Review on BRILENS 6000LUX Full HD Video Projector - Native 1920X1080P, 300” Display, 4K Input 📽️ Supported - Home Theater Mini Projector Compatible with Stick, HDMI, USB, AV, TVBOX, PS5, Smartphone, Laptop by Amador Buckenmeyer

I have tried some of these budget Chinese projectors and it should be noted that none of them are in the same class as more expensive projectors from famous brands, so all my points below are only in comparison with other projectors in this price category . It was the cheapest and smallest Chinese projector I've ever bought and in a way it was the best and maybe the only one that really deserves a proper rating (which I won't send to the manufacturer for verification). free items). Pros: - lightweight, compact, doesn't let any light in - the fan is relatively quiet (it's about two feet from my head, which is tolerable). - The 60Hz refresh rate really works and there's relatively little stuttering or jitter. Watch movies (that's a big part of what sets it apart from the competition). - no dust in the lens (another common issue) - significantly lower price than most - shorter throw distance than most (about 8.5ft, I have about a 90 inch image with some keystone correction) Mech: - the fan makes an almost pleasant whistling noise, BUT there's a tonal hum coming and going - the picture isn't particularly bright. It can be used during the day with the blinds down, but hardly and with some eye strain. It's good for the dark, but even a computer monitor will overwhelm it - the focus is relatively shallow compared to other makes/models, but the overall sharpness is lower. (Also, the digital sharpening they use is insane and should be lowered to 10 or lower). Horizontal keystone distortion is practically useless as it results in jagged lines. I spent a whole hour fiddling with the settings to get the colors looking natural (I had to set blue to 0, red to 78 to give you an idea of how poor the colors are out of the box). All that to say This is a very compact and lightweight projector that costs $150 and is quite fun to look at. cinema in the dark. Image quality would be rough for other purposes, but movies look sharp enough. Most importantly, motion in video is decent, while a couple of pricier models that also had a 60Hz refresh rate stuttered at the slightest camera movement. I suspect this would be pretty bad for a screen size over 100 inches, but for a very specific (but probably common) use case where you want to spend movie nights at home, for the price this option is hard to beat.