Core Innovations - 150” LCD Home Theater Projector - White

I was excited to use this projector but within two days of buying it online I lost the remote now its stuck with the volume low. They don't sell the remote that it comes with by itself, usually with projectors have volume buttons just in case but sadly this isn't the case.

Very nice projector for the price. Although it is my first projector I know now exactly what I'm looking for. be sure you have an extra speaker. sound isn't loud. If you want something to plug your phone into, I recommend ordering something bluetooth

The Core Innovations CJR600 150 LCD Home Theater Projector (White) is great for fun family activities. The set up was simple and easy and the picture quality was excellent. My girls and I had movie night in the backyard and we really enjoyed it. The sound quality was also good. Great family fun.

so for $50 I knew what I was getting. it's a fun edition for us to watch TV. It has replaced our tv in the living room. we are just using the wall and it looks good. if some lights are on or the sunshine it still looks decent. I wouldn't reccomend playing the game on this. its doable but if you need to see words it can get blurry but it was still fun killing zombies on the wall felt like I was in there with them. it takes some getting use to having the volume coming from the projector depending where you have it set up at.l, the volume can be coming from behind you. I reccomend buying a stand to put it on.

Unboxing: The projector comes in a small box, slightly bigger than the projector itself. It is neatly packaged with each item: the projector, the remote, and the power supply in plastic wrap. It also comes with a quick start guide and a more extensive manual. Setup: The setup of the project is relatively simple: plug and play. The power cord adapter has a decent length, but you may need an extension cable if you plan to mount it on the ceiling. I purchased a white colored projector, but it still came with a black adapter. All of the projector input/outputs are located at the left side of the projector. You connect the power adapter to the input labeled AV. It must also connect to a video source, such as a Fire TV or your gaming console. After connecting the power and the HDMI cable, you're good to go and configure the projector screen. The projector must then be set up. Be sure to put it at a good distance. The further away the projector is placed, the larger the display size. You sacrifice some focus and quality by setting it up further. I have this one set up about 10 feet from the projector screen. Unfortunately, the focus setting on this projector is bad; at the distance I have set up, I can only get it to focus by shifting the focus knob all the way in. I am unable to fine tune the focus because of this and there is some picture quality loss. There is also a smaller dial next to it for the keystone. If the projector is projecting at an angle, it will restore the picture to a rectangular shape. After these two things are adjusted, the projector is set up and ready to use. You may also connect the projector to external speakers, although I found that the built-in speakers are decent, especially for the small room I have. The projector comes with a remote, but there are also buttons located on the top of the projector that can be used to navigate the menus and power on/off. Other Features: The projector also comes with a micro-SD card slot, if you want to project videos through that. It also has a USB port that can be used to project media. It can also be used to power devices such as LED lights, speakers, or media boxes like the Fire TV or Google chrome cast. Lastly, the projector comes with two HDMI inputs, and you can switch between inputs like you would on a TV. For example, you can connect a gaming console and your media player. There is also a VGA port for older media inputs. The lens comes with a plastic cover for use while storing. The good: cheap, lightweight, decent speakers, two HDMI inputs, decent remote The bad: poor focus, poor image quality, NO HORIZONTAL ANGLE ADJUSTMENT KNOB (even though the manual states there should be one), no batteries included for the remote. My product came defective and the angle is off requiring me to place a small book on one side to level the picture. See pictures. Overall: I have this projector set up with a white projector screen, but you can choose to project it on a white wall (expect some image quality loss). It's a decent mini projector if you're on a tight budget, but there's probably better and cheaper options out there. You may get a defective product like me.