I purchased both BlissLights Sky Lite and HOKEKI. I was planning to return BlissLights Sky Lite but probably will end up keeping both. BlissLights Sky Lite has it own advantages.The first 3 pictures shows how BlissLights Sky Lite (this one) looks like and picture 4, 5, 6, and 7 shows how HOKEKI looks like. The last 2 pictures shows how they look like when they shine together.BlissLights Sky Lite has much larger nebula. It covers much much larger area. It covers Almost as much area as the stars. But the down side of BlissLights Sky Lite is also very obvious and painful. BlissLights Sky Lite has only one color for the nebula (whichever color you purchased for. for me it's blue). As for the star, they are not as bright as HOKEKI's stars, but BlissLights Sky Lite has many more stars densely packed. There are much fewer functionalites on the BlissLights Sky Lite. You can change the overall brightness of the projector. You can either turn on rotation or not (no speed control, just on and off). You can cycle through 3 display mode. 1st is default where everything lights up. 2nd mode lets stars and nebula fades in and out. 3rd mode only displays stars. 4th mode only displays nebula. That is it. There is no controller. You have to use the physical buttons on the device. On the bright side, you'll never lose the controller.HOKEKI has more colors. The nebula has green, blue, and red color. They appears to be rotating but the colors actually stay in the same place. It's the texture that rotates. The nebula is smaller than BlissLights Sky Lite's but still looks pretty good.HOKEKI has some stars that are brighter than others. This variaty makes the stars look really good. However, the density of the stars are not as good as BlissLights Sky Lite. The rotating speed of the starts are adjustable. The top speed is much faster than BlissLights Sky Lite.HOKEKI has a really good remote control (Don't lose it! It's the only way to use the projector). It provides a lot more functionalities than BlissLights Sky Lite. You can turn on and off stars or nebula. You can change the rotation speed. You can change the color of nebula. You can also change the brightness of nebula. HOKEKI is way ahead of BlissLights Sky Lite in functionalities. Unfortunately it doesn't appear that you can change the brightness of the stars.I would wish there is a product that combines both of them.

Just as advertised and as a rather skeptical person, I found it much nicer than I was expecting. I knew in advance it is a rather large drive, yet was not expecting such a smooth well designed case; an impressive design using a solid feeling alloy which likely helps disperse heat too. The drive is extremely fast and comes pre-formatted as exFAT with 238 GB of available space according to Win11. I tested it with AJA prior to reformatting, and it returned great results; 475 write & 510 read using USB-C.My requirements for this required it be formatted as FAT32 which was done with Ridgecrop's "FAT32 Formatter". Typically Windows can't format drives over 16 GB as FAT32, so if you have this need you will likely have to use a 3rd party tool too. I re-ran the speed test again, and although not as fast, it still returned great numbers (312 write & 505 read). If you're able to access it as exFAT I highly recommend you stick with that, for that does not constrain individual files to a 4 GB cap like FAT32 does.The cap that covers the USB side of this drive is held tightly in place magnetically which I really like. The cap on the USB-C side pulls off and swings out of the way so as not to be lost; both are well designed with a matching metal finish. Since I will mainly use the USB-C side, at first I wished it also had a removable magnetic cap. Though after some reflection I think the "swing away" design is probably better, for that cap will normally be off and I'd be sure to misplace it.That said, most laptops will need the USB-C cap to be swung upward, or the weight of your laptop will resting on the cap; which would not be good for your port or the drive. I included a picture of it swung down on my Acer gaming laptop to show how it extends below the level of the laptop if it were not resting upon another laptop.This drive will spend 99% of its life connected to a 3-port USB-C hub being used by my Anker Nebula Capsule 3 Laser projector, and for that this is perfect. After loading it up with content it had no problem recognizing it and playing files thru Android TV without any issue of hesitation. The only thing that could make this better is for Anker to update my projector so I can go back to using this with exFAT; fingers crossed.I highly Recommend this drive, based on its reasonable price, solid design, large size and blazing speed.

This thing is ridiculously better than what I expected. I got it to replace my ancient projector even though I rarely planned to use it. After hanging a bedsheet outside and seeing how good the picture was on a king size sheet I decided to test how big it could go. I ended up filling the entire side of my house (about 16x24ft) and the picture was still totally clear. Decided to build myself a large screen that I can setup in the yard (10x20ft) and have started hosting outdoor movie nights. Also works great with live tv using a Roku stick.Not sure why it only lists picture size at a max of 120” cuz the picture on my home built screen measures 225” and as I tested on the side of the house could easily go much larger with great picture quality. A friend also tried out his gaming system and he said there’s no latency with it which is also remarkable! Bluetooth speakers connected no problem as well. Definitely happy with this purchase and sure hope the performance doesn’t degrade prematurely. But so far with about 20 hours of use it’s been awesome!

