28 Portable Pico Budget Projectors Compared (Bonus: Best Projector Screen recommendation)

[@pktsqr]

This might be one of the best overview/roundup videos I've ever seen. Great organization and progression to the video. Thanks for the effort and info!

[@แบงค์ทรมาน]

OMG I away watching to find real honest chanel about projector and no one i found. Finally i found your chanel. Thank you.

[@sbsreview272]

Thanks! You may want to check out my review of Projector Screens as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/foO9nHZ_lNZqedk

[@04dram04]

Wow this is the video I dreamed about, but didnt expect. Thanks!

[@sbsreview272]

Thanks for the comment!

[@pupthelovemonkey]

Just want to say thank you for your reviews, they have been very helpful. You clearly put a lot of effort into your videos, so for someone looking to assess different projectors quickly it's a very helpful guide.

[@thomasudell4848]

Probably the best comparative review of any product I’ve ever seen. Great job!

[@nghminh81]

As many have said here, I also found your review videos are the best on internet for the portable projectors. There are too many crap projectors on market, and most of online reviews can't prove image quality. Thank you so much!

[@sbsreview272]

Thank you! And don't forget about the screen as this can play a huge role in the quality of you projectors image as well. You may want to check out my video companion 4 types of projector screens: kzbin.info/www/bejne/foO9nHZ_lNZqedk

[@drowley]

Wow finally a real comparison!! I looked and looked for image comparisons from these projectors. I wanted to know how the different brightness compared to each other and whats the best for the money. Thank you so much for your hard work!

[@joseanderson-cuff6491]

Thank you very much for this video... I realize that is must have been time consuming in putting this video together however I would like to show my appreciation for your video editing skills and for your research on on the various models. I really didn't realize that the "AAXA P7" was that good for its size.

[@sbsreview272]

Yes, the P7 is Full 1080p where almost every other portable projector is 720p or less.

[@wisdomdive]

This is truly an impressive review. Worth a thousand other reviews.

[@0999sandy]

AMAZING comparison video. Was considering AAXA P7 but was confused. Boy! is this the answer.

[@ZeroPointProductions]

Wow you certainly went to some effort for this video, Great job! Axxa p7 is a win by the looks of this video

[@TheManoj300]

What a underrated review, kudos 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@ChrisStaley914]

Just wanted to say thanks for these videos - it looks like you are no longer posting any new ones, but I enjoyed what you did. Also bought one of your screens, and I absolutely love it! It really is just about the best and easiest all around solution if you don't want a permanent screen. Hope you make more content someday!

[@JessieK411]

What a great channel you put together here! I have been watching projector reviews for a few days and yours have been the best videos I’ve seen, by FAR. Very informative and exactly what I’ve been look for. Thank you!!

[@sbsreview272]

Thanks Jessica. My favorite overall projector is the Nebula Mars II because of the longer battery life, auto focus and great sound. Amazon has a "Deal of the Day" sale on the upgraded Mars II Pro today (May 15, 2020) for $369.99 which is a GREAT price (I just ordered one myself): ​www.amazon.com/deal/917d3d53/

[@angprinsesa99]

Woah this is the best projectors comparison video!

[@loganabelsalter]

Thank you for doing the work no one knew they needed!

[@mpm289]

Thx man! Would love to see a 2020 edition.

[@hannesaltenfelder4302]

Thank you soo much for this professional comparison. And I like to remember the companys: Honesty sells!

[@ginab6434]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I've been holding off and doing lots of research, and from what I could find, it seemed the P7 was what I wanted. However, I still wasn't sure because no one does a real comparison of the details. I need it for doing fine art, and I need to see the details, so all I could do is make a guess by looking at the native resolution and the lumens. I really appreciate your help!

[@planegoodmusic]

Gina did you find a projector you are happy with for your art?

[@damianhyde1432]

Great Job! bought a P7 for $350 on Amazon Renew. Seems most of the negative reviews are about fan noise and the lack of wireless connectivity or android os. Having a great picture is the #1 job of a projector so to me it could fail on all other fronts and still be a great projector if it does its primary purpose well. Such a good review in helping me make a choice, thank you

[@sbsreview272]

Thanks for the positive feedback. The P7 has probably the best image quality of all the portable projectors.

[@planegoodmusic]

Damian, How is the fan noise on your unit? Are you still happy with it? The fan seems extremely loud in the reviews.

[@kuochiyoug]

Thank you! I actually struggling to search for good project for my rear projection project!

