 1.5 feet in overall length and height (smaller than a tiny mini TV). If you reset or enlarge the screen, it becomes blurry. Connecting to my Raspberry Pi, phone, or computer is far from easy, and it seems that successfully connecting a device was a fluke. It's not really a functional device, even

The same product sold by different sellers will be scattered across all search results when you search for a small projector. 240p resolution, don't be fooled by reverse pixel order (e.g. 320x240) or 1080p support. It supports 1080p, which means it won't explode when given 1080p input, but you'll still see 240p output. I bought it to project shapes onto a wall so I can trace and draw, but even for that task the resolution and light intensity aren't enough. I knew this would be the likely…