Review on Projector Supported Compatible Computer Entertainment Office Electronics by James Holker

Bought this instead of buying on TV, I don't really care about live streaming as I stream everything. This projector isn't that big, maybe about 2/3 the size of my Xbox. I'm not a serious gamer, but I project that onto my ceiling and play games lying down or just watch movies sometimes. It has several features that make it very handy, such as: B. two HDMI ports, sleep timer and the fact that the remote control works in front and behind the projector. The projector is bright enough to see some images during the day, but of course it works best in low light. At night you can really see how great the pictures look. As for the sound, I wasn't really expecting anything outstanding, it's decent, but I plug in an external speaker as I prefer the best quality, but I feel like I do the same with expensive TVs. There are a few things I would like to change, one thing I would like the power cord to be a bit longer as I originally intended to mount it on the wall but I would need to do a small extension to get it taller. The other is the lens cap, which only fits when a lens is sticking out. This is partly due to a ridge on the lens cap that I shaved off with a knife, but it looks like the manufacturer should fix that. You'll hear the fans running, but with a good speaker or even just turning up the projector's own volume, you won't notice it. Overall I'm happy with this projector, the screen is clear even when projecting over 50 inches onto a wall. It's also a great alternative to watching TV all the time around the house.