Review on 📽️ AnyBeam Pico Mini Portable Pocket Projector - Focus-Free Laser Scanning Technology - Lightweight Design - Compatible with iPhone, iPad, Android, Laptop, Tablet, PC, Gaming Console - Perfect for Parties and Home Use (Metallic Gray) by Bill Kodba

First of all I would like to say that you will not get satisfactory results from it if you use it as a film projector. Anything over 50 inches will look too dark in anything but a completely dark room. There are strange anomalies in the image, apart from the "Sparkle" effect (which turned out to be not as bad as I expected). through old glass. It also has a very soft focus and all the colors look very "neon". a few cents. for the right app. It's absolutely tiny! About the size of a deck of cards (narrower but longer). It has excellent build quality. Add a Chromecast TV or other media drive (preferably one with a power bank that can power both) and it can be anywhere in your house. Use a battery and it can be anywhere there is a Wi-Fi signal. Every surface becomes immediately interactive. Using it in multiple locations around the house allows me to request information from Google and send it anywhere in my house without complicated setup or bulky equipment. Whether it's time, music (throughout the house with Google Home Mini), YouTube videos, recipes, anything Google can do on your TV, it can now do anywhere in your home. I even installed one under the top bunk of my baby crib, sticking out against the wall. With a projected image of about 42 inches, it is shaded so that you can play video games on it even during the day.