Miroir M190 Mini Projector, Battery-Powered, 1080p input supported, USB - C Video and Charge, Built-in kickstand

This is a pretty fun little projector. Keep in mind, this is really for entertainment rather than work - you can certainly project something like a PowerPoint presentation in a pinch, but the resolution is quite low for that sort of thing on a regular basis. Outside though of the low resolution, this is an awesome projector (yes, you can get high resolution projectors for this price, but they'll be MUCH bigger in size and won't have the same integrated battery/great connectivity).This projector is TINY - it's perhaps only a slight bit bigger than a portable battery pack - and very simple to use. The sliding lens cover is also the on/off switch and you only have three (touch) buttons - up / down for volume and a Mode setting for eco vs regular brightness - and a dial for manual focus control (there's automated vertical keystone). And that's it. It charges easily with the included AC adapter - I might have liked to see USB-C charging but perhaps in the next version - and the battery will last perhaps about 2 hours or thereabouts. The projector is quite bright in the dark but doesn't have the brightness (in this size) to be be very usable in the day time / with bright light and the integrated kickstand is neat - you can use it to project higher on a wall OR use it all the way extended to project on to the ceiling (which is a fun trick). The speakers are clear and LOUD though due to the size, somewhat limited on bass. You can connect video sources using HDMI or USB-C and since there's a battery you only need the one cable if you're not charging while you watch. IF you're using a streaming stick or something similar, you can use the USB-A port (which is ONLY for power out) to power the stick depending on it's power needs - in that case, it can be COMPLETELY self contained which is really nice.So all in all, this is a really nifty portable projector for entertainment purposes - if you're looking for office needs or don't need the super portability on offer here, you might get more bang for your buck somewhere else, but for the compact size, nice features that allow better portability and ease of use, this is an easy recommendation.

How do you write this? Let’s say what it don’t have don’t have a menu button can dress the brightness the resolution is terrible I mean bad picture quality is also terrible and I mean bad what I recommend this NO WAY … spend the money and the key to projector clarity or resolution is 600 or better Get the highest resolution for your budget that’s the key

Use while traveling and works well

This thing is awesome. I've owned probably 20 projectors. We take them camping, we do projector movies in the summer, we use them in the basement. I'm just a big fan. This projector packs a big punch for how small it is. The battery lasts long enough for a movie, maybe a little longer, the sound is decent for how tiny it is. The kickstand is awesome as is the auto-tilt function for the screen. It isn't the brightest, you'll need a fairly dim room, and sometimes it's hard to get the entirety of the screen clear. But it also is barely bigger than a cellphone and puts up an 80 inch screen. My favorite time we've used it so far was when our power went out. I was able to stream a movie in our living room when the power was out because this projector was charged and I had the correct cable to connect my phone.

Small and compact projector that can fit anywhere is the best part. The fact that it runs on batteries is a bit of a challenge but we have managed. It is mostly used when I am doing a quick (< 3 hour) presentation. It did take some time to get things set up and we tried many different cables and settings before getting the "best" picture possible. Just have patience as technology can be difficult to deal with. Not all laptops or TVs will be compatible.