This projector has some settings such as brightness, contrast, sharpness and it has a few on board pre-programmed settings for picture, movie, and text modes. Easy set up
Comes with a remote ( no batteries included) and it has a HDMI cable and an audio video cable included.
It's best to use in a darker environment. The brightness is not sufficient for watching in a room with much ambient light. For the price its good. Get the kids one so they can have movie night.
It's great for outdoor use on dark nights. You'll need to get a cable to connect it to a phone. USB C to HDMI for most androids and lightning to HDMI for most IPhones. You can plug a USB thumb drive into it and watch movies or listen to music from it. Great gift for sports enthusiasts.
The picture size can go up to about 200 inches and it supports 1080p
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The projector worked well for me however it just stopped working randomly. I had no issues since I bought it in 2021. It worked well for 2 years with moderate use. All of the sudden it will not turn on. Is there a way to reset the device? The picture quality is a bit blurry on the edges but overall, it is pretty clear. There is a toggle to adjust the blurriness which works quite well. It's not a perfect picture but it worked great for me. Any tips or is it just broken?

TLDR; Great option for young families with small kids. I am happy with it and feel like it's a steal of a deal and only takes creative thinking for me to get a quality output that I find satisfying. It gets 4 stars because of some performance quirks, but that goes with the price. I wouldn't want to give 5-stars because the cost-cutting created flaws. In my heart it's a 5.

After reading the reviews I had middle-to-low expectations. I was a bit unhappy with the focus until last night. This was when I decided to wear my glasses for distance. The picture is flawless, but won't be flawless for everyone.
Here are my tips to get the best: Sharpness=80, Contrast=60, Brightness 45.
Biggest need for a good focused image is to leave the keystone on its middle setting and move the projector to square the image as needed. Seems to me that using the keystone to correct the image creates more problems with focus. I personally have mine mounted on a shelf, upside down, secured by a bungee cord. This lines it up closely enough to the wall to present a nearly square image.
I can't say anything about the audio because I have paired mine with a Vizio 2.1 soundbar.
I basically use the projector as my main TV in my living area. I appreciate the idea of not having a TV as decoration or as an eyesore. The projector is noticeable, but I'm trying to create an environment where TV is not as much at the center of the presentation.
I live in Salt Lake City and in the winter it is overcast enough to have a clear image. I can shut the shades and see just fine, mostly. Dark scenes are difficult, but expected.
I have an HDMI switch attached to the soundbar and a 50" HDMI cable running from the soundbar to projector. Requires some cable management. I will buy some cable clips to secure the cable to the baseboard.
Since the switcher is in use i have connected the following: Xbox Series S, Fire Stick, HomeWorx TV tuner.
There are issues with image tearing. I guess the refresh rate doesn't sync with any of the previously mentioned devices. Playing games feels like I am playing at 30FPS and with the breaks in the images from differing refresh rates. The Fire Stick works fine. Some complained about problems with the stick, but I found it needs power from a wall outlet and not from the projector or any similar source. If your Firestick continually reboots I suggest plugging the power into the wall. The HomeWorx TV tuner works fine, but it doesn't pull in signals very well. I have an LG TV connected to the same antenna and the reception with that is good to great. The HomeWorx tuner is spotty but mostly works. The HomeWorx tuner was the only realistic possibility I could find for an OTA signal, so I adapt.
The focus of the projector is sharp in the middle and soft at the edges. With sharpness turned up, it does remind me of the days when I worked at the theater. I'm happy with it, and ecstatic with the price point and the value.
Your family will love it and if you are looking for a bright clear image in movie-theater settings you will be satisfied. Don't expect a performance projector. Expect something that gets the job done without bells and whistles.
It projects at 720p, they say. I believe this, but can't tell. I do see pixels but seeing them gives me the satisfaction of good focus.
It's great for movies like Star Wars. I think for action movies it's purposes serve best. Video games might be a bit distracting in terms of image refresh rates and possibly lack of clarity and contrast. Connecting a TV antenna is possible, but the option I chose delivers sub-standard reception for me.

Works great! Easy instructions out of the box. Comes with lots of converter cables. Was able to plug and play DDR with my PS2 using the AV cable that it came with. No lag experienced so rhythm games can be played great. Color and brightness of screen is good. Remote control worked perfectly. I had prepared 2 AAA batteries prior to arrival since I read this didn't come with them.

Took off a star due to a couple issues:

1. The power cord is pretty short. Only about 3ft long, which is not nearly long enough to bring the projector from the wall to the center of my small bedroom. Easily solveable with an extension cord but still inconvenient.

2. There is also no easy method to face the projector upward toward the ceiling. The power cable connection sticks out in the back so you can't just rest the projector against it's back. I was able to use the box that it came with, since it had a slit that the cable could go through, and random objects to prop it where I needed it to go. However, I think given the intended use of this item, the functionality to face the ceiling should be built in. Pictures of the jerry-rigged setup to face the ceiling 5ft above my bed are included.

3. The keystone doesn't adjust the screen tilt far enough downward. Since the bottom screw foot props the projector angled upward, adjusting the keystone to tilt the screen downward is more important than up, but even maxed out it doesn't adjust nearly far enough, while there's plenty of ability to tilt upward.

4. The picture quality isn't the clearest even when focused and text on the screen is not sharply outlined. It's clear enough to read subtitles though. Pictures of Netflix projected on the ceiling with the setup shown are included. Pictures were taken lying on my bed without fully extending my arms or using any zoom.

5. The projector fans run very loud, starting at full blast once the project is turned on and continuing throughout use. Think of the sound of computer fans spinning at max when a computer is running hot with intensive computational processing (like when playing a game with high graphics).

These aside, all in all, this is a great deal to be able to watch movies lying down on the bed and not killing your neck. And also great to have a portable screen to play old console games on. Easier than a TV to transport and store. Clear enough against the wall that I don't think a projector screen is necessary. Very lightweight and compact. Since I move residences almost every year, this is a factor I regularly consider for all my purchases. Even though a number of issues were listed, this is about what I expected for the price, so I only took off one star.

I usually don't bother writing reviews, but was motivated to write this honest review with more detail than I'd usually put in for a "free gift". I was not paid or sponsored to preach perfect things about it, as you can tell. Nevertheless, I wanted to add the disclaimer.
Product was purchased for $85.

This projector is a good size and has a very clear image. Unfortunately, the sound got messed up and we could change it. I am hoping to restart it and it'll fix it. It doesn't have Bluetooth, but I was able to plug in a Roku Stick and login into my Wi-Fi from it and able to steam services like Netflix. We have a travel van so I am hoping we can get some good outside movies with it (as king on my phone is plugged into and I have service).