Review on 📽️ Efficiently Portable: 100 Lumens Wireless Mobile Projector by Brett Islam

Best 100 Lumens Projector! Skip the wireless support and just plug in your favorite flash drive and you're done. I projected an image up to 12ft (yes, 12ft) diagonally and it still looked great; Of course you have to operate in the dark at this point. It's native 480p, so you'll notice some pixelation. It scales and supports 720p and 1080p, but you'll still see pixelation. fan noise is not bad (bearable); It's actually a low hum that's a bit soothing, to be honest (a random white noise with a good volume frequency, I think). focus wheel is ok, could be better; Do some tweaking to get it right and then it will blur when you move the projector or shake it (e.g. turning it on and off). So get ready to constantly adjust focus before each movie. In any case, most projectors have trouble focusing. The image is bright (brightness 100 lumens) with good color rendering; Although the colors can be a bit saturated at times, I take that for the washed out images that other projectors put out every day. The DLP IntelliBright technology built into this projector is both good and annoying at times. let me explain. This is amazing because it automatically brightens the image for darker scenes so you can see what's going on. But at the same time, the brightness and contrast changes from scene to scene (and depends on the scene), which can be annoying for some. I could live with that. This projector is great for the price. If you are on a budget I would recommend this and you won't regret it. If you can afford to spend another $100-$150 I would recommend the 200 lumen version of this projector (not a 200 lumen smart projector but a basic 200 lumen Brookstone projector). The 200 lumen projector has a native 720p resolution and is the BEST projector on the market. Check out my 200 lumen projector review.