Pxodyda Smart LED Projector

* A high-quality 4k projector for the Big game days or movies at home.* It comes with many pre-installed apps(Android TV) so you do not need any smart device.* A simple and very easy setup.* Picture quality is crystal clear and seamless.* You can place this on some table or even mount it on the ceiling.* It has an inbuilt HiFi speaker which is good for small rooms.* You can connect this to the internet by WiFi or over ethernet.* It has HDMI, VGA and USB ports to connect to other external devices.* It also supports AIrPlay.

This projector has really improved my home entertainment setup, turning my living room into a private theater with great visuals and easy connectivity. The images are crisp and vivid. Whether you're immersed in a movie or fully engrossed in a game or streaming content, the image quality is excellent.

The speaker began the day after and now if you turn it on all you can hear is the fan grinding

Not sure how accurate the "1100 ANSI" is, but it is still visible in a lighted room. Those other cheap projectors are dim that you can't see in a well-lit room. That's the main advantage of this.Built-in speakers are usually terrible on projectors, but this one is pretty decent/acceptable (better than my BenQ and Optima projector). I think their "IMAX LEVEL SURROUND SOUND" marketing is laughably silly and overly exaggerated, though.The "4K" is also misleading as it's native resolution is 1080. You get two HDMI outputs, one VGA, and two USB ports. There's also a headphone jack, AV and LAN port.There is some keystone adjustments "4D trapezoid"Remote control requires 2 AAA batteries (not included). They include a HDMI cable and a 100" gray cloth screen.It basically has built-in Android on this, so the apps run as if it's on phone; I don't like how Netflix runs because you have to use the remote as a mouse cursor instead of a real TV navigation. But yeah, you can install different apps on this.There is no physical zoom on this; the wheel is just for focusing. There is a built-in sliding lens cover. The build quality is very plastic.I also own a BenQ HT2150ST (short throw projector; 2200 Lumens), which is far superior to this (but also cost twice as much as this at the time). You usually get what you pay for with projectors.I highly recommend getting yourself a portable projector screen with a stand, as you'll get far better image/movie experience, instead of projecting it on a plain wall (like in my video)

The projector is extremely impressive. It is user-friendly. The brightness is sufficient, allowing for a slight illumination if you are eating or prefer the room not to be completely dark. After using it for an hour or two, it does emit some heat, but it is not a distraction unless you are sitting right beside it. The projector seamlessly integrates with Android TV, allowing you to easily access any streaming application.