Review on 🎥 1080P Video Projector with 160-inch Display, Dser Portable Mini Projector | 60,000Hrs LED, 150ANSI 4000 Lumens | Home Theater Movie Projector Compatible with Fire TV, Laptops, PC, PS4 | HDMI, USB Supported by Ben Diesel

It was hard to find a good balance of features and quality in a budget mini projector. I really wanted to like this unit, but it arrived damaged (more on that later). First, there are some good things. Good things: * Image. With a native resolution of 720p, the device has a really good, sharp picture. The focusing wheel is easy to use and not overly sensitive.* The size of the projector is perfect, small enough to take anywhere but big enough that you can just put it on a table or shelf without worrying too much having to do what someone will accidentally knock over. It's also pretty easy. so it's easy to take it anywhere. Okay, so why am I sending it back? Well, it's obviously bad things. Bad things: * Came broken. The strap on the side was broken and it's clear why, the cheap leather handle over the block is connected to the block with two thin pieces of plastic. If it doesn't break, it's only a matter of time before it breaks. * Came without batteries for the remote control which should have been included. That in itself is not so important, and therefore I do not find fault with small things. But when I left the batteries, I noticed something I might not have noticed. Losing the remote will make you feel bad, there are no physical buttons on the device itself to reflect its functions. This is a terrible design flaw in a wearable device. If you forget the remote control, you cannot use the device. If you lose it you can never use it again.* No horizontal keystone correction. I don't know what's going on with the projector manufacturers. I would think if you could only pick one keystone for a portable projector it would be horizontal as they often have to be set aside but everyone prefers to add a vertical keystone to keep it fixed when using the device have to tend. up or down. Even if you want vertical keystone distortion, this distortion is easier to endure compared to horizontal keystone distortion, which makes one side shorter than the other. pen I'm kinda glad that I broke the block with the missing pieces because it highlighted the frustration I would have going forward. I would think if you could only pick one keystone correction for a portable projector it would be horizontal as they often have to be set aside, but everyone prefers to add a vertical keystone correction to correct when you tilt the device have to. up or down. Even if you want vertical keystone distortion, that distortion is easier to endure compared to horizontal keystone distortion, which makes one side shorter than the other. Pen I'm kinda glad I broke the block with the missing pieces because it highlighted the frustration I would have in the future. I would think if you can only choose one keystone for a portable projector then it would be horizontal as they often have to be placed to the side. But everyone prefers to add vertical keystone correction when you need to tilt your device. up or down. Even if you want vertical keystone distortion, that distortion is easier to endure compared to horizontal keystone distortion, which makes one side shorter than the other. Pen I'm kinda glad I broke the block with the missing pieces because it highlighted the frustration I would have in the future. Even if you want vertical keystone distortion, this distortion is easier to endure compared to horizontal keystone distortion, which makes one side shorter than the other. Pen I'm kind of glad I broke the block with the missing pieces because it highlighted the frustration I would have in the future. Even if you want vertical keystone distortion, that distortion is easier to endure compared to horizontal keystone distortion, which makes one side shorter than the other. Pen I'm kinda glad I broke the block with the missing pieces because it highlighted the frustration I would have in the future.