I really hope reddragon finds this review because I think half keyboards are the future of PC gaming. Why? I have really gotten used to typing papers leaning back off my desk with a wireless, slim style keyboard. I would also connect to a projector to watch movies. However I would never game like this ever. I always game competitively with mechanical switch keyboards but I typically (like 99%) of the one only use half of it. Having this half keyboard allows me to have my gaming keyboard, typing keyboard, and gaming mouse in perfect reach. It’s stable with the rubber supports on the bottom. I slay with this thing.These are the things it could improve on:1. Pad the inclined wrist rest (even just slightly). I’m definitely going to get a soft tape or something to paste on top cuz that about all it needs. It at r perfect angle but in tense gaming sessions it can feel alittle hard.2. The c-connect yo the keyboard is super sensitive. If my desk were not a thick, immovable mess the slightest bump could disconnect the keyboard’s commands to the cpu. Easy fix but it’s really really sensitive.3. Please please allow for different mechanical switch options. I can live with the blues, but giving the option will open up a lot of doors.4. Those extra “G” keys around keyboard and the weird space bar location is an interesting addition, but probably need to be changed. Space at being in a totally different spot needs a reason or placed back where is usually is because...well....it takes time to get used to ....if there isn’t a good reason for it being there...it shouldn’t be there. Any etra buttons like the Gs should go above or the the right if anything. My hand is usually in the way of seeing them where they are now.5. It really could be built alittle less cheap. I get that the price is pretty solid but it feel like really cheap plastic.6. This is picky but the possible addition of a a traditional keyboard prop up to incline the keyboard wouldn’t hurt either.Other than that, happy with it so far. If a better one comes out with reds I’m definitely buying it.J

The Moukey speakers were ordered for use with my amplifier and digital projector.Right out of the box, I hooked these speakers up to my amplifier to test the sound quality. I also hooked up my phone's MP3 player to the amp so that the sound quality could be determined. I used some speaker wires that I've used in the past and attached them to the amp and speakers. What I found was that these speakers do their job. I could control the sound volume from the amplifier and add to the volume with the volume control on my phone. For inexpensive speakers, these provided excellent sound for a small to good-sized room. I tested in a room that is a rectangle of about 25 X 15 feet. I plan to use these speakers with digital movies in this room or a larger one.The higher frequency sounds were, as the product description indicates, "bright but not harsh". The midranges were acceptable, and I could hear and understand the words that were sung by the singers. The downside was the lower frequencies. They were not strong as I would have expected and, in fact, had a buzz. The buzz, though not loud, was noticeable on several songs.The speakers are easily mounted or can be used in a free-standing state. In addition, the speakers can swivel when hung.BOTTOM LINE: I liked these lower-priced speakers. I don't know if the buzz was just in my pair or if it is inherent in their brand. Given this one small issue, I would still order again at its price point.

I found this sound bar to be a perfect complement to my standalone home projector for which I use to play video games. I have however hooked it up to my TV for testing and found that the best aspect of the sound is in the clarity of dialogue/speech. I found many systems with a satellite bass unit to have way too much bass for movies, including my past Sony, Panasonic, Harmon Karmon, Logitech, and JVC units. Most of the time I have to turn the bass all the way down.This unit has a superbly balanced sound stage for watching movies. Given the size, I was not expecting it to be boomy, but I was actually unexpectedly delighted that there indeed was adequate bass. So it really delivered on exactly what I was looking for.I am really happy with this unit. While I have a different speaker system for streaming my music, I am very familiar with the BT streaming, having used it in the past with other devices. This one serves the same function without any hiccups. I'll be honest--I'm not a fan of BT audio as I find the limited bandwith of BT severely impacts the audio quality. I am no audiophile, yet even I can hear the difference. So I wouldn't recommend any BT product for wireless audio streaming, but if you've got nothing else, this could be considered a bonus feature and adequate (but I have a feeling if you ever get around to doing your own quality comparisons, you'd come to the same conclusion as I did).

I did a lot of research on affordable projectors for outdoor movie nights and bought this one based on the reviews of not only the picture quality, but the sound quality as well. Reviews mentioned that you don't even need an external speaker and that the sound from the unit itself was surprisingly good. Ours arrived and we set it up and yes, picture quality is great - everything that other reviewers said. But the sound coming from the internal speakers was dismal. You could barely hear it unless you were sitting near the projector and that was with the volume all the way up. We connected our external speaker via Bluetooth, which was easy to do, and while the sound obviously improved, the sound wasn't as loud as that speaker normally is. So we figured maybe we got a defective unit. We returned it and ordered another. When it arrived, same issue. Sound is just crappy and that would be fine if that's what I was expecting, but the product's own description says that the sound is so good you can "feel like the action on the screen is happening all around you". Nope, sorry. Not even close. So we returned the second unit and decided to go with another. 3 stars because picture quality is excellent, it's fairly easy to use, carrying case is great, but sound quality just killed it. At least for us.Edited to add: Nacy from Sovboi Customer Care reached out to me with some instructions on sound settings. They were very helpful to send screen shots, etc. so we are going to give it another try. Updated star rating due to customer service response. If you are having issues, definitely reach out to customer service - they are very helpful.

