Review on OKCOO Projector Portable Keystone Correction by Daniel Evans

First impressions of this projector are very basic but looks good. I like the matte gray. It's simple and beautiful enough to have in any living space without hurting your eyes. It's also not very heavy like others I've had in the past, making it a pleasure to take with friends to watch movies or play games. Setup is really easy. Lens focus and angle adjustment speak for themselves and are really good. It can be pretty cool, but it can still be fixed. The projector display can also get very large while still maintaining decent image quality. I've moved it 20-30 feet with no problem. The fan noise is minimal and not annoying. The remote control is a nice addition. I give myself the option of mounting the projector on the ceiling so I don't have to climb the stairs every time. I'm also impressed that it comes with an HDMI cable and an AV cable (if anyone still uses those). This is another item I don't have to worry about. There can never be enough HDMI cables. The last thing to mention is the display's response. I've noticed a slight display lag on many other projectors when playing video games. This projector was damn good. The display lag was minimal and I was very impressed. Conclusion: I am very impressed with this projector. I've had a few in the past that needed to be bright enough to see in normal light but had to be tilted back to see. I had no problem seeing this projector's display, although there was still plenty of light in the room. Image quality is pretty good too, even from about 20 feet away. The kit comes with a remote control and cables, which is also a plus. It would be nice to have a carry case, but again that depends on how the machine will be used.