[@sbsreview272]

You may want to check out the Made in the USA Spandex Projector Screen which is GREAT for rear projection: www.amazon.com/120-inch-Projector-Screen-Projection/dp/B00A81S4YU

[@BBXFX]

I would love to see how the p7 compares to the p6x. 1100 LED lumens (projector Central measured 698 ANSI lumens) and 1280x800

[@RodCine]

You have an awesome review here. I have the p700 pro ataxia so far it is the best pick I have ever owned. Thinking of getting their newest and latest. I just do not like the menu.

[@Hugo-zk6vu]

Man please update this review with prices. Also Aaxa just released the M7. I just want to buy it because it's like best of class for everything (on paper). Could you try it ?

[@danh2716]

Great comparo. Gives a guy a good feel for the light and IQ of the options. It would be great to get a feel for motion handling in video playback (judder, pull-down, etc.) But that would be a lot of work.

[@elvisjames]

Through and sensible work, thanks!!

[@Therealaudreyandolive]

Amazing work Much appreciated!!! Thank you🙌🏻

[@karthikeyanmahalingam8609]

Mass comparison. Wonderful effort.

[@sbsreview272]

Thanks for you compliments!

[@zack4japan]

Fantastic video dude👍🏽

[@jackiebailey9965]

Great info to know before making the purchase. However, before I decide on the less-compact Aaxa p7, have you edited the image to increase the sharpness of it? Due to the graininess and shadow definition compared to the original image it does almost seem like it was edited. If not, then that’s great! I’ve used a friend’s nebula capsule a few times and was actually amazed with, not only the sound, but the resolution and brightness.. and that was just on the wall without a projection screen! I really love Anker. Especially for their compact designs. I’m not sure that this will sway me.. appreciate the video though!

[@sbsreview272]

No editing, the P7 produces a really great picture, very sharp with good colors. The Nebula Capsule and Mars II Pro are both on sale today (May 15, 2020) for $221.99 and $369.99 (great prices) as an Amazon "Deal of the Day": www.amazon.com/deal/917d3d53/ (I just ordered the Mars II Pro to compare it to the Mars II which is my overall favorite compact projector because of the longer battery life and great sound).

[@mvanarsd1]

Wonderful review of projectors! I appreciate the time and effort you put into your review. I was looking at the P7 for drawing from an image around 18 x 24. , with the projector on a tripod facing down. Is this something the P7 can do?

[@suzannereyes5733]

These are a great help. Thank you for taking the time. I saw Fry’s has one iDeaPLAY P100B. I’d love to see if you had any experience with that pico projector.

[@sbsreview272]

Hmmm, the iDeaPLAY looks a bit like the Insignia Premium Audio Pico (but not exactly) with 100 Lumens brightness and landed a little below the middle of the pack in the 28 projector review.

[@joannapauls6231]

underrated video no cap

[@djwingy230]

Hi SBS Excellent video and very informative. What do you think about the AAXA P7 Vs nebula Mars II Pro (500 ANSI lumens), thanks

[@yigitozturk1103]

Great video, thanks for your effort and time!

[@sbsreview272]

Thanks! What projector do you prefer and what type of screen do you use?

[@yigitozturk1103]

@@sbsreview272 I am more on the content creation side and stuck with screens/monitors. But after watching your review, AAXA P7 seems like good option for our casual movie nights, thanks again.

[@ykang568]

Very informational, thanks for sharing. Have you heard of the anybeam? Recently came across this model, quite interested in it but hard to find detailed reviews with comparisons like yours

[@aremdvnasophia]

Nice review. Now I want an Aaxa P7.

[@sbsreview272]

Yeah, the P7 has a nice image. The other projector I like is the Nebula Mars II which occasionally goes on sale for under $400 on Amazon. It has a much longer battery life (up to 5 hours), built in Auto-Focus which is pretty cool and a really great built in speaker. It' won't be great in a lit room but if your room is dark you'll be more than happy. (I've compared it to the the Mars II PRO which is 200 lumen brighter but didn't really notice a difference in the brightness between the two) Here's a link to the Price Watch site which shows the price history and allows you to enter a target price then they will email you when the price drops: camelcamelcamel.com/product/B07BXDW18Z

[@Facts_In60Seconds]

That was the best review/comparison that I've seen by far. When will you be doing reviews for the mini projectors like Apeman? Thank you....Subscribed!

