Miroir HD Mini Projector MP160, LED Lamp, with Built in Rechargeable Battery, 720p and HDMI Input

Great little projector. It's bright and crisp. This is very similar to the Brookstone 200 lumens pro projector (the non-smart one). They're both 200 lumens and are powered by the DLP IntelliBright technology. In my opinion, there's no match. DLP wins hands down compared to LCD and LCoS. It's brighter, sharper, and has the best overall picture quality - but I digress. Now getting back to THIS projector. It is dimmer compared to the Brookstone projector, and the colors are a bit washed out. However, this is still a great little projector. Simple operation: just turn it on and plug in a streaming stick into the HDMI port and in no time you're watching your favorite movie/show. The only "settings" that are available are a keystone correction and a contrast mode selection (normal or vivid). Both are changed through a touch sensitive "button" at the top. There are two other soft buttons for controlling the volume of the built in speakers (decent, but you'll need to connect to external speakers for sure).It's rated at up to an 100" diagonal image size, but you can definitely get bigger images if you move the projector back. Okay with a bit of ambient light in the room, but it's much better in the dark. Most of these projectors are meant to be operated with little or no ambient light in the room. Now, it's not a short throw projector and with a throw ratio of 1.66:1 ... you'll have to be pretty far away from the screen to get a big image. With the built in battery, speakers, and a USB port for providing power to your media streaming stick, it's truly portable. I didn't test the battery, but with its claimed 2.5 hours of battery, you should easily get through a movie.Here are some drawbacks; hence a 4 star review and I'm returning it:1. It's a tad dimmer than I had hoped. Like I said, the Brookstone 200 lumens pro projector (non-smart) is much brighter than this.2. The focus wheel is just not good. It's loose until you start getting a sharper image, but then the wheel starts getting hard to spin, it starts getting tighter as the image gets sharper. Then, just when you think you have it, you've over-spun it because it was so hard to spin it just that tad bit to get it perfect. It takes a while to get a good focus. I guess if you're not moving it around too much, this is not a big issue. For me, this is somewhat of a deal breaker.3. Keystone correction: It's a great feature. Just press the middle button on the top and the image is auto-corrected. But, to me, the aspect ratio of the corrected image didn't seem right. It seemed like the image was a tad too wide. Images were stretched a bit horizontally. I was comparing the image against the Brookstone projector (watching the same scene in the same movie side by side). Initially I was not sure if the Brookstone was off (causing slightly taller images) or if this projector was off (causing slightly wider images). But I played around a bit with various positioning of each projector and I felt like this projector was off a bit. Not sure if I would have noticed it if I weren't comparing it to anything else. So, it may not be a problem at all. But for me, given my situation, it was a deal breaker.So, after all of that, I think I'm going to stick with the Brookstone 200 lumens pro (non-smart) projector over this one. This one is much cheaper than the Brookstone one, so if you're on a budget, I'd say give this one a shot. The Brookstone projector is not perfect, it does tend to be a bit over-saturated with its colors. So, if you've never used a Brookstone projector, just go with this one; it's much cheaper and there's a good chance you'll like it.UPDATE 3/27/2017:I did return it and got a replacement. The focus wheel on the replacement projector is smooth and doesn't have any issues. I'm going to keep the replacement and use it in the bedroom. The brightness is good for my purposes. And the "minor" issue with the keystone is a non-issue based on the placement. Overall, this is a SOLID projector. Updating star rating to 5 stars!!

The sound out of the internal speakers is pretty atrocious, and the sound from the 3.5mm jack is also super quiet. Battery life is short of most movies.Picture quality is adequate.

We had been looking for a projector that would be easy to use and have a clear picture. This projector has been absolutely wonderful! It is compatible with the Apple products and has an amazing picture. We are more than pleased!

Wow. This little projector is easy to use and connect. Picture quality is fantastic. I have been projecting HD films on the bedroom wall. It easily projects a very large screen size beautifully. The little speakers are good. Though the aux allows one to attach speakers. It’s great for traveling. Holds at least a two hour charge. I streamed amazon and other streaming services on the projector from my phone. So much fun. I can see that these could make TVs obsolete.

I bought it for my bedroom (14*12 ft) as I didn't want to mount TV on the wall. I have attached it with my Apple TV.Picture quality it good. Setup is easy.Sound quality is just ok. Had to buy additional speakers.A bit noisy compared to brookstone 200lumen but beat the price.Good product if you don't want to spend a lot.

Wow! This little projector is great. We’ve had it for 6 months, and my daughter uses it almost every day. We got a little tripod for $12 that she uses with it, and it’s the perfect set up.Very happy with our purchase. I didn’t get any kick back for writing this. I’m a real customer who loves the product.

So easy to use. Gives a great projected picture. Battery lasts about 2 hours. Absolutely love it.

easy to use and setup. bright clear picture.