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Its a great projector Ive watched Star Wars on it and mostly special affects type movies and the picture quality was great!! Details show really good I purchased a 110" electric hd screen for the theater feel and this projector out did it self my family and friends are impressed with the colors and how crisp the picture was. Im very happy with the purchase. I would thus far recommend this projector to family and friends.

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I ordered this as a screen for an office to look at project planning and for code reviews and all of my employees are disappointed in how hard it is to see details like text. Perhaps this projector works well for watching movies at "decent" quality but for very crisp images and high brightness it falls behind other projectors dramatically. Regarding brightness, we compared to another projector which had about the same lumens (3500) and the difference in brightness was dramatic, perhaps we received one with a defect but we were very surprised by the low brightness on this one.

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After months of research and years of wanting a projector for backyard movies, I settled on this projector. I couldn’t be happier in my decision. The projector is simple to work with and set up. The picture quality and brightness exceeded my expectations. I assumed I would get what I paid for but with this proector you get a whole lot more for the price. So far I have used my fire stick as well as DVD player to watch movies. Both hooked up directly to the projector with ease and were issue free. The video is easy to adjust and the remote is easy to use. My family and neighbors love outdoor movie night. Wether you are a first time projector owner or not, I am confident you will be happy with this purchase.

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This is my second projector. My first was an Optoma ml500. I paid around $600 for that one back in 2011. It finally gave up the ghost on me a few months ago (partially due to my own meddling). I figured Id try this EUG projector since it was only $350 to hold me over until I can afford a short throw somewhere in the $1000 range. Some things to note; There was no model number listed anywhere on the Amazon page that I could find. I need to double check when I get home, but I believe the model number listed on the actual unit is x88 (or x77?). That being said, I didnt expect very much from this projector for $350. I can say with certainty though that this is definitely not 3600 lumens by any stretch of the imagination. It seems closer to 500. Still, not a big deal since I have blackout curtains. It could be slightly higher than 500 but definitely not 3600. At any rate, I set everything up in the same place as my previous projector. the current screen size looks a little under 100 inches at the distance I have it set away from my screen. Even at this distance, the edges are blurry no matter how much I dial in the focus (Have tried on PC, Xbox 360, WiiU, and Bluray player). This could be a result of the keystone correction. I will try to re position the unit this week so that it can sit flat and project to my screen without the use of Keystone and update this review accordingly. I will say that I am a bit frustrated the model number was not listed on the Amazon page. A google search of UEG x77 brought me to a different Amazon page with what appears to be the same exact projector I purchased but for $50 less (both pages I visited offered Prime shipping). The unit its self feels extremely "cheap" in comparison to my old Optoma. Some of the I/O on the rear of the unit are not lined up correctly with the actual case, and the plastic feels like a toy you might get out of a gumball machine. For the first 4 hours of use, the unit smelled like melting plastic but that seems to have dissipated a little bit now, probably just the heatsync. The unit seems to heat up quite a bit even in a well ventilated area and I found myself having to turn my window A/C unit on due to the temperature increase in my room. I am not certain at the moment (will update after I confirm), but I do not believe this is full 1080p. The native resolution shows 1280x800. I need to double check when I have it hooked up to my PC what resolutions are available, however every time I hook it up now it seems to default to 720. This may be operator error though. Menu and personalization options are minimal but are enough to dial in some decent custom settings. Dont go with the standard settings, they seem dialed in such a way to make images blurry or too soft. If you adjust sharpness too high though you really begin to notice jaggies. Gotta find a happy medium. All in all, for $350 I am pretty happy with my purchase. It gets the job done well enough for me to enjoy the cinema I am involved in and forget about the little problems (blur, resolution, heat, etc). I wouldnt advise spending any more than $350 on this though. I mean, it isnt like you can get a 100" TV for $350, so it really isnt so bad. It doesnt compete with my old ML500 but if it lasts even half as long as that unit did, Ill be ok with it. Bought the 4 year warranty just to be safe.

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Could not be happier with my new projector! I did A TON of research and feel this was by far the best bang for my buck in terms of lumens and resolution. I mainly purchased this to use outside to watch baseball in my backyard. Very impressed with how bright it is and how crisp the picture stays even at a long distance. There is no lack of inputs or audio outputs and the remote is nice to use as well. I hook my apple tv up to this and now have a second TV wherever I need it.

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The picture is definitely an upgrade from my last. And its nice not to have such a loud fan disrupting the sound. My only complaint being the keystone goes way out of focus when I try to adjust it with the projector at a high position. Therefore Ive just been watching it with my edges uneven or else Im forced to watch a blurry screen.

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Its a good projector at a good price. The picture is good. We use it outdoors for backyard movies and also each year for Halloween in the front yard. It needed to be almost dark before the picture is bright enough to see. Now the problem..... You can not play any Blu-ray content because the projector doesnt have HDCP Compatibility. Same goes for any online movies from Amazon, Netflix, Google Play, Hulu, Vudu, etc. Basically no recent content. Kind of worthless in that....

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Excellent product for the money. Fan isnt too loud, picture is crystal clear in my basement pretty much across my whole wall and thats not even as big as it can get. No complaints from me, I have my sound system hooked up via bluetooth, my gaming system hook up to it through the HDMI input. Havent tried the other ports yet, but Im confident Ill get similar results. No need to spend a ton of money on a more expensive home theater setup. This one works perfect for what I need.

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Ive had this projector for 2 days, so far, & I absolutely LOVE it. Way better than I expected. However, the sound quality is sub-par, at best, but for the price, its ok. Also, it isnt Bluetooth compatible & I need that for bluetooth speakers. If I had a way to make this happen, though projector would definitely be 5 STAR. Cant wait to get my screen delivered, although it looks really good on my bare white wall. Any ideas for bluetooth adapters???

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You get what you pay for. This has a really good picture for what it is. The image is pretty clear although you will need to remember to adjust the brightness/contrast/etc settings each time you move it somewhere different. Its a good size and does not run too loudly ( not any louder than any other projector ). Would recommend for outdoor and indoor use Pictures show this screen as well : https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FB6VW1M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 One photo is inside on a wall, while the other is projected on the screen outdoors. Would recommend this entire setup.

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