[@bencoombes2711]

Great channel thanks this has help so much 😊 think the p7 might be my 1st choice

[@sbsreview272]

I really like the P7.

[@bencoombes2711]

I have had mine for about 4 weeks now and I love it with a Amazon fire stick does everything I want and it so bright

[@sbsreview272]

I was surprised how bright it was and great resolution at 1080p.

[@planegoodmusic]

Are you still happy with the P7? How is the fan noise on yours?

[@nicks3461]

Hi, just found this video. Great video. I'm looking into getting an aaxa p7 now but I noticed you haven't done a head to head with the aaxa p7. I heard it's fan can be pretty loud when it's on bright mode bit what about the dimmer mode? Any other good to knows about the aaxa p7? Thanks!

[@stst2390]

Great video, thank you for all of the info! Have you seen anything on the Kodak Luma? I'm looking to buy a small projector and this video helped quite a bit!

[@sbsreview272]

I don't know much about the Kodak Luma but it seems to be 3 different projectors with 3 different brightness levels (75, 150 and 350 lumens) and three different prices. It looks like it's a 480p resolution... I'd recommend 720p if you can afford the upgrade and I think you'll want something brighter than 75 lumens.

[@stst2390]

SBS Review, thanks for the reply! I was looking at the 350 for the WiFi/Bluetooth capability... I’m going to be deployed and stuck in a tiny room, so I figured I won’t need that much power. And a smaller form factor would be best. That’s most of the reason I’m looking at a small projector instead of a tv. Thanks again for all of the info and reviews.

[@sbsreview272]

You may want to check out the Laser Beam Pro C200... because it uses a laser to produce the image it's always in focus which makes it super easy to move if needed. Here are a few comparison videos I did: Nebula Capsule -vs- Laser Beam Pro C200 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXrSaGCfiLppoKc Aaxa p300 Neo -vs- Laser Beam Pro C200 kzbin.info/www/bejne/baWmnHeandSXZ9U Laser Beam Pro C200 -vs- ZTE Spro 2 (with digital focus) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZ2WlnqYebiefM0

[@josephdezusa]

Man you did a hard work .

[@bijanrajaie710]

amazing comparison! Just ordered the P7, could you please review the xiaomi mijia projector? I would like to see how it compares to the aaxa p7, thanks!

[@sbsreview272]

I don't plan on doing any review in the near future but you made a good choice with the P7.

[@val4itsa]

was also hesitating between these two

[@zuzivasileva2565]

Great review! Wondering where does Acer C250i fit among these? I am looking for a portable pico projector versatile enough for ceiling projection. My other options are the nebula and viewsonic m1

[@sbsreview272]

Don't know much about the Acer C250i but a review from "theonlinecornet.com" said "it fails to deliver a good consumer experience". The M1 may be a good choice for ceiling projection.

[@funky-twig]

Hi, I just got an AAXA P7 and the focus wheel is VERY stiff making it very difficult to focus as it jumped rather than moves smoothly, is this normal.

[@nicksardelli890]

benq w1070 was the best of them all. makes sense since it's full size

[@thegirlsmomkll]

Have you ever reviewed any of the Vankyo products, particularly the 600 series? Considering the 620 but I am concerned about the light output

[@sbsreview272]

The Vankyo projectors seem very similar to all the other budget projectors in that price range. They can be plenty bright enough in a dark or dimly lit room but they typically lose focus near the edges of the image. If you can make your room dark with blackout curtains then most projectors will be adequately bright but if you plan on using it in a fairly bright room you may want to go with a more expensive projector. For a dark room I prefer the Nebula Mars II which can also run on battery power and has great speakers. It occasionally goes on sale for around $370 on Amazon (you can visit this site and put your target price in, they will notify you when the price drops: camelcamelcamel.com/product/B07BXDW18Z If brightness is a top concern then the Epson VS250 is very bright and costs around $300 but it has a lower resolution and you can actually see the individual pixels if you're looking for them.

[@fireworkdisplaysuk]

Yet the P7 reviews on Amazon are mostly negative.... why I wonder.

[@sbsreview272]

Seems most of the negative reviews were from people who got defective units or they thought the fax was too loud. The Nebula Capsule and Mars II Pro are both on sale today (May 15, 2020) for $221.99 and $369.99 (great prices) as an Amazon "Deal of the Day": ​@t The Mars II is my favorite overall compact projector due to it's longer battery life ad great sound.

[@andreiter]

It’s now 2021, which Aaxa would you suggest today, still the P7?

