Review on Magnavox Projector Bluetooth Technology Compatible by Taurus Monsalve

This is a medium sized video projector for home use. Project measures 9.5" x 6.5" x 3.5" making it slightly smaller than Office or Pro models but larger than Minis to fit in your backpack. It comes with a plastic carrying case , which can be 11 x 11 x 4.5" Used and charged in the case and the case has its own rechargeable battery The projector has ports on the side for a microSD card, 3.5mm aux Input, 3.5mm aux output, HDMI (2), USB and DC input and focus controls Rear panel with VGA cable connection Projector can also be connected to a video source via Bluetooth Accessories include lens cap, power cord, power transistor unit, remote control, USB-A to USB-C cable, optional 3.5mm cable and printed manual The included accessories fit in the case, but there is no room for other accessories such as extra cables or converters. The remote control is powered by 2 AAA batteries (not included). The projector has an internal speaker; The volume is controlled via the remote control. In order to get better sound quality, the instructions recommend connecting the projector to the case with an Aux cable and using the speaker in the case. Projector resolution 1280x720 RGB. I really like that this projector is battery powered in a case and that it can be connected via bluetooth. So you can be completely wireless. The projector has a nice, bright, sharp image compared to some other mini projectors I've tried recently, but the image isn't as bright as what I get from a home theater projector. This projector is slightly larger than my mini projector and doesn't have the wifi that my mini projector has. So my mini projector is much more flexible than this one - it can connect directly to Youtube without a cable, for example. With this projector, you need to connect to Youtube on your phone and then one more step with this projector. This projector's speaker is good for what it is, but I prefer playing sound from larger speakers. The sound is noticeably better when running through the case speaker. But the case - oh my god! I can't get the lid in place. When I first pulled the projector out of the box, the lid fell off and all the accessories fell onto the floor. I put them back and fastened the lid as best I could. I lifted the suitcase and boom, the lid came off again. I just can't get him to stay. So I need to attach velcro to the case to hold the lid. I also love keeping my collection of video cable adapters with the projector and this case doesn't have enough room for them so I have to carry them in a separate bag. Overall, this projector is a good portable projector with better images than mini projectors, but you'll need to figure out how to somehow attach the cover to your body before taking it on trips.