I bought this projector mostly for Home Theater use and sometimes for reviewing Keynotes presentations. The product fulfills most of the needs, even broadcasting audio via Bluetooth to a sound-bar mounted above the projection screen. Although the instructions are a bit sketchy, here is what one should do:1. Turn ON Sound-bar to receive Bluetooth transmission2. Switch off Bluetooth on all other nearby devices such as, iPhone, iPad, Mac, or laptops etc., that you do not want the Sound-bar to connect to. This is a temporary requirement.3. Turn Bluetooth ON on the projector (Home>Setup>Bluetooth>Scan4. Turn OFF power on projector and then back ON5. When you hear the BEEP on the Sound-bar, you are CONNECTEDThe reasons I gave it a 4-Star:1. This projector is NOT a 1280p as advertised. It is only 700 which is upscaled to 1280. For a few dollars more, I could have purchased a higher resolution device.2. The design of the Keystone correction is a JOKE! If you choose to use the Elevation Screw, you are asking for trouble! You would be able to focus the center of the image, but the top and the bottom will stay out of focus. This is not a good situation if you watch a lot of Sub-titled movies.

We used to own a projector a couple of years ago which we had bought off Amazon for ~€200. This a fraction of that and it still has a better image quality. Now, don't get me wrong. This projector is not 1080p (or 720p for that matter). The actual image resolution is fairly low but at a reasonable distance, it stops being a problem. In other words: if you're close to the projection, you will definitely see each individual pixel and small fonts are illegible even from far away, but for watching movies (even with Closed Captions), the quality is great. It's also fairly bright so that dark scenes aren't completely impossible to see (although I would not recommend watching Game of Thrones' Longest Night on it).Besides just picture quality however, the projector has other talking points. While I haven't actually tested the speakers yet, I never recommend using the built-in ones from any projector for quality sound. You can hook upboth speakers and headphones (both directly to the projector, as well as to your computer if that's what you're using) so I say do that. And while on the topic of sound, the fan is far quieter than other projectors I've used in the past so that's nice.Packaged with the product, you also get an AV chord (to use for your antiques collection I suppose), an HDMI cable and a remote. For some reason, the latter does not come with batteries though, so plan ahead with AAAs.All in all, the projector is good for movie nights, it works best in complete darkness, it's fairly quiet, it comes with some great accessories, and at the end of the day, it's a relatively affordable entertainment investment.

Great picture quality and the set up was super easy. My kids are in love with this projector. We set up in our backyard and watched Major Payne on Netflix :) Definitely Bang For Your Buck!!!

First, I am not what I would consider a “tech-person.” Things have to be very simple for me to try to figure out when it comes to technology. So, I was super thrilled at how easy it was to set up the PJ10 in terms of setting up the language, figuring out the focus, screen tilting, getting connected to the Wi-Fi, etc.The remote control is simple to use, but sometimes pushing the buttons wouldn’t always get me to the place I wanted to be. I found myself pushing the buttons multiple times in some instances to get to the screen or choice I wanted to get to. But to me, this is more of a minor annoyance than it is a major issue (I’m probably pushing buttons too fast, or off center, etc.)Also, the picture, color, clarity of the projection is stunningly magnificent, and the project is lightweight which is also a plus!!The only problems I had was really maneuvering through the menus to figure out how in the heck to get things (computer, iPhone) connected to mirror images. Some of the problem actually lied in the connected devices and trying to figure where to go what to do, etc. This had less to do with the projector itself. I’m pretty sure that if I just used connector cables like my HDMI cord, I would have got this thing up and running quite soon.But the draw for me to this project was the fact that I didn’t have to use any of these other connections to use it. I also couldn’t not figure out the Bluetooth function for the iPhone easily. I was able to figure out the iOS mirror screening from the iPhone but when I actually tried to mirror a movie from my iPhone to the projector, it would only do the sound from the projector, but not the actual picture itself. But again, I’m not sure that the problem is the projector, it’s probably me…LOL.Once I was able to figure out how to actually mirror and/or duplicate/extend my media from my computer to the projector, it became a whole lot of fun.The only thing is that you may have to connect a component audio source speaker because there is very little bass in the sound from the projector and the sound is a bit tin thin. However, there is very little fan noise coming from the machine which is ten times better than my old projector which made SOOO much noise and got so darn hot after a while, I had to shut the apparatus off. This is not the case with this projector. It hums quietly so as to not interfere with your viewing entertainment.Overall, I am satisfied with the projector, I just think I have to get a lot more practice in figuring out the Wi-Fi connection piece so I can continue using it without having to hook up any additional wires to it. Also, it does seem that I have to put in the Wi-Fi password each time I turn the machine back on and I’m wondering if there is a way that the Wi-Fi password stores itself into the projector, so I don’t have to spend time typing it back into the projector each time I use it.I give it an overall rating of 80%. It’s a pretty cool machine.

For my first projector purchase I like it. Easy to connect and use. I tried the app and didn't have much luck with that. I connect my fire stick and it works perfectly.

Good deal for a simple projector. Hung our screen in our pergola and it works great, even with the fire table going. Needs to be dark room or dark outside. Paired easily with a Bluetooth speaker.

I needed a good projector for summer movie nights. What I like about this projector is that at first glance, it has a very modern look. It looks like a robot. It's also not as bulky as other ones I have seen in BestBuy or other electronic stores. I like plugging in external sound but that's optional since it's decently clear and spatial sounding when used indoors but for outdoor usage. The speakers will be ideal to use. As far as the video, it's the similar quality as my LED TV. The other one I have is mounted on the ceiling so I was able to plug in my computer into each one of them to compare. I brought a really nice ceiling mount and those requires mounting the projector upside down. I'm definitely impressed with the video quality as well as built quality. It comes supplied with all of the cables I need and a remote control that's intuitive. The instruction manual is well written and contains very clear instructions for set up and operations. Quality projector overall for movie nights and spending time with friends and family at home.

We received our projector ahead of scheduled time. It’s compact and easy for travel. It comes with its own carrying case which was nice! Better picture quality than I expected