Review on Wireless WiFi Projector With Bluetooth Speaker by Louis Asok

When it comes to running this projector in a moderately lit room, the brightness and quality are good enough not to dilute the image into a negative viewing experience. Darkroom, this projector works great with image quality and brightness. Pros: - Price for quality - Dark or moderately lit room, good picture quality and brightness for the price - Bluetooth to connect to a Bluetooth soundbar - Not the most expensive dollar but not bad picture quality - Built-in speakers are better than I expected - Works great with Firestick or Roku Stick - Built-in lens cap (slides to cover lens) - Can rotate 180 degrees or flip image settings for ceiling mount or rear projection - 80% - 100% digital zoom (hard to find setting but enough to get the right image size receive). Cons: - The projector fan is a bit noisy. Not too loud, just enough to be heard in the quiet parts of the movie. - seems to be heating up. I've only run it one night so far, but I would be concerned about overheating, there doesn't seem to be much ventilation. Can noticeably warm small rooms. App integration isn't the most flexible, and you'll need a mouse to navigate or use a third-party mobile app (just use a Fire Stick or Roku/Chromecast). Vertical keystone correction is manual and only 15 degrees - Digital focus and vertical keystone correction would be good for this projector price - Limited menu/settings customization. For certain settings/settings it is necessary to switch to a different menu. I will update as I use more of these and add pictures. I'll probably end up selling it once I've saved enough for cheaper projectors if I use it well.