Mini Projector, Meer Portable Pico Full Color LED LCD Video Projector for Children Present, Video TV Movie, Party Game, Outdoor Entertainment with HDMI USB AV Interfaces and Remote Control

Setting this up was a lot of effort, I’ve tried every device I own and nothing fit the cable, that’s only if you have a really old laptop that fits the old ports, unless you own a computer in which I don’t. It wouldn’t plug into my phone, or tablet. I then realized I needed to purchase the separate HDMI charger that’s the only thing that would fit the cable and use on your phone! But guess? The HDMI charger cable only comes in one charging adaptor, so you can’t switch around devices, only use an IPhone, or buy one for Android, you can’t switch around with both. It’s a time hassle to set up, and so much extra work to get the right device that fits into it.Is the experience worth it? Well i tried the quality on the highest setting, it was blurry and hard to even read any writing.I’m not sure if I did something wrong, but I read the manual, and watched plenty of videos. I’m sure it was nothing I did.Is it worth the money? Well considering you also will need to purchase the separate HDMI charger is useless… why can’t they provide everything you need? Instead of making you waste 1 hour trying to set it up.I don’t see a point, unless you want to give it a try, then you can.

You pay for what you get, a low quality, dim projector. The resolution is not clear enough for writing of any kind and you need to plug in separate speakers to hear a movie. Not the absolute worst, but definitely not something I would purchase again.

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The media could not be loaded. I got this projector for my five year old, since I find it "healthier" than watching on the tablet or the TV. He is very happy with it, since they have been using a similar one at school. At first I was a little worried, since the image was almost invisible (I was in a medium-lit room). When I put the projector very close to the wall, I managed to get a visible image, but blur (I could not adjust the lens). Basically, the projector light is not so powerful due to its small size, so you need a quite dark room to get a good image. Once I did that, I could get a visible picture even from several feet away. The quality is not great, but acceptable for kids.Once I got it to work, everything went smooth. I have been using my laptop with the HDMI input (note that the HDMI cable is not included), and the videos play really smooth. I have taken a video from YouTube during mid-afternoon, when there is still some light from outside, and it is very enjoyable to watch. I like that the projector turns on and off within seconds, and that the menus are very responsive. It also has a built-in speaker with decent volume. I plan to connect it to my old Raspberry Pie, and have a "media station" in our kids room.Overall, I find this a fantastic toy projector, and my son is delighted with it!

This products is so amazing.Some key features to why not to miss to buy this product:-Electric Focus & Auto Keystone Correction: No need for manual adjustments; the projector automatically fine-tunes the image.-WiFi & Two-Way Bluetooth: Connect seamlessly to your iPhone, laptop, TV stick, or speakers for wireless streaming and audio.-360° Adjustable Stand: Easily position the projector for ceiling, wall, or tabletop use, making setup a breeze.-Portable & User-Friendly: Lightweight design means you can take it anywhere, whether for outdoor movie nights or presentations.

The WiFi pro works great. I mounted it to the wall, shows up very clear. It is a bit quiet and may need to be connected to additional speakers to get the volume to higher levels.

The projector works well so far. Except for the remote. It seems to be really fragile. The batteries don’t fit well into the remote because of the way the remote is designed. You darn near have to break it to get the batteries in. And the projector is impossible to navigate without the remote.Second - the iOS screencast doesn’t work. It’s not the projectors fault. Now on iOS video is played “picture in picture” which I guess technically means that it’s detached from the app which means it can’t be screencast to this projector. All you get is sound. You’ll have to buy the iPhone to HDMI dongle anyway so save your money on the WiFi enabled version.ETA: a lot of the dongles you have to buy in order to do apple to hdmi won’t work for apps like Netflix and Hulu. Appears there’s some sort of rule installed on the phone yo “protect” certain content from being shard.

Good, I like that you can easily flip it to project on the ceiling. If you lose the remote, you can't use the projector at all; you can turn it on but you won't be able to connect anything without the remote. The audio is very quiet- need to connect to a portable speaker if you want to hear anything clearly.