Miroir M75 Portable Projector | 50” Picture LED Movie Projector with Built-In HDMI & Speakers | Rechargeable Mini Projector for 2 Hours of Outdoor Entertainment | TV, Game Console, & Phone Projector

I purchased this projector for an art project and it has surpassed my expectations. Its compact design makes it a perfect choice for my purposes. The image is bright, and the focus is clear and will be easy to trace objects. I saw other reviews with problems with the lens. I also had a glitch, but was able to replace I immediately. I’m really happy with this product!

Grand kids love it.

I like the size it's very compact and portable but the video quality was poo.

I bought this to use for watching movies and creating art projecting images on to walls/canvas. I tried it once as soon as I got it to test it out and it seemed to work. Months later when I finally decide to use it regularly it will not turn on. I’ve troubleshooted by charging etc…but still nothing. I rarely write reviews and really just want my projector to work. At $219 cdn tho this is really upsetting.

I bought this pico projector mostly to use in tracing pictures on paper and on cookies, but I also wanted to be able to use the projector to project movies. Miroir M75 Portable Projector can both project a small image clearly at a close distance (it mirrors what is on my computer screen) and project a movie at a larger distance. The projector has a short throw distance but doesn't enlarge images as much as more expensive or heavier projectors clearly. This projector doesn't have native wifi, bluetooth or keystone and a manual focus - but it is light weight enough to .04 lbs (0.6 pounds with roku stick) to place in an overhead stand. I didn't want to spend a lot on peripheries since the projector was already $100 on sale. The projector is able to connect directly to my m1 imac thru the included hdmi cable using a thunderbolt hub and through airplay if I add a roku stick (Roku Streaming Stick+ | HD/4K/HDR - that I already owned) to the projector. An older imac that you can't use airplay, you can get a app like juststream from the apple store. The roku stick can be powered directly by the projector. Neither come with an actual plug for electricity - so you have to use your own brick. The speaker from the projector is loud enough for inside but tinny and can be connected by bluetooth to a bluetooth speaker using the official roku mobile app (you pair your tablet or phone to the speaker and then use private listening , head set icon) to feed the sound from your mobile device to the speaker instead of through the projector speakers or a stereo system that has bluetooth, or with an audio plug to a powered conventional speaker or stereo system. Lacking the keystone feature is evident cause the bottom of the projected image is square, but the top is sometimes tilted. You also need to shut the light to see the projection if it is large and projected on a wall or ceiling. I guess you get what you pay for, but for $100 you get quite a bit in this little projector.