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 I purchased the projector mostly to use in my bedroom since I dont own a TV and this allows for an easy way to have a way to watch movies in my bedroom instead of having to watch them on my small laptop screen without having to take a lot of space in my room since it is very compact and comes with a nice carrying case for easy storage which was unexpected.I was amazed by the picture quality even when there is sunlight and even if the surface area used is big it still retains a great viewing experience. I was so excited that I started testing it on any suface I could around the house. The projector is great for indoor or outdoor viewing has a very easy to follow and understand interface that allows an easy set up. Requires minimun color tweaking depending on the time of day if you are outdoors.I couldn't wait until night time to use it and it's still great even if there is sunlight. The speakers are better than I thought they would be for a projector if you lack another source of audio. It has great volume and quality for it's sizeIt's really great for a nice family night time viewing experience. I was able to enjoy an excellent family experience watching a soccer game at night on our roof and the picture quality was excellent and so was our night thanks to the projector.

I researched projectors for three months. This projector is even better than I expected. The fan on it is pretty quiet and the sound quality is great. I get annoyed by loud fans and other white noise, but this projector didn't bother me at all. The picture is amazing. I had the picture on my slanted ceiling with about a 10 ft wide picture, and I could still see every detail. I put on both a coral reef video and a space video and they were amazingly clear. It looked tike the planets were going come right out of the ceiling. I want to use this in my classroom so I checked to see if I could use it with the lights on, and the picture was still clear. It is very portable, but I'm thinking of gettig a second one to leave in my classroom. Overall, 5 STARS. My teenagers have already asked to use it with their video game systems. I'm not ready to share it yet. As a very careful consumer, I recomend this projector.

The pros: This thing is one of the most versatile electronic devices I have ever used. It will be useful for a long, long time (as long as it lasts). As you can see by the photo of the back of the projector, it does VGA, HDMI x 2, USB, RGB (RCA), and SD card. I have found the USB port to be especially versatile; it will accommodate not only USB sticks, but USB drives as well. (I tried a USB DVD drive, but it didn't work probably because it needs a driver the projector doesn't have; not a ding, just an observation.) The sound quality from the speakers is good and the volume level excellent.In one of the reviews on Amazon, someone wrote that the USB ports were only for providing power, that is not true. One of the ports is clearly labeled as a 5v power output which can be used for devices such as Goggle's Chromecast. As far as I'm concerned, that is a plus not a negative.Now for the cons (and there aren't many): As many have mentioned, this is a dark environment projector, but the picture is of good quality once in that environment. Color reproduction was just okay...not as vivid as a color monitor. The other minor annoyance is that I could not find a way to adjust the display time or turn off the auto advance of photos when using the native display program for photos. There may be a way...I just couldn't find it.Overall, for the money, this is an excellent buy and a very good projector.

Bought one a couple years ago. It's a good projector, but developed a big brown spot on the inner glass. Brought it to a TV/Projector repair service, and the first thing they asked was: "Does anyone vape in your home?" I said "Yeah, my daughter does. She sits right next to it, and vapes while we watch movies." The problem was that moisture somehow developed in the projector, causing it to settle on the reflector glass, thus the heat of the lamp discolored and burned it on the inner glass, and inner reflector mirror. You can either send it back, before 30 days, activate your warranty, or spend the $20 at your local repair shop and have them take it apart and clean it. I still have it, and I use it instead of a TV set, so it stays on for most of the day and evening. I'm always upgrading, so I'm donating this model to my local Disabled American Veterans Chapter and hopefully they'll enjoy it for a while longer.

I am well pleased with this unit, it is exactly what I would expect out of a projector. I would definitely recommend this projector for an affordable way to have some fun.The speaker is much more than I expected, it is clear and has decent sound on its own, but a larger speaker setup is best for a movie with friends. The headphone output to my surround sound system works great with no distortions that I could tell，I tried a movie and it makes it great, it can still be attached to any speaker，for the rest the HDMI also works ，with the Chromecast of which I attach the photos, with which you can very well transmit to the projector from a mobile phone or directly from the PC, through chrome, any web pages.It runs really cool, after a 2 hour movie it is barely warm. The fan is not loud, and I didn't even notice it during the movie, It was very simple to set up. The directions were clear. The image is very clear and it is easy to focus.

I bought this projector to make the most of a small living space, for streaming on my iPhone. So far, it looks like it’s going to work out well.The tripod connection on the bottom is a plus, so you can connect it to your choice of tripod style (in addition to the included tripod).Carrying case is a BIG plus for storage.The projector is not so bright as to be seen in a sun-drenched room, but it looks lovely in a dark environment. Set expectations appropriately. (Extreme keystone adjustments can make the picture a little blurry at the edge.)Sound is passable, and it is ease to hook up to an external speaker.Hardwired-connections are easy to set up. (Still working on WiFi connection from iPhone 12. Don’t know if it is incompatible or just a “user error”.)I recommend a letterbox-shaped screen. My li’l second hand squared off old school film strip projector screen ain’t cuttin’ it.In spite of its weaknesses, I am quite pleased.

Sometimes when using the wireless feature the video can get slightly choppy. Also you cannot use it to projector movies off of Netflix or amazon prime video unless you hook up a Apple TV type of device

I purchased the Dell M110 when it first came out. I give music lessons to multiple students at a time and make use of a projector. Since I do not do this in my own how I went through multiple projectors before settling on the Dell M110. It was a breath of fresh air: super light, tiny, and the wireless function was amazing. My one gripe about the M110 was that I really do need to shut off the lights for the pages to be easily visible. Well, all of that changed with the ML750. I don't know if Dell owns Optoma, or if they but just use the same manufacturer but this is the same darn thing as the M110. Even the wifi dongle works in exactly the same way. The only two differences I find in this unit over the Dell is that it is a bit quieter and, most importantly, I CAN KEEP THE LIGHTS ON WHILE USING THIS PROJECTOR (double as bright as the Dell). So in my books, this is the perfect portable projector. Good job guys.