Mini Projector - Artlii Enjoy Vital Portable Projector with ±45° Digital 4D Keystone Correction Lower Noise, HiFi Stereo,1080P Support Movie Projector Compatible Chromecast TV Phone Game

The media could not be loaded.  Loving it! Ive had a ton of projectors and I must say this one is worth the buy. In the past ive had very expensive projectors that claim great quality yet upon unboxing it was clear id been bamboozled. So I took a chance and WOW, I would have expected to pay two if not three times the price. its just feels like its well built and will last the test of time The image quality gets a 8 out of 10.: throw distance also a solid 8. I love the fact that I don't have to have the projector set up super far away just to get a decant screen size. I noticed that there is an IR receiver for the remote on the front and the back so if you rear project you can still use the remote! Over all im very satisfied and if your on the fence on weather or not to get it, allow me to help. Click add to cart just do it! lol

The Artlii Enjoy is a projector with HDMI, USB, SD card, and RCA audio/video inputs, stereo speakers, audio out, multiple options for projection orientation, and both vertical AND HORIZONTAL keystone correction...for less than $100Sure, it isn’t very bright and its native resolution is only 480p, but it does upscale to support 1080p content, and it’s very small and very light, making it a great option to throw in a bag and take along with you to any projector-less location—so long as there’s a power outlet. The Enjoy doesn’t have a battery option, so it’s not a truly projector, but it’s pretty close, and compared to that category of projectors, I WOULD consider it to be bright.It has a fantastically responsive remote. When another projector might not respond, this one does. Sometimes I think it’s a Bluetooth remote despite the projector most definitely having infrared receivers on the front and back.It also has a smooth and precise focus ring on the lens, as well as a manual vertical keystone correction ring situated just behind the focus ring.The top of the projector features hard-clicking buttons for power, source, OK, back, left, and right. I actually prefer these to the touch-responsive soft “buttons” on the Artlii Energon because I can feel where they are in the dark or without looking at the projector, and I never accidentally activate an unintended function.I already mentioned almost all of the projector’s inputs, but it also features a VGA port (for use as a computer monitor, for example), rounding out an excellent set of options for a projector in this budget category. It’s also a bonus that these are all on the side of th projector rather than the back. This projector seems ideal for smaller spaces due to its lower resolution and keystone options, and having wires coming out of the side rather than the back can give owners a little better access in confined quarters.Which brings me to the biggest highlight and the standout feature of this little projector that could: the horizontal keystone option. This ultra-useful feature allows owners to project the image at an angle—from a bedside table, for example—and get a decently squared-off picture. This digital (menu-driven) trick comes combined with a digital vertical keystone option as well as a digital image rotation, all three of which are separate from the analog vertical keystone correction ring mentioned earlier.This is so cool, and makes the Enjoy super versatile. It’s not magic, however, so the trade-off you are agreeing to when using digital keystone correction is that the image is reduced in size with every adjustment. Therefore, if your projector is set at an extreme angle, there will be a large area of the projected image that is simply a black image, with the viewable—and now straightened—picture being condensed to one side or corner. Still, I believe this trade-off is worth it for the benefit of having so many more options for your viewing setup. This is definitely my favorite feature of the Artlii Enjoy, and almost worth the price of admission alone.(Check the photo for a grid overlay on my projected image from the side of a bed—a very steep horizontal angle AND tilted vertically a little, too. This projector position would like absolutely terrible without the keystone features on the Artlii Enjoy; you can see here it’s almost perfectly squared off.)The projector has a full on-screen display for setting things like picture and audio parameters, the clock, sleep timer, the keystone feature, a screen size adjustment (to shrink the projection for tighter spaces or smaller screens), etc. It’s a fairly complete package, especially on a projector of this price.So how is the viewing experience? It’s pretty good! For 90 bucks you get a huge image on your wall, so long as you have a dark room to view it in. I typically watch in the evening, so it’s great, but ambient light tends to overpower this little guy. It’s also not the most high fidelity, as mentioned, so your high-resolution content won’t be as crisp as you get on an LCD/OLED screen. But again, it’s a sub-$100 projector, and it’s a steal. If you’re looking for a solid projector on a strict budget, you’ve found it.

I come from a native 800p projector and the difference in quality is very noticeable . I mainly bought it because it is the lowest price 4d keystone supported projector which I can search but it is too much a downgrade in quality of output. Upon looking at some of the uploaded images carefully; the picture was a bit fuzzy. You will not be able to use it as a computer output because it appears an unsharp mask was heavily applied at 1920x1080. I don't see how you can experience a good experience watching most modern movies that is originally 1080p or higher resolution.The 4d keystone with horizontal/vertical works ok but can only compensate so much when the 15degree keystone dial is almost useless in keeping the entire picture sharp without upper/lower portions blurry. In terms of noise; it was at around 32dbi as measured on my phone app compared to my other projector at 40dbi however the audio output was inferior that the fan noise was more noticeable.

The media could not be loaded.  There's alot of projectors out there. I was really surprised at how compact, clear and loud this projector was considering the cost. For the price and what you get out of this projector is worth the purchase! I find this great for travel, kids and general use around the house.PackageIt weights about 4lbs. Its portable but you need to plug it in. It comes with Remote, hdmi cable, audio cable and AV cable. Lens has a plastic protector which is great to protect it from being scratched. Remote can be aimed at the back and front of the unit which is important!Video:Wow, this thing was impressive. Its 1080p supported and bright. However, you will need to watch it on low light or no light for the best video. I was pleasently surprised at how clear the picture was. It has Focus and keystone adjustment outside which is very easy to use to get the clearest picture. I like that it has vertical and Horizontal keystone correction. For a small projector it even has a 5% to 100% zooming which comes in handy so i don't have to move it so many times when setting up. This is very helpful!Audio:You get Stereo sound but not Dolby digital. There is only 1 speaker. I was blown away how load it was considering the small footprint. I thought i was going to need to plug it to an external speaker but the sound level was good enough for me in a small room.Connection:I tested this project by connecting my phone to it and stream whatever i'm showing off my phone. I did this using HDMI to USBC cable (not included BTW). With this cable i was able to stream netflix, youtube, etc from my phone to this projector with no audio or video delay! I'm a happy camper. You can also connect Wifi dongle and chromecast directly to the HDMI Port. It also has a USB port and VGA Port.If you choose to mount this, there's mounting holes at the back. It also has a small adjustable leg on the bottom. It didn't come with a bag which would have been nice. The project size is about 8 x 9 so you get an idea how compact this is. I posted pics and video to help and give more info about this item. I was projecting to a wall only so don't mind any blemish on the picture. Its my wall :) Hope it helps. If you are looking for a low cost, small projector with good video and audio then I would recommend this item.