ELEPHAS 1080P HD LED Movie Projector, 7000L with 3000:1 Contrast, Support HDMI USB VGA Amazon Fire TV Smartphone, Ideal for Office Home Cinema Entertainment Games Party.

I have a high quality projector for my home theater but I like the idea of a portable unit to slug around for game nights with friends. ELEPHAS Mini Projector was the perfect low cost solution to allow me to hook up all my old and new consoles. Come with an adaptor for analog (Red, White, & Yellow) and built in HDMI hookups.Worked well on a blank wall and even better on real or mock screen. I had the best results setting the projector 10-15ft back. The picture was solid I could easily play and read the text from my console.There is a bit of a hum from the fan but it's about what expected being a projector owner before hand.The audio is nothing special, I wasn't expecting much from this price range. I used a portable speaker with the AUX input which worked well.This is a solid unit if you are looking to buy a cheap screen to have some fun with in different use cases. It's very light, comes with a nice case, very portable, and has a good range of hook ups.This is not not ideal for using as a main Home Theater projector. There's a vast difference between quality and price of a midrange projector.I had a lot of fun with this and would easily recommend this to my friends for purchase. Just need to know your limitations before purchase. Solid unit and excellent quality for what it is.

I was looking for a lightweight, portable projector, and this one has worked perfectly for what I need. The projector itself is a good size and lighter than one might expect while looking at it. It comes in a compact carrying case with adjustable sections and straps, which makes it easy to pack up the projector while cords are still plugged in. There are many options for output - I have personally used the USB, HDMI, and an external speaker with no problems. Connecting to the outputs obviously requires a little more effort than it would with a projector with Bluetooth capabilities, but for the price, it is definitely worth it. On my unit, the power cord needs to be plugged quite forcefully in order to fit in, so much so that I was initially scared I would break something doing it. However, I have not seemed to have any problems so far. As for the image, I have been able to use it at a variety of distances depending on my needs. In each case, I was able to adjust the sharpness and angle of the image to what I needed without problem. My only complaint is that the instructions that come with the project were not very specific, and I felt as if I was just messing around with the projector until I figured things out (such as how to take off the lens cap). Not really a big deal though, because it is pretty straightforward to use Overall, I was very satisfied with this purchase, especially for the price compared to other projectors!

Nice basic budget projector. Facts: it's not HD.... you can clearly see pixels but at this price point it's a great package. Looks sharp. A nice padded case with extra room for a small extension cord which is a must a spot for the remote and included HDMI cord. I also threw in my chrome cast all in a nice ready to go bag. It's a fun convenience item for a trip or even in a bedroom. A very large clear image but not something you are going to build your home theater around. If your looking for a budget friendly way to get a big screen experience, stream a movie off the phone etc. Without spending several hundred dollars more this will do it. No regrets on my purchase just know what your getting is a quality but budget item. The sound it adequate. Loud enough to stand alone but not super high quality either. It is a bit tinny. Very little bass clear highs and ok mid range. Loud enough to watch anything and enjoy it but you are not getting a surround sound experience out if the tiny speaker that is in this thing. And yes to really enjoy this it must be dark and the darker the better, though you can clearly see it in a low lit room.

This has just about as many faults as it does positives to me.This is my first home projector for personal use, though I've used them in the past. First off, the overall design doesn't bother me in the slightest. It is around the size of half a cinderblock, but it weighs much less. It has mass, but it isn't dense, which was my first pleasant surprise. Then I plugged it in and realized that the power cable did not fit snugly and always felt as if it would fall out at any moment.The included instructions were easy enough to follow and once connected to my HDMI device, it automatically connected with no problems. The first issue though was the picture quality. Now, I wear corrective lenses, but even my non-impaired family members were complaining about the lake of crispness in the video.I tried this on a white wall as well as a projector sheet made for projectors like this one, and there was still a very obvious pixelation going on at the "sharpest"adjustment of the lens.Adjusting the lens is simple enough (even though it does not shrink or expand greatly) as you just need to turn it with a small switch connected to the lens. I was surprised how controlled the focusing was and had no issues with the picture losing focus at all. Next problem, though, is that the projector needed to be a good distance away from your viewing surface before you could even really make out anything. It was roughly about 10 feet away at least before I got a clear picture, which seems fair, but the image was still not clear, it was pixelated. Even at 100% contrast/sharpness, it just made the pixels clearer on the images.Finally, the sound. While the volume was not an issue to adjust or modify, it had to compete with the constant buzzing of the projector. It has a clearly audible hum while on which can drown out your sound unless you turn it up past the 70% mark. I ended up having to plug in an AUX cable from my device to a speaker to not get distracted by the buzz.Overall, it's not a bad projector, but there are some clear fixes that would need to happen if I were to buy this for anyone or use it in a professional space. The buzzing can get annoying, the power cable is questionable, the image quality needs some work, and the audio is hard to argue with as it's competing with the device itself. On the plus side, it's small, it's convenient, it's intuitive to use/configure, and does not run hot at all, even after a two+ hour movie and random adjustments.