Review on 📽️ Vamvo Ultra Mini Portable Projector 1080p Supported HD DLP LED Rechargeable Pico Projector with HDMI, USB, TF, and Micro SD - Ideal for Outdoor Use with iPhone, Android, Laptop, PC Projectors by Brandon Woodson

I honestly didn't expect much from such a small projector, but I was really impressed with the brightness and color contrast this little guy achieved. All projectors don't work well in a fully lit room, but this one does surprisingly well, especially in such a small form factor. I've attached three photos of the same frame with the light fully on, dim, and off. As expected, the image looks great in the dark and is still sharp in dim light, but even with the lights in my room fully on, the image is sharp enough to view and the colors come through. This was also the case when projecting onto a screen of about 90 inches wide and about 50 inches high, which is more than the recommended optimal screen size for this projector. For scale, the bed in front of the wall is a king-size bed, and the width of the screen exceeds its height. I have a larger projector and the fan noise is always annoying, but with this one you really have to strain to hear the fan. He hardly whispers. I also immediately watched an entire movie about it, so I feel comfortable to say that the estimated 2 hour battery life is accurate, or at least very close. This thing really is the epitome of portability. The only negative I can say is that the focus is a bit sensitive and while that's enough, the speaker audio is a bit tinny. But it would be foolish to expect theater sound from something that fits in your pocket and is portable, so just plug in a bluetooth speaker or something and have a great mini theater experience. flickering of the video image; It's a conflict between my phone's camera frame rate and the projector's refresh rate, and it's not visible to the naked eye. actual playback was completely smooth