Review on 📽️ PONER SAUND WiFi Mini Projector: 1080P Supported, 100” Screen, 5500 Lux 210” Display, Phone/Laptop/USB/HDMI/VGA Compatibility by Ryan Springer

This is my first projector so I have nothing to compare it to but this is my honest opinion: the picture quality on my 100 inch screen is amazing and I think the picture quality would be fair as good on a 150" screen, but the brightness and quality drop off a bit when I project it onto a 200" (white) garage wall (but that might be because it's a wall and not a real screen). But at 200 inches it's HUGE. If I place the projector further than about 20 feet to get a display larger than 200 inches or so, the projector's focus ring seems to be set to maximum and I lose the ability to sharpen focus even though it is is still visible. The audio quality from the projector sounds good, clear and loud, but I connected it to the soundbar via a 3.5mm aux cable with a 25" aux cable and it works great. There are many settings to get the picture exactly how I want it, but it's a bit difficult to figure out the settings at first. There's no Dolby support (no problem), so if you're connecting it to a Blu-Ray or Roku Stick via 2 HDMI, you'll need to go to the sound settings on the Roku Blu-Ray. and turn off Dolby or you won't hear any sound. Fan noise is noticeable, I tested it and it's around 48dB at about 1ft from the projector and that's what the manufacturer claims. I don't know what dB ratings other projectors have, I think 48dB is louder than I thought. louder or louder. Overall I like this projector and am happy with the purchase. Edit: I've had it for a few months now and it works great. I've looked at a lot of projectors in this price range and have yet to find one with the same features in this price range (I particularly like the feature that allows me to adjust each of the 4 corner points individually to get the perfect rectangle image plane) I have pulled it out of the closet (about 21 feet) to bring it closer (about 12 feet) to my screen and the picture quality has improved greatly. I can easily get a 120 inch screen that is bright and beautiful. I built a small "Silent Box" out of plywood and sound deadening material and a USB fan to dissipate the heat. The Noisy Box fades out projector noise almost imperceptibly. I can order another one for open-air cinema evenings and leave one in the living room forever.