I received this item because my home conference room needed a speaker for us to review video and other items with audio. As an amateur, “but I know what I like,” audiophile, I am so tired of every Bluetooth speaker that is reasonably priced sounding like junk. That is NOT the case with this speaker. The sound and bass on the speaker is amazing.Unboxed this item and immediately felt that it had some substance and weight to it. That is always a good sign to me, for the most part, with a speaker. Even when it is not on, it really looks sharp. The clear acrylic on the outside looks nice and doesn’t look like cheap plastic.When you receive the item you have to charge it up but it seems to do so very quickly.After it was charged and I fired it up, immediately the lights on the inside are very cool. I was concerned that it might look a little cheesy but not at all. It’s a nice soft LED glow. There are various light modes you can put it in from a black light mode to rainbow, other solid colors or even light off/ dark. There is a mode where the music makes the light fluctuate and dance. It’s very cool. Again, it’s not cheesy at all. It looks really quality and really nice.The sound is seriously amazing. Incredible large bass on the bottom facing down and then speakers on the side for a 360 surroundsound. It sounded really good. I put on various music stations and songs and all of it sounded fantastic. Even at full blast volume up all the way, it sounded really crisp and really good.It is meant to be a rechargeable portable speaker and could serve as such. However, it advises against leaving it plugged in all the time which I wish was not the case. I want to use this as a permanent fixture in our conference room attached to our big screen TV and projector. But that’s just me.I needed some quality, portable, Bluetooth sound in my conference room and I got it! This thing is fantastic. It says in the instructions that you can sync two of them together and I might just do that. Would highly recommend.

This is a really nice sounding speaker system. It has clear lows that don't distort and clear highs that don't crack. That impressed me greatly as most of the systems enhance the bass so much it sounds completely fake. What I also like is that it has rubber feet that help isolate it from the surface, and the weight is significant enough that it doesn't rattle or vibrate off the table when the bass is particularly heavy. I have a few speakers that the bass is about the same strength and it rattles, sounding terrible. This has three types of DSP. The first one has enhanced lows, the second has more lows and mids, and the third has more mids and highs. All sound pretty good with most music. The third DSP selection is more contoured around the spoken word to help with vocal clarity. I also like that the system has a larger battery and a USB A port to be able to charge other devices as well. It has a USB-C as a charging port and charges quickly. It also has a TF Slot (MicroSD) that I didn't use. I frankly find them to be a novelty unless you copy only songs you want to play in order, not really useful unless you just want background noise/music. What I really like is that it has an "AUX" port. That way you can plug in your laptop or whatever to get instantaneous sound instead of the slight delay you get with Bluetooth, very handy when you are watching a movie on your laptop/projector and want to make sure the video and sound are in sync.I see using this soundbar/box for a very long time in all sorts of locations. It has become my top Bluetooth speaker, and I have A LOT of them.

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 This was very easy to set up. Just plug in the power and it’s done. There’s different ways to set it up. I tried the direct casting from my phone and using a streaming device such as Amazon fire stick, Google Chromecast, or Roku.The directions to screencast directly from my phone was on the screen. I just had to connect to the device under wifi settings and then hit AirPlay on my iPhone. The directions for other smartphones were on the screen as well, but I only have an iPhone. This method was fairly easy. It worked with photos on my phone, Twitter, and other apps. It didn’t work as well for Disney+ for some reason. It could have been my phone signal.I have a spare Google Chromecast since I upgraded my TV with a Roku 4K so I plugged that in and it worked much better in my opinion. The pictures seemed clearer and it also freed up my phone. As you can see in my photo, there is also a VGA port in addition to HDMI and USB.The remote control is simple and easy to use. Above the lens itself, there are two black circles that allow you to adjust the focus and the angle. It was quite easy. The projector also allows you to play with the color and picture settings. For what you pay, this is a pretty good deal. It’s good enough for me for movie nights in my bedroom. It’s definitely a great addition to a room where you don’t have the space for a tv or simply don’t want to buy a tv.

I am the VJ and have been using a projector for nearly 10 years to show videos. I've had several projectors that have lasted about 4-6 years each and usually blow a bulb prior to buying a new one. The one I compared this to is a nice unit similar in price but smaller in size and being projected on an 80 in pulldown screen. I set up this unit easily and the controls are simple enough to get things where you want quickly. The LED bulbs run Much cooler and last up to 20 times the life of the old style condescent bulbs. I had to run it at 75% size to to keep it on the screen and the image was very sharp. The LED lamps are not as bright and required me to reduce the room light more but the picture was very crisp and sufficient. The Bluetooth is a nice feature but I used the direct wiring supplied and ran the sound through a mixer as I did with the older model. I did not check the sound quality as I believe a stereo is better suited to fill the room for such a large screen.My older unit did not have the keystone feature which is nice when setting up on something lower than the projection screen and it worked well. I turned the brightness level up to 90% which took out some of the contrast but with all of the controls I am sure the picture quality would be better set at about 70% brightness.This is a nice home unit and has a very crisp picture with LED bulbs and should last a long time. The 100" soft screen would be easy to hang and put up so you don't have to have a screen permanently hanging somewhere. This is a good unit and has all the bells and whistles.