ABOX Carrying Bag fits ABOX A6 4000 Lumens LCD Full HD Multimedia Home Theater Video Projector-Dust Proof & Waterproof,Scratch-Resistant

For the cost of this projector it is a great buy! Pros: Sharp picture with a native 1080P resolution, Fairly bright, it can even be watched in a fairly lit room(though it is best in darkness), sound is ok( No Dolby), easy to set up, menu is ok and fairly easy to navigate, Can project up to 200", but at 180" you start to lose sharpness, accepts external speakers, automatic horizontal keystone with manual adjustment, manual focus adjustment, lense cover, 1 adjustable foot for leveling unit, mounting holes for optional mounting attachments for ceiling mount or tripod mounting, cheap price $, good customer service, shipped quickly, LCD display Cons: No bluetooth, No wifi, No Dolby Pro Logic, No vertical keystone adjustment(projector must be centered on screen or picture will keystone/hourglass), sound is ok, short AC cord, package design is a little dated, and plain to look at, Not 3D capable, only 1 adjustable foot in front instead of all 4 corners, could be a bit brighter(in all fairness it is pretty bright, especially for the cost), a few specs of dust on the mirror inside my unit that if looked for can be seen on the picture( I plan to just clean my mirror by opening the unit, not a big deal for me). Overall this thing is great for the price. If they were to address all of the cons I listed which arent really deal breakers, for me, I would gladly pay another $100-$150. I recommend this unit to anyone looking for a great, cheap, entry level projector that has a native 1080P picture.

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Listen, this is a legit review. Im replacing a $85 black Friday Projector ($115) with this one and the extra money is well worth it. I sent the other one packing because the picture was just so poor. And it said "3200 lumens" but as many of you know - and I do now - ANSI Lumens are what matter. ANSI means how bright the picture is once it hits the screen, the "3200 Lumens" of my $85 projector was the brightness of the bulb. I can tell you this 400 ANSI projector is at least 3 times brighter than my 3200 Lumen projector. A big disappointment with both is keyhole correction is actually projection shift which makes the picture fuzzy on sides. True keyhole correction is digital. This and my old one are manual (read-optical) and they are fuzzy due to physics... Thats because the light hitting the screen literally travels longer on top vs bottom (or vice versa). However, I found the sharpness of the picture on the ABOX helped compensate compared to my $85 projector. BL, at this price point you will not find a brighter, better picture. I took off 2 stars because this one is just so darn big and heavy compared to some others and another off because of the fib about keyhole correction. Still, the value is amazing. Because you will not find a brighter, sharper picture at this price point - and Ive looked - I give it a star back and you get 4 stars.

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