Pocket Pico Mobile Projector, Android Operating System, Netflix, Hulu, HBO & Google Play Store Apps, HDMI Input, Auto Keystone Correction, 100 Ansi Lumens, 5Ghz WiFi + Bluetooth 4.0

After more than a month of searching online and a ton of Q&A, I purchased this projector with great hope. Got it today and have used it for a couple of hours. Played Sling TV, YouTube and video from USB as that is my main reason for purchasing it.Loved:1. What I loved is the brightness! It's fantastic even during the day without drawing curtains. Very impressive.2. Very easy to use different sources. It reads external media pretty fast. Almost zero lag.3. Love the fact that it can be charged using charger pack (not tried though), and has wall charger. Most of all, it charges while playing.4. Set up is pretty intuitive and user friendly.Not so good:1. I do not like the manual focus toggle. I just cannot seem to focus it precisely. It's always ever so slightly blurry. And that can get annoying pretty quickly, if you're watching something that has text on it (like news), or even reading video titles.2. Using the mouse can get pretty hectic. Again, I am used to another portable projector that has mini screen on the body of the projector that make it easy to type stuff. That brings me to the deal breaker!Deal breaker1. With the tedious mouse and blurry-ish screen, my eyes are hurting! Either I have to keep adjusting the focus on projector, or keep rubbing my eyes! But it never really gets perfect. I genuinely wanted to love this projector as it's truly portable, but the quality is just not there in terms of focus. Granted, I am not planning to read text or documents on it, but the picture, icons, everything seems out of focus- again, ever so slightly, but constantly. It's like having slight fog in glasses all the time! Tried all brightness settings but no luck. The search for a portable projector continues...PS: The review by 'DK Reviews' on YouTube shows that it comes with a remote. Just note that this model does NOT come with a remote.

This little projector was great for about a year. Then things went downhill fast.Only real problem early on was the ability to wirelessly connect to my devices. The app that the instructions recommended never really worked, so I never was able to use this projector wireless. That said, HDMI imput was great and as long as I had the proper adapter for my devices (ipad / iphone) I could connect to this projector with HDMI.After about a year of moderate usage, the battery stopped taking a charge. I tried changing up the power cord I was using but that didn't help. Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure the battery just died and that was that.$230+ for about 16 months of moderate use is a huge bummer.

Like all the reviews before me I am absolutely amazed with the quality of this projector. Just about the size of my smartphone, the enormous picture given off is in great detail. I use it for everyday television, mainly streaming from my Fire TV as well as at least 6 hours straight through the night with no issues. Before making the purchase I had a few questions regarding the product and was very quickly responded to by customer service with exactly the information I was looking for as well as making sure that I knew if I had any problems I could easily reach out and they would assist me. If I was forced to nitpick something negative about the purchase it would be that you may wish to pick up a better tripod, the one that I received is sometimes unwilling to cooperate and having some external speakers could come in handy. Other than that there's nothing that I could possibly think of that I would change about this item or purchase, and I would highly recommend the seller and the product.

I installed Plex on this and when I stream videos in my home from my Plex Media Server (PMS), I have to drop the quality to 320p (0.7mbps) otherwise it stutters. I think it's because it has a crappy WiFi chip, but it could be the CPU too. Not sure.It's definitely neat and it's good for little things like camping or whatever, but I thought it would be a neat TV on the ceiling of my bedroom, but it's a hassle to turn on, use the mouse, adjust things, etc every time. For camping it would be great though.

This is a new purchase and I've only used it for a couple of days, but so far it's really nice. Setup was simple with no hassle whatsoever. Compared to other projectors in this price range, the image brightness is excellent. No, it's not going to replace your home television but isn't intended to. For portability and outside entertainment it's perfect. Keep in mind it's geared for Android-based uses, I don't have Apple products so I can't speak for compatibility issues one might have pairing the two. The mostly hi-def. image was surprisingly better than I was expecting, and after a few minutes watching it we actually forgot all about it. It's close enough and to me, a worthy purchase.

We needed a projector to take camping and this one is great! Has all the bells and whistles one could ask for. We just loaded up a 16gb micro sd card with MP4 files and played back on the vlc app. The auto keystone and reverse projection option is perfect for easy setup. Looks great in near darkness and does get some what washed out with more lighting around. But overall really good. Easily connects to a Bluetooth speaker. Battery lasted over 2 hours but expecting less with each use/charge. Overall everyone at the campground was really jealous as we kicked back with some brews and watched movies like the drive in!Some of the cons are that it had some buggy apps and needed to be handled by their customer service which was great! Incovienent but handed within 24 hours. Also wish it was brighter but for what it is, it's perfect! We highly reccomend this pocket projector.