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Reason for purchase:
We were looking to project on the ceiling and needed keystone adjustment.
Pros:
Miracast, HDMI, Wifi, TV APPS, USB, PRICE!, projects on ceiling, keystone adjustment
Cons:
1080P (if looking for HD), onboard speaker is tinny, could be brighter in low light, need 270 degree HDMI connector, possibly the same for 3.5mm audio connection, port location at rear.
This projector is worth the price at about $100. Out of the box, you will want to connect the device to the wifi to update the software. The UI and software version shipped with our version lacked the ability to select special characters like ?, !, <, >. Keep this in mind if your wifi contains special characters. Updating the software rectified the issue.
If using the projector on the ceiling, consider buying a 270 degree (elbow) HDMI connector. This will run you about $5 on Amazon. A good sound system should also be considered. I used a Logitech Z407. A new system may run you about $120, but cheaper solutions may also be used.
The USB is useful for a keyboard if you prefer to type in your password. Keep in the mind that the software may not allow special characters until updating.
The best environment is one that is dark. The keystone adjustment is best done manually. The ceiling I was projecting on is pitched, so adjusting the keystone is a must. The focus is done manually via the ring on the barrel of the projector.
The noise from the projector is insignificant. If the projector is right next to you and you DO NOT have a good speaker system, chances are you will notice the hum of the projector. For me, I'm normally to engrossed in what I am watching.
