Review on 🎥 High Brightness Native 1080p Projector, Gzunelic Home Theater Full HD Projector, Long Lamp Life of 80,000 Hours, 8500 Lumens, Built-in Dual HI-FI Stereo Speakers, HDMI/USB/AV/VGA Audio Connectivity by Bryan Cavalcante

I'm a home theater fan, I have some good HT systems in my house but I wanted to see how the projector could be suitable for additional purposes. I was looking for an affordable Revain 720p projector that we can use indoors or outdoors in low light conditions. I bought a highly rated Vankyo set but was disappointed with its poor picture quality (advertised as '1080p supported' but only 480p) and horribly low light output so I sent it back. I paid more attention to light output and chose native 720p as the minimum baseline. I tried this $30 more Gzunelic device and was very satisfied. Gzunelic has enough light output to adequately produce an 80-inch diagonal image in low light or indoors. Also, this device is also very quiet indoors, which is amazing. It has two stereo speakers in an odd configuration - one faces the front, the other to the right - but it actually works pretty well, enough that anyone seated within 10 feet can hear the dialogue clearly. Not HT, but if you have no other options, it will do. It has two HDMI ports (not bad for a hundred bucks!), a VGA computer input, a USB input, and even analog audio outs - I was able to easily connect an external stereo speaker, which improved the sound forever. It has basic color, brightness, warmth adjustments and standard picture controls that are easy to use with a handy remote control. It includes a set of manual controls at the top. It has a simple and effective focus wheel on the lens, as well as adjusting the angle of the lens if the projector is looking "up" at the screen - but I don't use it as it degrades the edges of the image a bit. In a pinch, however, this at least makes your image look square. The Gzunelic is NOT a true 'home cinema' class projector - however the 720p picture is sharp with well balanced colours, which is surprisingly good for the price. As an inexpensive all-round projector, it convinces with acceptable brightness for indoors or outdoors in the evening. It's actually a very nice projector, very well designed. The only negative I can think of is that it didn't come with a carrying case (which doesn't get in the way). In the $80-$150 range, highly recommend.