At $60 you can't really get any less expensive and expect much.It really couldn't be any easier to set-up. There is a power cord in the box and a remote to control the input, menu, and power. I was able to plug in to my home theater computer and the HDMI input recognized the source immediately.The projector is light and seems durable enough. There is a dust cap to keep the lens clean while transporting, the highest native resolution, and max support resolution is 1980x1080. You can watch movies/television via connection with a TV, computer, streaming stick, connect to your android or iPhone or video player. You also have the capability to view content stored on USB or Micro SD cards.The size of your image is solely dependent on your distance from the screen. While most true theater purists would tell you that any digital adjustment to the picture size invites picture imperfections, this is just a case where the picture options are basic. My theater screen is 100" so I set the projector on top of my table to set the projector on and use the single height foot to angle the image up and correct with keystone, image is pretty good no complaints.I bought this for my granddaughters to watch their favorite shows.Would I recommend this? I would not doubt but depending on what you're looking to use it for. This would be a great way to keep kids entertained by hooking up a Wii or Switch. Also an affordable outdoor projector and for taking on a camping trip.Great little portable projector