Review on Projector Supported Compatible Computer Entertainment Office Electronics by Mark Glass

Let me first say that this is a really good price! This projector is compact, light (less than 3 pounds), bright, easily connects to multiple inputs, and costs less than $120. There's no zoom function, you just move it backwards to enlarge the image. We need about 15 feet to fill our 110 inch screen. The downside (minus one star) is that keystone correction is manual on this projector. This means the image is panned through a mirror to restore the shape. This blurs the image below (below the center line of the screen on a projector). You cannot adjust the focus to get the entire image sharp once you have set keystone correction. We live happily with a slightly distorted image shape at this image quality and price point. The built-in speaker is loud enough to use if you don't connect a soundbar or amp, so it's fairly self-contained when needed. Screw height adjustment, no lateral adjustment. Overall great value for money. If only the cornerstone really worked.