A step above most lower-tier projectors, this model gives a few different options in the way of inputs: HDMI, VGA, USB, composite, and a built-in DVD player. It would've been nice to have it be native 1080p or 720p, but it since it isn't, it scales everything (including the HDMI inputs) to 480p. Because of its noisy fan and mediocre built-in speakers, I'd likely pair it to an external Bluetooth speaker, something I didn't get around to doing in the video, but seems pretty straightforward to do. From my limited testing, it seems to perform acceptably, but does need a pretty dark environment to maintain a decent, but sometimes grainy picture, especially when at a distance from the screen.

Like all of my videos, this one wasn't sponsored.

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:11 - Overview of Specs
03:11 - Projection Screen
03:55 - Projector Overview
05:48 - Noisy Fan
05:55 - Nonstandard Mounting Screw (Doesn't work with tripods)
06:28 - User Interface
06:44 - Settings
07:26 - Playing a DVD
08:48 - Brightness & Contrast Adjustments
09:49 - Videos & Photos on USB Demonstration
13:56 - AV Input
15:50 - Playing Audio Files
17:28 - Playing MP4 Video
17:55 - Summary and Closing Thoughts

(The jury is still out on whether or not creating chapters is worth the time and effort.)

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