Review on Projector WayGoal Portable Theater Supported by Brad Blake

We are not experts in audio/video equipment. If yes, then you can find many wrong things in the picture. However, as audio/video lovers, we love it. I originally bought this as a novelty for a family movie night. Maybe project Moiana on the wall of the house when I'm mad. Instead, this projector has become the standard screen for TV shows, movies, and video games. We installed stereos in the mid 90's and now we have a great redneck cinema. At less than $100, this is one of the best entertainment purchases I've ever made. ADVANTAGES: - Good image quality even without a broken screen - Easy to set up and adjust the image. Simple, intuitive user interface - Simple and responsive remote control - Inexpensive, but not cheap design - HDMI connector plugs directly (Roku, PS4) and has a connector for a standard multi-colored cable. I'm sure that's not the name for him. Yellow/red/white. There is an adapter for this. CONS - Does not come with other multimedia cables. - Very light, easy to slide. - Terrible built-in speaker. It's there and it works, but it's like listening to a movie on a clock radio. The room should be fairly dark. For example, the curtains are drawn and the lights are off. You must schedule a movie/game night. Conclusion: This device costs about 2-3 trips to a real cinema. If your budget goes to the cinema from time to time, then you should consider this product.