[@Tim-is-short]

Have you had a chance to play with the Nebra Anybeam?

[@zahradnik333]

Thanks for such a great video. I found it´s really difficult to find most of the projectors in the UK though, I was interested in the Laser Beam C200 or ZTE Spro 2, but can´t buy it anywhere here. Also, are you planning to make a video with iCODIS Compact Pro G3 by any chance ?

[@sbsreview272]

It doesn't look like the iCODIS Compact Pro G3 is available here in the U.S. You may want to check eBay.co.uk for the LaserBeam Pro C200 and the ZTE Spro 2 but you run on 240 Volts in the UK instead of 120 Volts so keep that in mind.

[@thomasblair3449]

Hi SBS Can you please make a video review for the best budget home theatre projector on Amazon or ebay?

[@sbsreview272]

That's a tough one depending on what your budget is and what your preferences are. For instance, the Nebula Mars II has great sound, great image quality, auto focus and a decent battery life but it's twice the price of the Optoma LV130 which has a lower resolution so it's difficult to determine which projector is "best". Hopefully the image quality review of the 28 projectors will help you make that decision.

[@-UA]

Thank you for the quality content and excellent comparison! I decided to go with the Nebula Mars Lite (Renewed) and your upload helped so much! You should add affiliate links for the projectors as well. When I buy the projector screen, I'll definitely purchase through your link! :)

[@sbsreview272]

Thanks for the compliments. Nebula just came out with a Mars II Pro thats 500 Lumen which should be noticeably brighter but it costs $599.

[@-UA]

Thanks for the info! Yes, I saw that but it was too expensive for me. For that price I would have gone with the Epson 1060, which costs $500. The renewed version of mars lite on amazon costed $239 so I thought was worth it for me!

[@sbsreview272]

Yes, $239 is a good deal for a Mars Lite, I'm sure you'll be quite happy with it.

[@04dram04]

Which version Miroir mp150 is that? I have never seen it look like that when searching. The one ones i have seen ar mp150a and mp150w. They have a slotted grill on front

[@sbsreview272]

That's actually a good question. I no longer have the projector and can't seem to find it online anymore. I'm guessing it's and Mp150 (without the "A" or "W" suffer?) Let me know if you figure this out.

[@m1haun]

Wow!!! Now this is a proper comparison of this little guys! To be fair I'm still between Aaxa P300 Neo and ViewSonic M1 for a budget under 300$.. After watching your video Aaxa P300 Neo is a clear winner for me in the image aspect. Att the same time it seems like M1 has a better sound and it's more user friendly (auto keystone, 360° rotation) from what I saw. If it's a first projector for home-only use that will not be connected to an external sound system, which one would you recommend? Also what would you say about Aaxa P6 vs P7, is it as good as a newer model? Thanks!

[@sbsreview272]

The Aaxa P300 Neo and the ViewSonic M1 are both great little projectors, I think you'd be happy with either. If size is not really an issue you may want to also consider the Nebula Mars II (auto focus, longer battery life and GREAT sound quality.) Amazon has it today (5/17/2020) as a "Deal of the Day" for only $369.99 - Here's the link: www.amazon.com//dp/B07BXDW18Z Aaxa P6 -vs- P7 - the P7 is the clear winner because of it's higher resolution (1920 x 1080 -vs- 1280x 800 for the P6)

[@m1haun]

@@sbsreview272 Thank you for the detailed answer!! Did not realize such drastic resultion differerence between P6 and P7 😱

[@sbsreview272]

Yes, the P7 is noticeably sharper than most other portable projectors (which are all typically 720p).

[@lavrenzo84]

how much db noise has Aaxa p7 when watching a movie ?.Is the fan noise realy that loud ?

[@sbsreview272]

All Aaxa projectors have a louder fan noise than most other projectors because they typically produce a brighter image and you need the stronger fan to keep everything cool. I guess it just depends how sensitive you are to it... to me it's just white noise that kind of fades into the background while other people find it really annoying. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

[@diujay]

Viewsonic M1+ (300 lumnes ) vs LG PF50ks (600 Lumens) which one better ??

[@jordan1234564]

They don't make the stretch screen anymore??? Where can you get them now? And can't you adjust the color on the p7 for better whites?

[@sbsreview272]

The stretch screen is back in stock as of today: www.amazon.com/dp/B00A81S4YU Actually, the Aaxa P7 had the purest whites of any projector I've seen and yes, you can change the color settings to give it a more "theater" (yellowish) look.

