Review on Pyle PRJLE33 5” LCD Panel LED Video Projector: 📽️ Home Theater with Stereo Speakers, HDMI Ports, and Keystone Adjustment by Kyle Herrera

I was skeptical about this projector due to the low price but it performs better than expected with one small flaw that can be overlooked. Above all, the sound is stunning. I currently have an HD projector (for home use) with a built in speaker and the sound is terrible. This built-in speaker is very loud, not very bass-heavy, but still loud and works as intended. It has AV connectors for both input and output, allowing you to connect different inputs, not just HDMI cables. Focusing isn't as extensive as I was hoping, but that may be because I originally held the projector fairly far from the screen. Once I got it closer to about 2ft the focus got better, acceptable. At the distance I want, the edges aren't sharp and sharp, but then again, the display background isn't a smooth, flat surface either, which could be a factor. I didn't do much with the different options to make a difference, I just connected my computer with an HDMI cable and a regular DVD player with AV cables. AV cables are included, but an HDMI cable is not. The remote control comes with batteries. The projector is light. The viewing area should be slightly shaded so not glare, so if you plan on using it in a darkened room you should be fine. This projector is intended for occasional use in CCD to display student videos. I just received the projector yesterday and really wanted to try it out. If anything changes I will update my review. I posted a video of my son standing next to the viewing area to show the size we are set to. he is about 5 feet 8 inches tall. The distance I stood was about 25 feet behind the projector. The video was shot around 7:30 p.m. in South Texas, so it's still pretty light out.