There was some disappointment in the packaging -- The manual claimed that there would be batteries included for the remote, but there were none. Unfortunately, the remote is essential for this device as its only button is an on/off. My only other minor gripe is that it only has a single focus dial instead of a rough and fine focus. What this comes out to is that you are going to have a very defined range and screen size within which you can achieve a focus. All in all, neither of these are a big deal.It really does seem to be 720p. The luminosity is acceptable for a dark room. It's a very small and handy form factor with an easy to carry handle. The speakers built into it are powerful and clear. The USB functionality is simple and effective. All for under $100! This is the best value you're going to get. Aesthetically and functionally, it's a perfect fit with my Anker Power House 200, but I haven't tested it with it yet. I think Dser should look into making a modification of this model to include an internal battery, because it is so handy and portable that it's a shame not to leverage that.I'm sure I'll one day discover what makes this a bad projector. It isn't terribly feature-full, but I don't need a bunch of features. I just need something with a nice picture, nice sound, HDMI input, and this is all of the above. In my experience, it's unheard of to get a decent 720p projector at this price.

Did not connect to both my phone and laptop despite using hdmi, multiple hdmi cables and connecting it to my phone. Does not come with clear instructions for connection or set up, it’s all explain in a very basic and vague way. Even tried to look for FAQ’s online and came across nothing. -_-I called and was refunded, it’s really nice to look at but did not work when I tried to connect to my devices.

Compact and super simple to use projector

Great image quality, small and easy to carry, does not overheat after use. The sound is acceptable, I added a blue tooth sound device from Boise connected to my Ipad and the experience is amazing. Grear option for movie nights! I'm very happy with this product!

So far so good - great native 1080p projector at a great price.

Nice portable projector with exceptions good image and sound for it's side and price. Only down side, it's a bit slow to respond when playing video from USB.

It’s small and mighty. But also a little loud and the sound isn’t amazing. But I just wanted it for my room and it works great. Picture quality is seriously impressive. Hooked up a Roku with zero complications.

It's been frustrating trying to find a good balance of features and quality in a mini projector that's budget friendly. I really wanted to like this unit, but it came damaged (more on this in a moment).First, there are some good things.Good things:* Picture. With 720p as the native resolution, the unit has a really nice crisp image. The focus wheel is easy to use and isn't too sensitive.* Projector size, it's the perfect size, small enough to take anywhere, but big enough that you can just plop it on a table or shelf and not be too worried that anyone is going to accidentally knock it over. It's also pretty light so it would be easy to carry anywhere.Ok, so why am I returning it? Well, it's the bad things, obviously.The bad things:* Came broken. On side of the strap was broken off and it's easy to see why, the cheap leather handle above the unit is connected to the unit with two flimsy pieces of plastic. If it doesn't come broken it is only a matter of time until they break.* Came without batteries for the remote which are supposed to be included. That in itself isn't too big of a deal and that is not why I'm nit-picking. But by leaving out the batteries I noticed something I might not have. If you lose the remote you will be screwed, there are no physical buttons on the unit itself that mirror their functions. This is a terrible design flaw for a portable machine. If you forget the remote you can't use the unit. If you lose it you can't ever use it again.* No horizontal keystone. I don't know what is up with projector makers. I would think that if you can only pick one keystone for a portable projector that it would be horizontal as these will often have to be placed off to the side, but everyone chooses to add a vertical keystone to correct if you have to pitch the unit up or down... Even if you need the vertical keystone, that would be an easier distortion to live with compared to the horizontal keystone which makes one side shorter than the other.The bottom line is due to the remote being required to use the unit and the cheap design of the handle I'm kind of glad I got the unit broken with missing parts because it highlighted frustration I would have had down the road.

The pictures is clear, but there is no sound coming from the projector’s speakers. I have to use an external speaker to hear anything.

This projector works well especially for the price.