Review on 📽️ GRC Mini Projector: Portable 1080P HD Movie Projector with Long-Lasting LED Lamp, Ideal for Outdoor Multimedia Home Theater with TV Stick, Video Games & More by Dante Black

I bought this projector to use outside on a clear night to distract myself from the usual "TV" every evening. I took it out of the box and laid everything out to make sure everything was there and it was. It comes with an HDMI cable, a 3-channel audio/video cable and a power cord. It has a remote control that only controls the projector, a zoom lens cap and of course a power cord. It has a speaker built into the projector and is quiet enough for indoor use, but can be connected to external speakers via the headphone jack on the side. It also comes with a well-made fabric pouch with 2 separate compartments on the bottom and another pouch on the lid. The left compartment at the base is dedicated to the projector itself, it has straps connected with Velcro to keep the projector securely in place when carried. The second is slightly smaller and is used to store all the cables and the remote control. It doesn't have straps to keep cables in place, but everything in the compartment that comes with the projector is tight and doesn't require anything to keep everything in the compartment. The pocket in the lid is mainly for the user manual and quick start guide. You can stick a remote, cable, or 2 in, but there's no way to guarantee it won't slip off the top of the projector. I don't think the cable will damage the projector body, but the remote control may damage the lens body, that's just my opinion. It doesn't come with Wi-Fi Dongal. which you need to buy separately. The quick start guide is very easy to understand, just like the user manual. My 7 year old nephew used the quick start feature to connect the cables and play the movie, it's so easy to use. It has a plastic body and 2 ways to adjust the image. The first is for adjusting the image sharpness and the second for adjusting what I would call the vertical "tilt" of the image on screen. In fact, when you place the projector 6 to 7 feet from the screen, it is factory set for a perfect picture. It can be placed closer for a smaller screen or a little farther for a much larger screen, but the further you go 10 feet the harder it is to focus the image, in my opinion. It's not bad that it can't be done, but the image is great at 6-7ft and quite large at that distance, so I didn't put it further than 10ft and the image was still great. I hooked up my DVD player, PS4, Xbox One, Wii, Dish Network satellite DVR, Samsung S8+ phone and Revain Fire tablet and they all had a great picture. I enjoyed playing all my game consoles with a projector. There was no lag and I was able to see EVERYTHING much faster than on a 42 inch TV screen. This is a huge improvement if you're stuck with a small TV. The picture is clear and looks good. It's very close to the same picture quality you see in movies, but it's not exact. It's a very, very small difference that most people won't even notice, but if you watch a lot of movies on big cinema screens, you'll notice a subtle difference. I think it has to do with the quality of the screen and of course cinemas use a much better projector but if you expect it to look the same as the screen in cinemas then you probably won't be happy with this or anyone else. another projector that I know, apart from the "cinema" of course. lol Every device I connected except for the dongal's wifi connection was very easy to connect and it only took a few minutes to watch a movie. The wifi dongal itself that I bought was a little tricky to get working, but that has nothing to do with this projector. Once I plugged it in it was just like the rest, with a great color image that made me feel like I was in a movie in my own backyard. update this review. Thank you for taking the time to read my review of this projector.