Review on 📽️ AAXA P7 Mini Projector: Native 1080P Resolution, Long-Lasting LED, Portable with Battery, BT 4.0, Onboard Media Player - Ideal for Business and Home Theater by Brandon Skeet

My son worked part time over the summer to make some money and the only thing he wanted was a projector. He wanted "cheap" at $100-$200, but since I'm smarter than him, he directed me to get him a projector. I increased the price because I convinced him he should get at least 1080p. For the price, size, resolution, and features, we're happy with it. I bought a spare battery from the manufacturer as the battery life is around 1.5 hours and most movies are longer and my son mainly wanted it for outdoor use. We used the small Ego charging station instead, but it's still good to have a second battery. Now via Secret Bluetooth. I emailed the company and asked why their description says BT4.0 but no Bluetooth. They replied where is the menu for bluetooth and I said there is no menu for bluetooth. They asked me to take a screenshot, which I did. Also asked for my serial number, iirc. They then emailed me some files and instructions on how to update the P7 software. I did it. At first it didn't seem to work. So I reinstalled the software. I think it needs to be restarted, that's the gist of it after a software update. After about 10 minutes of fiddling with the update, the Bluetooth menu finally showed up and became permanent. Now we only use bluetooth speakers with P7. We want the capstone to be both horizontal and vertical so we can scale the project if space requires it, but that's our only downside. I use a single bolt camera tripod. Excellent and works great.