Review on 📽️ TOPTRO Bluetooth Projector, Native 1080P and 350” Display, 8500L Video Projector, 4K Support, Zoom & ±50°4D Keystone Correction, Home Theater Projector Compatible with Phone/TV Stick/PC/USB/PS4/DVD by Darin Schaffer

Getting started was very easy. Projector turned on, Roku Stick plugged in, and the image projected immediately. The image was easy to see indoors in daylight. We've used this outdoors twice, both times projecting from a Roku Stick. It worked with both Netflix and screen mirroring from a tablet. The projector was laterally offset, so we successfully used both vertical and horizontal keystone correction. We couldn't figure out how to rotate the corrected image and ended up having to support one side of the projector, but it wasn't a big deal. We projected at around 200 inches and the image was quite bright and clear (much clearer than it looks on the camera screenshots because my phone's camera was shooting slow shutter speeds in low light and blurring the image). It had to be almost completely dark outside for the video to display well. I wish the picture was brighter. at dusk; it would be likely if we tried to project at 100 inches instead of 200 inches. Bluetooth setup was not intuitive. There's no Bluetooth button or even an obvious menu item - read the FAQ and there are good instructions on how to set up Bluetooth if the Bluetooth device you're trying to connect to isn't connected to (or trying to connect to) another device to establish a connection). I can't think of anything else. I think this is a good mid-range projector. It offers many features that weren't available at the $150.ce price point, and it offers features I didn't expect in the sub-$300 price range.