Review on 📽️ AAXA P6X 1000 Lumens Battery Powered Projector, Long-lasting 4 Hour Battery, Portable Mini Projector, DLP 1080p Support, 30,000 Hours LED, 15000mah Powerbank, HDMI/USB/microSD Input, Ultra Bright Battery Pico Projector by Shane Schobinger

Terrible software/usability. It's not bad, but how very bad. Doesn't even have a source option. Says only digital input or AV. Powerful machine the size of an old disk for desktop backup (those old powered disks). Definitely super bright. I'm assuming it's 1080p, but the large and blotchy pixels make it look too sharp and blurry again. For example, if you enlarge a photo too much. You can't charge the device while using it, it's another power button. The focus is manual and not intuitive. Very wide settings. There will also be no sound with some of my saved .mp4 files, presumably due to the lack of a Dolby sound driver in the projector. Speaking of which, the sound driver makes about half the volume of all my other devices, including 2 other projectors. I'm honestly disappointed, especially with the price. At this price point, the Kodak Luma 450 is the best projector. Amazing software and user interface, 1080p, super bright and much better color reproduction. Even Kodak Luma at 480p gives a better overall picture. For reference: I'm a professional photographer and videographer, so lighting and colors play a big role in my life. You will regret buying this projector. Believe me!