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

I've been using this projector for about a week and it's fully capable of everyday entertainment tasks. This projector has 2 HDMI ports and various other legacy input types for backwards compatibility. HDMI ports are compatible with USB-C ports on MacBook, Nintendo Switch, and Fire TV flash drives. The projector also comes with an HDMI cable which seems to be of pretty good quality. Now let's talk about image quality. I can't single out anything that clearly needs improvement: the brightness allows sharp images during the day provided there is no direct sunlight, the image quality is also satisfactory since it offers an excellent level of detail that I did not notice. no blur when watching movies and games. The projector itself is also quite well assembled: there are no sharp edges, all surfaces are smooth. The projector comes with a remote control that makes it easy to navigate the finely detailed menus, but I've reset all the settings to default as they're already pretty good to me. The project itself also includes the same buttons and an additional physical power button for completely shutting down the projector. The focus control on the projector offers a fairly wide range of adjustment and I have no problem getting a perfectly sharp image from 1.5m or 9m away. The projector also has a built-in speaker and volume control. can be quite noisy if you want it. Of course I don't expect a speaker on a projector to be as good as my soundbar, but if sound isn't your thing this speaker is actually quite reasonable and allows you to connect one less device. to the project. Also, I noticed that the fan noise is pretty low and the projector itself doesn't get very hot. At the end of a 2 hour movie session, the projector was only warm, but nowhere near hot. All in all, I have nothing to complain about with this projector, it is fully suitable for everyday use as an entertainment projector. and the projector itself looks pretty good too, so I'm not ashamed to put it in the open space of the living room.