Takes great underwater video at very high resolution.

Great monitor and great value. High quality resolution!

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 It changes the resolution of the lens to whatever atmosphere your in

Small simple little camera with high quality resolution

Works well. Simple installation. High resolution.

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 If you set your expectations accordingly, you'll be very satisfied with this projector.This is after all, a budget projector, not a high end home theater projector. It is great for back yard movie night, travelling, and any other circumstance under which you want the big screen experience without spending a lot of money or risking delicate high end equipment outdoors or on the road.In my video review, I compare it side by side with an older budget projector with very similar features. They're nearly indistinguishable, feature-wise, with the following notable differences:USB connection from iPhone XS: This one worked reliably with my old non-OEM cable, the older projector did not. (see pics)Native resolution: Although the manual does no mention the specific native resolution, the listing shows a photo stating this is better than "other" projectors with only 480p native resolution. The QKK that I compared it to has a native resolution of 720p and appeared to be pushing more pixels than this one. Based on those two facts, I estimate its native resolution to be somewhere between 480p and 720p. Not amazing but also not bad for this price point. Of course, it accepts 1080p input from various sources, so compatibility with true HD sources like Roku/Firestick/Chromecast is not n issue.Bult-in speaker: maximum volume was adequate, meaning that dialogue could be heard above the noise of the cooling fan (which is less loud than a traditional bulb projector). I recommend using the line out jack to connect to an external speaker of higher quality if you have one. Most bluetooth speakers sound better by comparison and have a line in so all you need is a stereo mini cable to divert the sound to that. The built-in speaker on this seemed to have a high-pass filter that eliminated ambient noises in the video of a higher pitch, like crickets in the campfire scene of my sample video. (See the video)Brightness: They're about the same. Neither is suited for viewing in anything other than darkness. I have an InFocus portable conference room projector rated at 1200-1500 ANSI Lumens. The brightness of this projector is on par with that. The Lux rating in the title is meaningless, in my opinion and certainly does not translate to ANSI Lumens, which is the standard for measuring the brightness of a projector.Bonuses:Mine came with a 100" screen and command-style hooks to wall mount it with. I didn't test it out yet, but it appears to be usable for rear projection as well. basically, semi-transparent white nylon cloth, but probably better than projecting onto a wall that's anything other than white and empty.Also included is a cleaning kit for removing dust from the projection element through a trap door on the projector. I can't say I've ever had need to do such a thing, but it's nice to know they've provided a means to do it that doesn't require disassembly.An HDMI cable and a composite AV cable are also included.Combine this projector with an HDMI streaming stick of your choice and you have a portable home theater that makes for a fun movie night outdoors or on the go.

Nice quality, high resolution, and well built although not easy to mount onto another surface.

The high resolution lens cover was exactly as advertised and met all my expectations. Great quality and was cheaper than others I was looking at. Well done.