Review on Mini Projector Bluetooth Display Compatible by Malik Axmed

I love this projector. As well as being high quality, the projector comes with a carrying case, Aux-Composite adapter cable (white, yellow, red) and HDMI cable. None of the items I received with this order (bag, projector, remote control, etc.) felt cheap. I have ordered from this company before and the product I received was also of high quality so I expected this purchase to be the same. I was not disappointed. Projector details: This projector supports +-15 keystone correction and is adjusted using the dial on the front of the projector, not the remote control. While this may seem like a disadvantage, it actually allows for very fast and accurate keystone correction since everything is up to you. This projector allows you to share your phone's screen and supports both Apple (Airplay) and Android (Miracast). which is really handy. I actually used it to share my laptop screen and use it as a second monitor. It works very well because it's wireless. I don't think there's a lag between what you're doing on your laptop or phone and what's happening on the projector, and if there's a lag it must be tiny because I can't see it. I was able to play the game on my phone just by looking at the projector and the only flaw was the occasional slight lag (no lag), but other than that I was able to play great. - One thing that really impressed me was the fact that I could connect to my speakers via Bluetooth. I've always had to use Aux with my other projector, which I don't have a problem with, but the convenience of playing Bluetooth audio without the need for a wired connection is great. I think this gets overlooked sometimes, but having buttons on a projector is great because it means you're not doomed if you lose the remote. I have a projector that doesn't have buttons, so I might appreciate the buttons more, but it certainly comes in handy. I like how it works, even with the lights on in my room and a decent amount of sunlight streaming in through the windows. I can still see the picture. Of course, it's miles better when the lights are off, but it's tolerable when the lights are on, so not exactly lucky if you have lights. The remote control is of excellent quality. The buttons are solid and don't feel cheap, and the projector is very responsive. You can see the sensor on the back of the projector (IR sensor) so you know where to point the remote control. — The HDMI connection from the projector to each device works great without any problems. I tried it on my Xbox and had no problems. I love how you can customize many of the picture and sound properties to your liking. Image properties include image mode, aspect ratio, brightness, contrast, color, sharpness, and digital zoom. Sound properties include sound mode, treble, bass, balance, and you have an equalizer. You can also easily switch the source between HDMI, VGA and AV with just a few clicks on the remote control. I use this projector and the way I recommend others to use this projector is chrome cast. This is how I watch all my films. I just plug my Chromecast into the side and easily stream movies, TV shows, or YouTube videos from my phone. Not only is it easy to play videos from your phone, it can also be upscaled to 1080p since it's connected to an HDMI port. I mentioned earlier that there is no battery in the projector but this is actually useful if you are using the chrome bar as connecting it to a battery powered projector (I did this because I have one) will drain the battery . Much faster. Since this projector is continuously powered, the chrome cast and the projector will run as long as you need it to. I've attached photos of when I was watching Don't Mess with the Zohan and when I was playing super cool brothers.