Review on 📽️ Upgrade Your Home Theatre Experience with OMMC 4K UHD Laser TV Projector: Bright 2500 ANSI Lumens, Ultra Short Throw, Built-in SoundBar & Smart Android System by Sean Maples

I'm not very tech savvy so my review isn't for the guy who needs to know every detail. The projector works best in a dark room but is tolerable in low light. I tried to buy a gray screen with ambient light suppression, which makes the picture brighter in a lighted room, but the screen didn't work. Surprisingly, a wall painted white works great, but if you want more realistic shadows and some light in the room, you'll have to shell out $1,200 to $4,000 for a UST projection screen. $500 isn't going to help right now, so don't waste your time and money. There's supposed to be a way to connect to the App Store, but that's not easy either. There is storage for private photos and videos and mirroring your phone works well (I have a Galaxy S21). The remote looks good, but it doesn't have a backlight, making it difficult to use in a dark room. And good luck programming this projector with your universal remote. Maybe with time. The speakers are adequate, but this projector does one thing well. Show the excellent quality of the 120 inch picture. You can also sit a little closer to the picture because your eyes don't get as tired as regular projectors and TV screens do. The fan is a bit noisy, but that's to be expected. I turn up the volume a bit to mute it. Setup was easy, almost plug and play. Move around the table to get the picture to size, adjust the focus with the settings, adjust the picture frame's straightness with position, rotation and foot height screws, and you're done. Love watching football on this screen. Amazing technology is sure to impress all your friends.