Review on 🎥 XNoogo Native 1080p Projector: 5G WIFI Bluetooth, 9500 Lumens, HD 4K, 450"display Movie Projector with 4K Support, Keystone, Dolby, Zoom. Compatible with Phone, PC, TV Box, PS4. by Brian Sage

This is a first review, I've only done basic testing. I've mirrored my phone's screen but haven't connected another device yet. So far I'm impressed. In a darkened (but not very dark) room, the image was bright, contrast was good, colors were good, and resolution seemed reasonable. The speakers were loud enough without being overwhelming. So it seems to cover all the bases of what it should be and what it should do. Setting up screen mirroring wasn't difficult, but it was a little fiddly. Issues I've noticed so far The device isn't loud, but it's not exactly whispering. The lens cap is not a lens cap, but a body cap. The manual mentions removing the lens before closing and storing, but you can't put the cap on without getting dusty without removing the lens and refocusing. The 1.8m power cord may seem long enough, but it limits the placement of the projector near an electrical outlet. Image-wise, it's best to use as little keystone correction as possible. So if you want the center of your image to be 4 feet off the ground, the projector should be about 4 feet off the ground, and if the exit is near the ground. Level, well, you're stuck next to a wall. It's okay if your room is the right size and has an outlet in the right place. and on the whole it's a nitpick, but unless you want it right next to a wall you'll probably need an extension cord. All in all, from what I've seen so far, this is great value for money.