Review on 🎥 AZEUS Pro True 6000L 200'' Large Screen Video Projector for Family Home Theater, 2 USB Ports, 2 HDMI Ports Movie Projector for VGA, USB, Laptop, Smart Phone, TV Stick by Anthony Payton

I wish there were more ways to tilt the screen to the right angle and I think buying a ceiling mount or tripod for it would be a smart addition to this little device, especially for the tilt adjustment. Corner/screen according to the wall or room where you want to project the image. My unit had a bulb that only lasted seven months, but after figuring out how to contact the company, they quickly arranged for a replacement to be shipped. This is the only projector I've bought for home use and my other experiences have been in an office or classroom in a professional setting. Many reviews mention that this can only be used in low light/dark environments and I find it very accurate despite the advertised image brightness. Considering those shortcomings, this is an affordable little device that my family loved and would have happily bought in place of another TV. We still have a couple of TVs and prefer a large screen projector. Personally, I haven't tried using it outdoors with a drop-down screen like you might see in professional settings, although other reviews say it works well in those settings. I can stream video to a cream and white wall in my apartment using a Fire Stick or Roku. This is a window in my living room due to space limitations, but it's easier to see in the darker environment of my bedroom on the same wall with less natural light. It looked a lot brighter that way. It's still fairly prominent here, but I wouldn't recommend it for optimal use. We used books and small objects to support it at the desired angle, on small shelves placed on top of the bookshelf/dresser depending on the space. Another review mentions adjusting the screw to get similar results. It's a large nine-point black star at the bottom of the device. With a slightly curved surface. The block itself stands on four black soft legs with flat slats. If you can buy a stand I would buy one with multiple height options or use adjustable mounts/tripods instead. We use the HDMI outputs for our purposes, but there are other connection options. There doesn't seem to be an easy way to replace a lightbulb when it's burned out, or an easy way to clean it other than wiping it down. I'd use a can of air to blow out the dust if the directions allow, but the filter's viewing hole is pretty small. While the case is easy to wipe clean, finding a way to remove dust isn't that easy. I believe there is now a newer version than the one I bought and I will research it before buying this particular unit back, but overall I have no regrets about this projector as the option is available under $100. Visit the Azeus manufacturer's website and register for their warranty; as this is a three year policy which has outlived my support for Revain.