Review on Living Enrichment Projector Speaker Compatible Office Electronics by Eric Stewart

If you're reviewing this product, you probably don't want to create a home theater experience with 4K picture quality and amazing surround sound. You are probably looking for a cheap projector and this is what you need. Picture quality is okay, but it's important to understand what this list is about when it comes to 1080p etc. This projector can handle up to Full HD 1080 input via HDMI, but the output is 480p. If you're old enough like me, remember the days before flat screen TVs, when you could watch "fat" TV and get an idea of what a 480 picture was like that might be 30 to 40 inches? increased to 100 inches (if you wish). You can achieve that with this projector. This is not surprising, but it is enough to have fun in different circumstances. I think it's important to mention this as I think one of the images in the product listing is misleading (implying that it is HD output but it isn't). However, to expect HD at this price point is a bit outrageous, or at least unrealistic. With this (and not) in mind, you can get a very nice little projector for less than $100. projecting onto an inexpensive 100" fabric screen in my bedroom. I've used it to watch movies via a connected laptop or tablet, and play games on my Nintendo Switch via the dock. The built-in speaker is so-so, and eventually I did thinking about hooking up an external speaker. will try that in the future. I can also connect a bluetooth speaker to my laptop which is fine but there is a little delay. This thing is really good when it comes to Old -Playing school games with Nintendo Switch Online or retro pixel art games. The lower resolution doesn't affect the enjoyment as it's supposed to look old anyway. With movies it's not the same as on an HD or 4k TV but then again it's still fun with reasonable expectations for what it is.Set up is incredibly easy and I can get this thing up and running in minutes Get it running and take it apart and put it away just as quickly. If you're fairly tech savvy or have used a projector before, this shouldn't be a problem for you. It has typical picture adjustments, including keystone and color/picture adjustments. Zooming and focusing is also easy, but focusing is only accurate when the projector is more or less straight ahead. All in all it's a solid product at a great price, but if you're looking for professional quality home theater you're in the wrong tree. If you need something entertaining that you can move or maybe project onto a screen in your backyard (remember it's not weatherproof so don't leave it there) this is a good choice.