Review on 📽️ PTVDISPLAY Mini Portable WiFi Projector: 720P Native, 1080P Supported, Android System, Bluetooth, Long-lasting LED Lamp, HDMI, VGA, TF, AV, USB - Compatible with Roku, PS3! by Tom Podolski

Pros: Keystone correction Inexpensive for a decent projector Cons: Only 2500 lumens To be honest it's not a bad little projector for the price. I had DOACE and now I use LESHP. Both were slightly more expensive than this little guy. For the most part, it seems like you're paying more for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and lumen brightness. Other than that, it has about the same features as others I've had. The product image size can be adjusted from 30 to 200 inches. It's adequate, but not what I would call amazing or even very good. It's your cheap workhorse... it's decent and can take a few bumps and bruises without worrying too much about you. .As for the comparison with my current projector. It has a contrast ratio of 3000:1 compared to this device's 2000:1. Both lamps have a lifespan of 30,000 hours. That basically means 20 years of service based on 4 hours of daily use. This product has a native resolution of 1280*720P while my current device has a resolution of 1920*1080P. So my device gets recognition in this category. Both devices have built-in audio. Both are terrible though, with no real depth or range...but this product actually has the best built-in sound. I use a bluetooth soundbar system so I don't use the built in speaker. When it comes to image quality... LESHP offers a fairly sharp image, but it's difficult to get the entire screen in focus. Usually you have to choose which part of the screen should be slightly blurred. I chose the lower limit. You'll hardly notice it unless you look for it. The focus of TPVDISPLAY is in a very narrow band. It doesn't have the sharp image quality that my LESHP has. But you don't pay at least twice as much. However, you can also help with detail and focus, moving your device back and forth slightly to help. Both devices allow you to connect smartphones and other devices via Bluetooth or HDMI. Each device has a standard selection of ports. The menu systems are similar and easy to navigate. Both devices come with a remote control that runs on two AAA batteries, which are not included. WiFi and Bluetooth connections worked flawlessly. The cooling fans on each are loud and can drown out the built in speakers that come with the items...so I highly recommend bluetooth speakers. The brightness was a big difference between these two products. My LESH was twice as bright as TPTVDISPLAY. But then again, you know it's only 2500 lumens. So you're really limited as to where you can set this up. You want a nice space that you can isolate from the surrounding light. This will give you the best picture quality. Relatively expensive, only around $200. I bought this projector so we can use it in other rooms or have fun outside e.g. B. Movie nights etc. I found them quite comparable. The manufacturer grants a 1-year guarantee on this product. I appreciate you taking the time to read this. I received this product in exchange for an honest review. Overall I found this affordable projector to be on par with my LESHP 1080P HD video projector. I bought this projector so we could use it in other rooms or have fun at movie nights etc. I found them quite comparable. While I don't have a definition for my LESHP...it offers accessibility and pretty decent image quality for download. I hope this information was helpful. [4 Stars] This product is made in China.