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This entertainment projector turns any room into a theater. Easily plugs into a DVD player, cable and satellite, and project clear, larger than life images on the wall or ceiling.
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This projector has more than a six-foot diagonal projection, so you can project movies and video games on the wall or the ceiling. Works with DVD players, x-box, Nintendo, Play station, digital cameras, IPod, computers, TV, cable or satellite box and more; external devices not included. It's so easy to use, just point and project. Featuring a sleek and portable "torpedo" shape, this projector features: built-in speaker and amplifier, easy connection, adjustable handle, focus/brightness/contrast controls and vertical projection stand. It includes one projector, approximately 14.5"L x 5.5"W x 5"H, one vertical projection stand, one standard AV cable and one power cord.
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18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
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Don't waste your money, the picture is very dark and the pixels are the size of marbles. The only way to make it look decent is sitting it very close to the screen which is equivalent 15" or so, even then the colors are way off. Kid's might like it but no conventional modifications make this worthwhile for anything else. For a little bit more you can get a used 1080 HD ready projector and get your moneys worth.
11 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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I've read reviews for this product on a number of different websites. It seems that a great number of people expect to get the quality of a $500 & up projector for a lot less. This little guy is great for the family on a low budget that would like to watch a movie at home on a big screen. It is meant to be watched in a dark room (like in a movie theatre). I think this projector is as good or better than many of the large screen projectors of the 80's and early 90's. The kids love to watch cartoons and play video games on it. If for no other reason, that is worth it. For the cost of an XBox or Playstation, you could buy one of these and one of those reproduction Atari game systems and give the kids hours of simple fun (with a lot less violence!). Most lamps for more expensive projectors cost almost as much as the projectors themselves! The price for a lamp for this little guy is about 10 bucks! Another plus is that lamps can be found at places like Walmart & Kmart. I have this projector and the lower priced, Sharper Image Wonder Wall. Both work about the same and the quality is about the same.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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it is what it is. It projects video and audio. never attempts to beat out the HD projectors or even be an cheap alternative. obviously it doesn't have the best resolution, never claimed to. its essentially a toy, and a pretty good one at that. some reviews talk about the screen door effect, and its true, there is a screen door effect. But as long as your behind the projector, you're far enough away to not see it.
the audio input is stereo, but unfortunately the speakers on it are only mono and there isn't an audio output. since I never really wanted to use the projector's speakers, I plug everything directly into my stereo, so this doesn't really effect me. the only thing I'm having trouble with is connecting my computer to it. but it shouldn't really be hard, just need some kind of RCA adapter, no biggy.
Whereas it doesn't need to be pitch black for it to work, you'll definitely need the lights off to see EVERYTHING. there's been a few dark movies I've seen where it wasn't "Ideal" but they were old martial arts moves where the quality is pretty low to begin with. on the projector there's a menu to change settings; Brightness, Tint, Color, and something else I don't remember.
over all, if you're not used to being spoiled with Hi-def everything, you'd love this. since there's only one input on the projector, I bought an RCA input switcher thing and can easily switch it from Cable TV to Xbox, etc... just last night I had 7 people in my room laying on the floor watching the baseball game on the ceiling, and didn't hear any complaints. I'm considering replacing my TV with it, its quite the space saver, VERY light and easy to transport. Comes with vertical stand to shine on the ceiling.
It is what it is
the audio input is stereo, but unfortunately the speakers on it are only mono and there isn't an audio output. since I never really wanted to use the projector's speakers, I plug everything directly into my stereo, so this doesn't really effect me. the only thing I'm having trouble with is connecting my computer to it. but it shouldn't really be hard, just need some kind of RCA adapter, no biggy.
Whereas it doesn't need to be pitch black for it to work, you'll definitely need the lights off to see EVERYTHING. there's been a few dark movies I've seen where it wasn't "Ideal" but they were old martial arts moves where the quality is pretty low to begin with. on the projector there's a menu to change settings; Brightness, Tint, Color, and something else I don't remember.
over all, if you're not used to being spoiled with Hi-def everything, you'd love this. since there's only one input on the projector, I bought an RCA input switcher thing and can easily switch it from Cable TV to Xbox, etc... just last night I had 7 people in my room laying on the floor watching the baseball game on the ceiling, and didn't hear any complaints. I'm considering replacing my TV with it, its quite the space saver, VERY light and easy to transport. Comes with vertical stand to shine on the ceiling.
It is what it is
Most Recent Customer Reviews
it's ok not great
I did what it said it would do. Doesn't have AUX input, so you cant hook up speakers. The sound its not loud enough. The picture was good and easy to set up.
Published 8 months ago by Rose Petal Perfect
dont buy this
i got mine in the mail turned it on and a split second later it turned off and wont turn back on it is so cheap for a reason....
Published 17 months ago by Tony
Great value in a low-end projector
I think that this is a pretty good value for the money. Of course, the picture quality and lumens aren't that great - it's not a $1,000 projector, but for viewing a slide... Read more
Published on April 7, 2010 by dghuleo
This is only one toy, not for professional use
Bought this for my church pre-Baptist class presentation, this product doesn't is what I expected it to do. Waste of time and money. Read more
Published on March 31, 2010 by Villmater
This is not worth the money it's a toy!
It barely has the resolution of a cell phone. I think mine is 240. The lamp is so dim you have to use black out curtains to see 4 feet. My kids use it in the closet. Read more
Published on April 26, 2009 by M. Lunn
Not any good for anything really
It isn't bright enough to project, the resolution is bad and the colors are bad.
Really a piece of junk
Really a piece of junk
Published on February 1, 2009 by Robert S. Humphreys
No Computer Hookup
Since this was advertised as "hooking up to a computer" I purchased it for use with my laptop. This only accepts Red/White/Yellow connections. Read more
Published on October 29, 2008 by Roberta Karchner
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