Review on Living Enrichment Projector Speaker Compatible Office Electronics by Troy Kocur

I'm very pleased with how good the video looks even with light, and how easy it is to adjust the image with prompt controls. The projector is easy to lay on its side and project to the ceiling with no entrances to get in the way, just place it on a flat surface. It comes with a nice case with 2 smooth zippers for easy opening and closing. Along with the projector there was a power cord, an HDMI cable although I thought it wasn't included, a lens cap, a remote control (no batteries, 2 AAA batteries required) and an instruction manual. my Roku streaming device, then connected an HDMI cable to the Roku and the projector, then plugged it in and everything was set up manually. I then went to "Source" on the projector remote and found the HDMI port the Roku was plugged into and I started streaming immediately. The audio was loud enough (the included remote has a volume control), but it wasn't. impressive sound, just average and good enough for my non-audiophile ears. I just love being able to quickly put the projector on my back and see everything on the ceiling, great when trying to recover from an illness or just want to lay down and watch a movie in bed. Because it's so portable with just 2 cables to connect and a soft storage case, you can easily take it with you and have a fun night out, streaming or sharing your own photos on the big screen with a memory card. Despite the "furry" sound, picture quality/visibility even in a well-lit room, easy setup and the ability to lay it on its back to watch a movie or video while lying on my back in bed, make this projector something I'm excited about. Thank you for reading.