It seems to only be a native 720p projector with about 500 ansi lumens. It does not allow my laptop to change the resolution under windows. I can change it when I force it in the Intel HD graphics control panel. 1080p just shows a 720p desktop within a 1080p signal with large borders all the way around. The keystone adjustment is pretty much useless since any extreme angle change will make the top and bottom go out of focus. Contrast ratio is definitely not 10,000:1 unless it's contrast between full brightness to it being off, it's more like 1,000:1. Some videos played from usb or micro sd did not have audio. I just plug into the HDMI with my laptop. When powering off, it does not keep the fan going to cool off the light source. Bluetooth audio works with my earbuds. Wifi screen mirroring works fine with my old iphone 5s. It's actually really good for the sale price of $60, if it lasts longer than the warranty. I just don't like the deceptive marketing with bloated specs. Hope this helps someone.

NOV 2022First Room: 25 Foot x 17 Foot room 1.1 Gain 120-inch screen mount on the long wall, two windows in the room with double layered blackout window curtains. 45-foot ceiling HDMI cable to Onkyo AVR 7.2 surround.PROs1. I live in Georgia and my media room is on the second floor. So the heat can get pretty warm. My old Epson 8350 had more heat output making the room hot. The heat output on the Optoma UHZ50 was almost half of the Epson due to the laser light source. (Epson Lumes 2200, Optoma UHZ50 3000 Lumens)2. The Laser light source I can leave lights on and still have an ok picture. But you want to see it pop and the black levels go (turn them lights out).3. Quite4. Great price for 2022 Holidays less than 2K5. Picture is Clear and Sharp (Pretty Close To My LG C2 OLED) for me. I use to watch on my 55-inch OLED because the picture was so clear. Now with the UZH50, I"m back in my media room.CONs1. Projector placement must be close to the 1.5-2 feet position that is called for the 120 inch screen. Little zoom.2. Len Shift: Almost nonexistence. Place the Projector center of the screen.3. Light splash off the side of the screen can be much. I have a screen with a 2-inch velvet broader and still some light goes beyond that. But the light on the side is low, so it almost disappears.4 Black levels: Not as good as the Epson 83505. ARC (Audio Return Channel): This seems to work when it wants to. If I get no audio, I must pull the HDMI cable out and reconnect it and it works just fine until I have to use it again, sometimes. Then you must repeat the process again. NOW, THIS IS ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE THE VIDEO SOURCE PLUGGED INTO THE BACK OF THE UHZ5O AND THE STEREO GOING OVER THE 40-FOOT CABLE (NON-ACTIVE). The cable could be the problem. I need to do more testing with fiber cables. Works well when the streaming device is plugged into the back of the Onkyo AVR.6. Optoma UI: You can keep the UI. I use an Apple TV and tested with FireStik 4k and Google Chrome CastOver ALL For Me: When comparing it to the Epson ease of placement and UI, it would get a 1 out of 10. But A. heat output was really important to me, B. Clear and sharp picture, C. Brightness D. Quite E. Price for Laser

I've worked professionally with projectors, so I'm pretty well versed. I needed a small one to fit in my backpack for a trip, and this was great for that; for the price I'd say amazing.Brightness - In a completely dark room, you could go about 8 feet wide pretty well; in a room with light leaking in, probably 6 feet wide is still decent. If I had to guess, the brightness is somewhere in the neighborhood of 1000 lumens or a little less.The lens, though, is a little funky; it was either in focus in the center or the sides, but not both. But not wildly out of focus; I'm the only one who noticed. Note that you can't zoom these in/out, you can only make the picture bigger/smaller by moving the projector physically, but I knew that.Connected it to a Firestick to watch Netflix and Disney Channel. With 4K TVs now, I wondered if 720p would be disappointing, but on what we watched, didn't even really notice the difference. The speaker loudness is fine, but very tinny sounding; so i didn't use the built-in speaker (connected the firestick to a small bluetooth speaker (UE Boom))

i got this fr christmas in 2010, weve rented one a few times but i REALLY wanted one but thought its was out of our budget. weve had it about a year and a half, used it numerous times, in side and out, for movies, games, slideshows, for church events, for EVERYTHING. I love it. the kids thinks its the greatest thing ever, and so does everyone else who comes over for summer movies. the fan is not even noticable, we usually hook it up to a DVD with one of our car DVD players, very simple and easy. the projector and the DVD player both have speakers so the volume is great. now your not going to be using this for a theater of a 100 or more people but of our groups of usually no more than 12, it works really great. instead of a white sheet, we started out with a white shower curtain liner which is a lot better than the sheet, butnow have a 5ft stand alone screen which means we can put it anywhere and are not limited to a wall. I say get it, we like it so much were thinking about getting another just cause. :D

First things first!!!!!!!!! This product was shipped within an INCREDIBLE time frame, let’s just put that out there!!!! I was anticipating the arrival in the upcoming week or so, but it came sooner than expected & I was ecstatic. The packaging was great and it didn’t come pre-used or damaged, I worried about that. It was easy to set up, the instructions were crystal clear, it was easy to manage, & the quality was actually pretty good considering the price. It did take some toying with to make the picture clear, but once achieved it was perfect. The clarity was something I didn’t expect. I am currently recommending this product to all of my close friends, colleagues, & clients!! I was skeptical at first because of some reviews, but I took a chance anyway. I’m extremely glad that I did because I’ve always wanted a projector ever since I was in grade school. I did some light research on them, but I didn’t find any good results. HOWEVER, this product surpasses all of my requirements. It is definitely worth every penny.