This is a generic projector but a pretty good one, the image looks good and the video has a decently smooth playback. One thing most budget generic projectors do that makes them pretty bad is video jitter, tearing or slight lag between frames. This projector seems to have a fairly smooth frame rate which most likely means that it’s processor is able to keep up just fine with its 1080 resolution. It supports 4k playback which is probably why it doesn’t struggle with 1080 playback. This is a native 1080 projector which seems correct based on the picture quality compared to a 720 projector that I own. It supports 4k videos but this only means that it can downscale the video to 1080 resolution, 4k videos will typically look better in 1080 because they have a higher bitrate. The picture quality looks pretty good, the colors look nice and the contrast of fine in low light. The built in speaker is so so for a projector but it still gets the job done. The projector has Bluetooth to pair speakers but there is a lag which makes the audio out of sync with video. For easy playback and better Bluetooth audio I just use a firestick which works perfectly with movies. This projector does have Wi-Fi which has two main benefits. The first benefit is screen mirroring with both android and iOS. I tried airplay with my iPhone and the video is actually pretty good, the frame rate keeps up well while mirroring. The second benefit is that the projector comes with a very basic YouTube app built in, its not the best YouTube experience but it still a neat option. The build of the projector is about average for a budget projector, it has some weight to it and the plastics feel fine. I do like that the main picture doesn’t have light bled issues, it does have light bled but further to the sides where it’s not as annoying. Overall this looks like a pretty decent budget projector. Read more