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This is more no-name cheap Chinese crap (CCC). Have you heard of the company? Do they have a good website? Do they have any contact information? Do they list the brightness in ANSI/ISO lumens anywhere? The closest I could find on Amazon is their A10 model (I think) which is only rated at 320 ANSI lumens. Likely, real world will be 200 ANSI lumens or less.https://www.amazon.com/LONAISCI-Projector-Bluetooth-Supported-Keystone/dp/B0GGZ3LD22 The native resolution on this is 720p. 1280x720, instead of the bare minimum most people should be getting for home theater of 1080p (1920x1080). So, very poor resolution. For the money, it's overpriced above about $60 as there are 1080p options for that much money. $60 is the price of a toy. And toys break. Deal with it. If your intent is to casually use this from time to time then it may be just fine for you. If you want something of quality, that is very inexpensive for what you get, then the Optoma PH31 is the best deal going right now.