The media could not be loaded. I caught it for $40.00 off so it was around 109.00. You can't manually adjust the screen size so if your projector screen is 80" or smaller you have to move the projector closer. If it's larger you can move it further away. The focus is minimal. I had a hard time mirroring my iPhone. The firestick works well and is easy it connect. The speaker is loud. The machine is quiet! I guess I need to download an app to mirror my phone. I'll play around with it some more. The picture is clear so that's what really matters!

Big hit with the kids and husband. Screen is clear and works with the x box and streaming services. It's a much cheaper and space saving option for a large screen tv. Kids are so far having a great time playing video games on it and watching movies. Not a bad deal for the price. Best part is we can move it around wherever without hassle

HIGHLY RECOMMEND, 4.95 Stars.
If you're reading this, you're probably looking for an inexpensive projector and are overwhelmed with the the options between the $100-$200 range. This is a good one. Definitely worth the value and I've been enjoying movies and TV on a 110" projector screen. Here's what you can realistically expect from this projector:
Description says image is good for up to 200" but is ideal around 70". I find the quality still enjoyable at 110", but wouldn't expect it to be great at 200".
The projector is very easy to set up, two dials adjust focus and keystone. Because this is a pretty inexpensive model, it lacks a few options in this regard. The keystone dial can only adjust so far, and can only adjust vertically, so this unit must be centered horizontally with your screen, and pretty close to centered vertically. I don't mind this at all because the projector is lightweight and I like to set it up wherever, whenever, but if you're looking to set this up as your home theater and mount it to the ceiling and cast the image far down, you're shopping in the wrong price range. This projector also does not feature a Zoom function, so your distance between screen and projector is the only thing determining your image size. Be prepared for to be flexible with your projector/screen placement.
Other notes:
- sound quality: very good, I do like to plug in speakers for outdoor movie nights though
-fan noise: quite acceptable
-picture quality: very good, clear image in dark basement, and still good enough to watch movies outside at night in the city. (Has to be AT NIGHT)
-video quality: very good, not a perfect frame rate and you can still see a little "skipping" sometimes but you're not looking to replace your 90" LED TV, you're shopping for a $100 big screen.
-build quality: sleek, elegant, intuitive, lightweight
-Audio/Video Ports: everything you need, would have liked to see an optical audio output, but realistically, it's not often I'd be plugging into a surround sound system, so the auxiliary audio output works fine for my needs. The HDMI ports offer a very firm connection which at first gave me issue because I didn't realize they weren't connected all the way.
Packaging: very good. No headaches opening this thing and the box and padding are good enough that I continue to use it as my travel case.

I love this projector!

The Yaner 5500LUX is excellent at this price point and you should not hesitate to get one. That being said level set your expectations based on your requirements, this is a sub
We do a lot of outdoor(nighttime) backyard movies on the weekends but not enough to warrant spending money on the higher end projectors. Over the years I've owned similar class projectors (
The issue I had with the older generation Erisan was the middle of the image was sharp and in focus but the image surrounding the middle to the outer edges of the screen always seemed to be slightly out of focus and texts from certain movie scenes (someone reading a letter or document in the movie) were sometimes unreadable, the other issue I ran into was that certain streaming Apps from the Roku would not play audio and so I suspect there were issues with HDMI encoding on the older projector. Due to these shortcomings and the occasional grumblings from my home movie audience I decided to search for another projector that would overcome these issues without going to the next class of projectors and break my budget.

I came across the Yaner 5500LUX and decided to take a chance given all the spec where years ahead of my older projector. 4000:1 vs 800:1 and 800x480 vs 1280x720p native resolution, supporting 1920x1080p.
We watched Ford vs Ferrari and was relieved that the picture was clear, bright and in focus from middle to edge with no image blur during fast action scenes. The attached images don't do it justice since the images were taken 25 ft away with my phone. I won't go over what the other positive reviews mentioned but overall, we were impressed with the image considering they were giving a discount making the subtotal $110.

One small improvement they can make is increase the resistance in the manual Keystone slider. On my unit it was a bit too loose so when adjusting I had to gingerly turn the dial to get it the required setting but very minor issue.

The unit has a 3-year warranty which is extremely generous at this price given that I have a Samsung tv that cost 20x this and had issues after the 1-year warranty expired. The company will gift you 1 of 4 bonus items just for registering by email with them (I chose the Anycast adapter). Overall, an excellent product at this price point.

I liked the support and the cost of the projector, This was purchased for my daughters room