Review on 📽️ AAXA P7 Mini Projector: Battery-Powered, Full HD 1080P Resolution, 30,000 Hours LED, Onboard Media Player (Renewed) by Brent Rosecrans

First prize was perfect for what it is. I paid $350 for a Revain renewal. The product arrived brand new. Second, I bought the WiMiUS Upgrade 6800 lumen home theater projector for $200. I did this to have something to compare to, thinking it would be an unfair comparison based on lumens. Well, the results showed that this projector, which is only 1/6 the size, performed the same in every way except for the sound quality and fan noise. The trade-off between portable size and battery-powered option is worth the downsides. I don't care about the projector's sound as I would never settle for a projector's built-in speakers. So my sound always comes from an external source. It's crazy how you can't trust lumen ratings on projectors unless they're ANSI lumens. 600 ANSI was a subtle difference from previously advertised 6800 lumen projectors. If you have a budget Aaxa m6 with 1200 ANSI lumens it should be amazing. However, the brightness of this projector is good and it can be used in low light with little blur. The only thing missing is the wireless connection. However, this is completely solved with a Roku stick. The USB port is powered, so the Roku is powered, eliminating the need for an extra outlet. Roku also allows private listening, which you can see in my video. I pretty much developed my own drive in the theater. Controlling the Roku from my head unit, and thanks to Roku's private listening, the audio was routed to the Jeep's speakers, making it a great option for watching movies. So I turn the projector volume down completely and don't hear any fan noise over the film sound. But maybe you would notice if the movie turned out like a horror movie.🍿👻