ROKU PROJECTOR WITH SCREEN MOVIE
ROKU PROJECTOR WITH SCREEN 720P

The single panel design's lack of color-fringing makes B&W content particularly nice. The brightness uniformity looks great even on full-screen solid colors or whites. It's a common 'mickeymouse' style if you want to get a longer one, but still. The included power cord is unusually short. The LCD panel on mine seems to have shipped with a couple tiny spots of dust, but it's only visible as a couple small, unfocused, lighter spots when the screen goes full black in a darkened room. There aren't advanced color/calibration options (it still has common/typical options which are customizable for each input), the slightly higher white VS color brightness is a real thing (even if it's more subtle than most non-RGBRGB DLPs), and I think purple shades look a little weak/pastel. There appears to be some temporal dithering in some moving images though I'm not sure if that's the panel, scaler or possibly even the source itself.I don't find it bothersome, but figured it's worth mentioning.particularly if someone else happens to know what the cause is. There's no zoom and using the optical keystone causes poor top-to-bottom focus, so you're best location is about center screen-height and I want to say roughly 1.45:1 throw-ratio.perfect for some rear-shelf mounts onto a bare wall, terrible for ceiling-mount or particularly long or short rooms or needing to fit a pre-installed screen's size. Placement flexibility is basically non-existant.

ROKU PROJECTOR WITH SCREEN MOVIE

I don't personally find it aweful once a movie starts playing or if I'm watching in a room with higher ambient noise from open windows or a loud fridge, but in the small home theater it's pretty off-putting when you first turn it on against the previously dead silent room. The fan noise, though smooth and medium-pitch, is about as loud as a modest AC (or bad central air) or a space-heater. This all leads to some good news and some bad news. I'm guessing it's using strobed RGB LEDS through a single LED panel because of the lower ColorBrightness and I don't see any color-fringing or pixel misalignment, but I also can't see any RBE nor temporal dithering on most paused images.though I'm not sure how common that is for strobed LCD VS DLP which I'm more familiar with.

ROKU PROJECTOR WITH SCREEN 720P

The claimed specs are accurate as far as I can tell native 720p resoution, a little over 150lm WhiteBrightness and a little over 100m ColorBrightness. If it's bad I can always return it, and if it's good I can box it back up and possibly gift it to someone. I've seen these and similar ultra-low-budget projectors floating around different stores after BlackFriday, and this particular one caught my eye with the startling honesty of its specs.and the roughly $100 price at the time.

Roku projector with screen