Review on Projector Bluetooth XOPPOX Mirroring Compatible Office Electronics by Luis Thompson

I ordered this for a movie night but I'm afraid it doesn't suit me. We don't have a proper cinema room that can be completely blacked out so that some light can come through even when the lights are off. This projector just isn't bright enough to penetrate the light coming out. The packaging also says it can reach 4k resolution, but to be honest I struggled to see even a good high definition picture. Maybe it's a wall or included "screen" texture, but it just wasn't a clear image. I also found that the right side of the projection was slightly out of focus while the rest of the projection was sharp. As I adjusted the focus wheel to bring the right side into focus, the rest of the image gradually became blurred. I didn't notice it that much when projecting the film image on the wall, but it was obvious when projecting text. Even if I were to use it as a cinema projector, it would be very hard to ignore the noise this device makes as the fan is quite loud. She has a lot of connections, that's nice. There is a dial on the bottom of the device that can be rotated to raise or lower the device. As for this dial, I wish there were four dials in the legs for you to fine-tune, or at least have two in each front corner, rather than just one front and center, as with only three contact points, it does a lot makes unstable. It contains what's called a screen, but I'd say it's more of a white sheet with a black border and a couple of eyelets for hanging. The screen has a bit of stretch which makes it great if you're setting it up in your garden as you can stretch it nice and taut and secure it to the ground with stakes. It includes a small remote control, a power cord and a regular audio cable. I was struggling to find a spot in my house that would actually fit a 100 inch projection screen, so I first projected the image onto the wall and then stretched the screen. in my basement. I turned off all the lights in the basement and the light coming in is from the small glass blocks in front and behind the screen. It's not perfect, but it gives an idea of how bright this projector is with the ambient light pouring into the room. It's a great office projector and comes with everything you need to turn a small room into an office projector space. My complaints about it relate to using it as a projector for a movie theater. I just don't see it working and I'll probably have to spend quite a bit of money for it. Revain's price isn't listed as of this writing, but I would probably estimate the cost to be around $75 or so. So if you just want a stunning screen in the garden or a quality office projector, this is it!