[@ryboy230]

I want to get a projector for gaming on the go. The thing I fear most is input lag, or feeling like when I press a button, there is a noticeable delay from when it is displayed. I can't seem to even see input lag or latency or anything on most projectors in their specs. How do I go about finding a good portable projector for that? Thank you!

[@sbsreview272]

I can't say I've really heard any problems about input lag. I'm guessing if you use an HDMI cable it shouldn't be a problem - ?

[@deanna777]

Help pls, I'm wanting to purchase a projector to be used for arts and crafts. I'll need one that can cast still photos from my android phone as clearly and brightly as possible as I will not be using it in a dark room. My craft room is not bright but not pitch black either. I want to be able to outline words using different fonts too so clarity is important. Since large images and movement aren't important I'm hoping to stay around or under $200 if possible. Do you have a recommendation? Pls & thank you

[@sbsreview272]

$200 is a tough price point - typically you can get a bright projector but that can often produce an image that is not very sharp. For outlining fonts higher resolution would be better. If you prefer that it be battery powered I think the Aaxa P7 would be best but a used one costs over $300 on eBay (battery only lasts 90 min. but you can also plug it into a wall socket for unlimited run time.) For something under $200 that requires plug-in wall power (no battery) you could consider something like this: www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZNSPZWX

[@deanna777]

@@sbsreview272 that last projector sounds great . I was under the impression that i needed a dlp if I wanted it to be able to focus up close thought.

[@sbsreview272]

I guess it depends how close. The Laser Beam Pro C200 will focus at any distance because it uses a laser. There's a used one for sale on eBay for $260 but the auction ends today: www.ebay.com/itm/203248201387

[@myguelra]

We need you back

[@bencoombes2711]

Have you tryed to run this projetor with a power bank and a 5v to 12v Convetor or is it a 19v input I have done this with my old projetor and worked very well bit do you think it would work with this one?

[@sbsreview272]

I haven't run any of them on anything other that the internal battery of the A/C adaptors that came with them.

[@doncardo6687]

please compare the p7 to m5 m6 p700 and other axxa.thanks

[@sbsreview272]

I've tested the M5 in the past and it is slightly brighter but this won't matter much if your room is fairly dark. The P7 has better image quality in terms of pixels and colors. Here's a video comparing the ZTE sPro2 to the Aaxa M5: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnXRYnqYjrx9q9U You may also want to check out my comparison video of 4 different types of projector screens: kzbin.info/www/bejne/foO9nHZ_lNZqedk

[@alishaam2127]

How loud is the fan of the projector?

[@daypasses8759]

Thank you for the great video! I noticed, with the aaxa p7 (I have just bought one), that it is hard to know when I am in optimal focus. Is there anything you would recommend for me? Maybe a particular image to use to focus with or do I just have to rely solely on my eyes and how focused I think an image appears?

[@daypasses8759]

Also, this is just an idea, I was searching for reviews in the Aaxa p7 and found it very hard to find anything. Maybe you could add “Aaxa p7” in the title of your video to help it receive more views from people looking for any info on the device. This is only an idea. I could be wrong, but maybe wrote in the description about how all the other projectors are compared to the Aaxa p7. Keep up the great comparisons and information. I’ll have to get the American made screen for the rear/front projection combo. Thanks again!

[@sbsreview272]

The focus dial is my least favorite feature of the Aaxa projectors. I tend to use an image of text to help determine when it's in focus.

[@sbsreview272]

Thanks, maybe I can add that to my keywords.

[@daypasses8759]

SBS Review Thanks for the reply. I have just been focusing on text as well. The new Aaxa 4k1 seems to have a better solution for its focus. Cheers

[@sbsreview272]

You could check out the Laser Beam Pro C200 which is always in focus because it uses a laser to produce the image, or the ZTE Spro 2 which has a digital focus (but the image quality and brightness is lower than the Aaxa P7). Another nice projector is the Nebula Mars Lite with Auto focus (but it's quite a bit bigger than the P7)

[@dantialigeary4249]

Great video. How do you think aaxa p7 will compare to aaxa m5 or m6?

[@sbsreview272]

The Aaxa P7 has a higher resolution (True 1080p) and has a similar brightness to the M5. The M5 & M6 may be a bit brighter but you probably wouldn't notice it unless you compare them side-by-side - you will notice there lower resolution of the M5 and M6 -vs- the P7.

