I initially had a frustrating experience with this projector as it would not open any image files, despite trying different formats. After searching through the Q&A, I discovered that it cannot read USB flash drives over 32GB. Even after finding a smaller flash drive, it still would not recognize my picture files, only playing movies and music. Eventually, I tried saving my image file as a smaller size, and it finally recognized a jpeg. While I can use it to sketch out my paintings, the lower quality of the images is disappointing. It does the basic functions at the price point, but troubleshooting it to get it to work properly was irritating. Additionally, I have never been able to get the Bluetooth to work.

This projector requires a soundbar, and you can follow these instructions to set it up.

I had high hopes for this projector, but I'm disappointed that it doesn't connect to my phone like I expected it to. It's not Bluetooth, which was the main reason I purchased it.

This projector served its purpose, but I was unable to get it to recognize the external disc drive that I had planned to use. As a result, I had to put my laptop outside, which was frustrating. Despite this issue, I still received plenty of compliments on the display. If it weren't for the disc drive issue, I would have given it a full 5 stars. Overall, I think it's worth the buy.

This projector is a good buy for $55 during a flash deal, but I wouldn't recommend it at its regular price of $80. It has a native resolution of 1280x720, despite claiming to support 1080P display. The built-in speaker is average, and the projector itself is quite loud. Overall, it's a decent option for the sale price, but you can probably find something better for $80.

Bought to watch movies at church

I absolutely love this for my bedroom! The only thing I have to mention is that you should be prepared to get a sound bar or connect a speaker through an aux cord (not included) for better sound. Other than that, I'm thrilled that I didn't buy an actual TV.

I purchased this projector specifically to showcase Halloween decorations from AtmosFX. I consider myself tech-savvy, but I had trouble figuring out how to use the USB. Although I was able to open folders on the USB and extract the .mp4 files, they only played in preview mode and not in full screen. Additionally, I couldn't find a way to play all the files on the USB without manually opening and playing each one, and there was no loop feature. As a result, I ended up using an HDMI cord to connect to my Mac and use QuickTime to merge and loop the files. I wished I could have kept it simple with just the USB, but the quality of the picture is good, and we were able to set up a Bluetooth speaker with the laptop, so it all worked out in the end.