Review on 📽️ FLASHBIRD Mini Projector – Full HD 1080P, 176" Display Supported – 7000L Lumens Home & Outdoor Movie Projector – Video Projector Compatible with TV Stick, Smartphone, Tablet, HDMI, USB, Laptop, PS4 by Tom Oberhue

Here are the pros and cons of this little projector. and supports 1080p, but 720p seems so dated these days) - decent color accuracy (color accuracy isn't that bad; there are other color presets, but the default setting looked the most natural to me) Cons - cheap quality (generally the build quality is cheap , including focus and keystone ring. The network cable is very thin, it sparkles every time I plug it in. I recommend using a regular thick one if you have an extra one at home.) -Dim (Can basically only be used will be in a completely dark room ) ) - Loud fan noise (What kind of noise reduction? The fan noise is so loud; I need to keep the volume higher than usual) - Blurry corners and sides (It's difficult to focus on the screen. All four corners are blurry when the center is in focus and white spots appear on the texts on the screen) Overall, this projector is a Affordable 720p projector suitable for general TV/movie viewing. I wasn't expecting anything great from this projector, but the picture quality isn't great and the audio sounds plastic. I'm getting about 80 inches from 8 feet, and I've found that it's not really a 16:9 (1280 x 720) ratio. I measured a 36" x 69" projection (automatic, wide, scan only) and this slightly compressed (in width) the elements on the screen. The manufacturer suggested a projection distance of around 6 feet, and the screen size I got was around 65 inches. However, on-screen images weren't as crisp and clear as we'd like. Also, I see white spots around white text (or image) on a black background. I would give 2 stars plus one just for the big screen I get.