Review on 📽️ Cocar K1 Portable Movie Projector with WiFi, 350 ANSI High Brightness, 1080P Support, DLP Display, Quick Mirroring - Black by Ryan Sandell

This projector is really expensive and doesn't have enough features to justify the money spent. First of all the included mini projector tripod is too weak and not strong at all, if you are not careful with the tripod it can fall off during use and depends on where you have the projector (maybe from a high shelf). it can be easily damaged if dropped. For the price I paid it should have come with a more decent tripod or even a good wall mount. The projector is said to be 2400 lumens but it doesn't look that bright, the room has to be pretty dark for everything to be clearly visible or everything gets blurry. Although it supports 4k resolution, its native resolution is only 480p. Don't expect 4K video quality on this projector, VERY FAIL. Switch it on and every time I try to focus it takes a few back and forth attempts to get good focus while browsing, so much for the autofocus claim. The on-screen keyboards sometimes do not display properly. In order to use the Play Store to install apps, I had to connect a USB keyboard to type in the app's name to install it. The Plex app doesn't work well either, which is what I'm using for my media server. It just crashes in the middle of the movie, so I think the hardware might not be powerful or fast enough to handle this streaming media. You have the right idea for a product, but poor design and cheap quality hardware defeats its purpose. I do NOT recommend.