Miroir 50" Class FHD (1080P) LED Projector (M20)

A complete joke. Couldn’t even activate it as it does not come with activation code.

I ended up spending over $100 for this little device, at a local retail shop. You can find full-sized projectors for less than $100, that are 100X better, quality wise, than this little contraption.The device supposedly projects up to a 50 in Image and supposedly runs at 1080i. Good luck w/ that! I plugged it into my 11 in tablet and ultimately had to stick the projector so close to the wall (so the text was legible) that the projection itself was just about the same size as tablet. Even if I could get it to focus correctly, w/ the manual dial (No Auto-focus Feature), all it takes is a slight bump or movement, to send it out of focus again. Also, the luminosity is nowhere near the brightness necessary to even bother projecting it any further away, regardless.The External Packaging is also riddled w/ misleading, false advertising. For one, there is a photo on the back of the box, which shows a group of 4 adults sitting outside, having drinks, watching a Crisp 50" Projection of a Football Game. I suspect the photo itself either wasn't taken w/ this actual product or when they took the actual photo, there was no projection there to begin w/ and it was Photoshopped in later, as I can NEVER see this particular product EVER being capable of projecting at that size, luminosity and quality. Second, there is another photo of a kid, sitting on his bed w/ the device also sitting on his bed, projecting a video onto his bedroom wall and yet the projected image is completely straight (w/ the top & bottom edges of the projection being completely parallel to the ceiling & floor). I tried that myself and found it to be completely impossible. The device is so ridiculously unstable, you're probably going to need to purchase a camera tripod to screw it into. Amazingly, the manufacturer seems to have known how unstable this device is, as they included the screw-in connection, on the bottom of this device, so it can be attached to a camera tripod.If you ask me, having worked in IT/Networking for many years, while also taking part in the design & engineering of electrics & digital devices, as a hobby, I can barely believe that this little contraption ever made it onto the manufacturing floor, let alone a retail floor. It seems like the device is still in the prototype phase, w/ some promise (in the future maybe, w/ a lot of work), but it just doesn't seem finished. I also can't see myself using it ever again, unless I was in a real pinch (No Monitor or TV Available and/or Bad/Dead Touchscreen, Video Card, etc). To me, that isn't worth more that $100. I'd maybe pay $20.00-$25.00 for this product (as it is now). Ultimately, it just feels like more of an experimental contraption, than a completely finished, legitimate retail product. Needless to say, I have a strong feeling that I'll be returning this device for something more tried, tested & proven.

This thing is amazing for the price. Cant possibly understand how someone with "credentials" could have such a hard time. It's fun, portable, and priced to low in my book.