When it comes to projectors there will always be a split opinion on quality and brightness etc but if you're not looking for perfection or selling your car to pay for a professional setup you could do a lot worse than this. We set this up in our living room and projected from a shelf below or TV to the wall opposite as this is a white wall and the largest single surface in the room, the projector was roughly 2-2.5m away from the wall and the biggest projected screen size that was watchable was over 150" in width (side to side not diagonal) and the 4k videos we tried from YouTube looked not only clear but quite vibrant as well, I hooked the projector up to my Series X to test it out and found that Fallout 4 was a bit too dark to play especially when in a dark building but Forza Horizon 5 in daytime in game looked stunning, I also tried a 4k sample of Aquaman and that looked pretty decent even in some of the darker scenes. The projector does get pretty warm when in use, so this is something to consider when placing it, the power cable is not the longest, but it did the job, all the other inputs are on the back as well which makes it easier to manage, the sound quality was pretty good for a built-in speaker, not only was it loud enough, but it didn't sound tinny and handled base well enough, the built-in wireless was easy enough to set up once you get it aligned and focused. I didn't have any issues with this projector at all and the only thing I'd improve is more locking options on the arm/stand as it would help with adjusting the location on the wall as currently it seems like it's can be 90 degrees or 180 degrees, but maybe 5 degree notches would allow for more precise aiming. We look forward to using this in the garden later in the year under the canopy in the evenings, but for now it will be my new way of watching YouTube in the living room. Read more