[@jeremygonzalez8382]

Hey! Im about to pull the trigger and buy either a aaxa p7, aaxa m6, or mars 2 pro... What would you go for???

[@sbsreview272]

I have a Mars II (not the pro) and I like it better that the P7 or M6 because of the auto focus, better sound and longer battery life (even though it is quite a bit bigger than the others). Yesterday Amazon had a "Deal of the Day" on the Mars II Pro for $369.99 so I ordered one and will be comparing the Mars II to the Mars II Pro in the next few weeks. There's a website called camelcamelcamel.com that allows you to paste the product page of an Amazon product you're interested in and it will show you a price history as well as let you enter a "desired price" then they will e-mail you when the price drops - that's how I found out about the "Deal of the Day" on the Mars II Pro.

[@jeremygonzalez8382]

Thanks, if you can, review the mars pro and aaxa p7 in comparison. I bought the aaxa p7, mainly for the picture. I got it for a steal (280). I had the original mars with 500 lumens, but wanted 1080p. I saw the aaxa p7 had better reviews than the m6 so, i snagged it. If I can, ill try and make a comparison vid. Thanks for your input, im really hoping the fan noise on max settings and the speaker volume arent too bad on the p7. Like i said, i purchased for picture quality and brightness (your vid helped a ton, thanks for going through the trouble).

[@sbsreview272]

The fan noise on all Aaxa projectors are a bit louder compared to other brands but that's because they are typically brighter so it requires more airflow to keep them cool. Some people are bothered by the fan noise but I don't find it that distracting (just white noise in the background). The speakers aren't bad but aren't up to Anker Nebula quality. For me, a good 720p projector is not that much worse than a 1080p projector unless you're using it for PowerPoint slides. However, not all 720p projectors are of equal pixel quality - I find the Epson "3 LCD" 720p projectors to be fairly pixilated where you can actually see each pixel from normal viewing distance. I also had a 7 year old Optoma PK320 Pico projector that was only 854x480 but you could hardly see the individual pixels at all.

[@videoadult1]

What about stands for one of the screens you posted a link for? Any particular screen holder?

[@sbsreview272]

I Would recommend LimoStudio Heavy Duty Backdrop Stand (with 1.4" thick poles) which is currently selling for about $55. Amazon ASIN #: B00E6GRGKG But keep in mind that if you're using it indoors the "feet" of the stand are almost 3 feet wide so you will need to make sure you have enough room.

[@videoadult1]

@@sbsreview272 ok thanks I appreciate the quick response. Your reviews and detailed analysis of the items are great, you put alot of time into it I can see. Thanks.

[@Michael-lq4tu]

Why would I get an Aaxa P7 over the $250 chinese projectors that have native 1080p but are 5-7000 lumens?

[@sbsreview272]

The Chinese projectors are not really 5-7,000 lumen they are much less bright and even if they are 1080p they often have lower quality optics (lenses) which produce an image that is blurry around the edges.

[@Michael-lq4tu]

@@sbsreview272 Thanks, I ended going with a second hand BenQ w1070 as my first projector.

[@sbsreview272]

That's a good choice with a very good image quality. The W1070 has been my main projector for the last several years until the bulb burned out. I tried replacing it with a generic bulb but it caused it to overheat so I upgraded to a different BenQ.

[@javiersolis405]

Excelente Video

[@sbsreview272]

Thanks for the compliment!

[@jordan1234564]

I have the projector now. It's awesome! Have you could a sweet spot for picture settings? Brightness? Contrast? Etc?

[@sbsreview272]

I typically use the "Factory Setting" to do the comparison videos so I don't really have any custom recommendations. Did you get a spandex screen? Looks like they are back in stock: www.amazon.com/dp/B00A81S4YU

[@nicksardelli890]

aaxa pp7 needs to reduce the blue tint

[@johnmonk66]

There should be a law stopping companies from lying about lumens. Like the PIQO, a total lie, not 1080p, not 200 lumens

[@reneematt1668]

Bravo!

[@doncardo6687]

thank you

[@sbsreview272]

You're welcome. You may also want to check out my video comparing 4 different types of projector screens: kzbin.info/www/bejne/foO9nHZ_lNZqedk

[@JneBrr]

wow thank you

[@BrownFrown22]

I won't buy the screen you are shilling it lets light through That makes the pictures look less bright and washed out

[@sbsreview272]

The screen it designed to let light through so you can also use it for rear projection. I think you'll find that it is actually brighter than most other screens.