Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a handy little projector. It fits mostly anywhere and works well in most places. You will want to have the lights off to see the best. It still works ok with some lighting in the background, it's just not as visible.

It works great. It showed crisp sharp images. Too bad it does not have Bluetooth

No instructions included. Had to figure everything out on our own. Great picture. Good sound.

Really good quality.. but very dim light. You have to make sure it’s night time or closed curtain room

This projector did the job. It is bright, sharp and easy to carry. It, along with its accessories, easily slips into my laptop bag.

Crisp view, slender, and portable. Wish the sound had more bass. Also if wanting to connect off phone, need an adapter.

Great picture holds 2 hour charge easily adjustable

Very good picture but awkward to power up and power off.

First off, I’ll say I really like this little projector. This is my first small portable projector. The unit is small at approximately 9” wide, 5” deep and 1.5” high. There is no stand to raise the projector but does have a mounting screw on the bottom for a tripod. I mounted it on an 8” tall adjustable tripod which worked great for centering it on my wall. I had recently taken the furniture out of one of my guest rooms in order to replace the carpeting so it provided me with a 14’ X 12’ room to test this projector. I ended up putting a set of chairs, table and ottoman for watching. With the projector at approximately 9.5 feet back from the 12’ wall I was able to easily throw a 120” screen size. The unit comes very well packaged. It comes with a quick start guide that gives basic information as to what can be plugged in to the various inputs but no real detailed information on the functions of the projector. You are supposed to be able to go to Mirior’s website for a full manual but the URL does not work. So, through trial and error I was able to figure it out. There are a number of inputs on the back of the unit which include HDMI, USB A, USB C, AC adapter connection and a 3.5mm audio output jack. On top of the unit is a touch controller for volume and apparently a way to go to echo mode to extend to the life of the unit. There is no power button or remote so you have a lens cover in the front that serves as the on/off switch. There is also a focus wheel on the side of the unit. Once I had the projector set up, I first connected my Blu Ray player via HDMI and started testing the unit. After an initial screen that is basically the same as the quick start guide it automatically displayed the Blu Ray player and worked great. I then connected my cable box with the same results. I finally connected my Roku Stick+ which will be my permanent video source. There is one built in 5 watt speaker that does a surprisingly good job in a smaller room and should be adequate for presentations but certainly not for watching movies. Using the 3.5mm audio out I connected several speakers and headphones (There is no wifi or Bluetooth) and found that my powered monitors worked best. I will say that the audio output jack is limited as I could not reach the volume levels with my powered speakers that I can achieve when using them with my computer but with the right placement they do a fine job when watching movies. There is a built-in fan and I found it much quieter than I expected and was never noticeable when watching content. The USB port can power the Roku but I chose to connect it to an AC outlet which is also how I connected the projector. Mirior claims there is a built-in battery good for 2 hours which would be great if you are using this outside or somewhere where you don’t have access to an AC outlet. This is a 600 lumen projector and in a dark room is actually brighter than I expected but it does take a pretty darkened room to get the best performance. There are no adjustments for color or basically anything else. It does have automatic keystoning which I found to work extremely well as long as the picture was displayed properly on the wall. The picture quality was quite good once in a completely dark room although I found colors to lean towards the red side. I would consider this a niche product that would appeal to buyers that need a portable projector for presentation, outdoor use or just want to have some fun in the home on a big screen. It does make for a very impressive large screen experience without breaking the bank. I do wish they would provide better documentation as buyers new to home theater might struggle getting it set up initially. I also wish it had a remote and some picture adjustments to improve the color accuracy. One last thing. The projector has a very bright gloss black finish and attracts finger prints almost just by looking at it. I am keeping a microfiber cloth next to it to keep it clean. All the speakers in my house are gloss black and you just have to be aware of the maintenance. All in all, this is a very solid small projector that does what it is suppose to do with some minor changes would be outstanding.

Love this projector great picture easy to use ans good sound

Great size to fit in my backpack. The speaker on it works really good too. Love this little projector. Perfect for presentations.

For its size this is a good projector. The auto keystone is alright, but not perfect. Bright colors look nice and are vivid, but it struggles with clarity during some dark scenes. Overall, it does the job and I’m happy with it. Just be aware that you aren’t getting a pro level projector or a ton of options and features.

Works pretty amazing. Nice little plug and play. Can hook up to a laptop or phone and automatically adjust to the space it's projecting on. Seems well made too, nice for trips when you want to share with family and friends and not worry about where and how. Flat mostly blank surface? That'll do.

This small form factor projector packs a punch. The native full HD resolution makes it a grest fit for presentations and watching movies. The built in battery allows the projector to be setup anywhere.

Well - That’s my main problem with it. Prior to buying I was concerned when I read in the details that the contrast spectrum is 300:1 . Often times the picture was just too dark, especially on night time scenery of movies/shows. You couldn’t see faces , for example. I had returned it couple of days later. I spent another $200 ( that’s with $45 restocking fee for Miroir return ) to upgrade to the LG projector which has a contrast spectrum of 100,000:1 . Much better !

Compact with an outstanding performance delivered. Ease of use, Great loo

Sound is somewhat lacking however video Quality is good.

Nice product for the price…………………………………………………………….

I love it...ive had it for quite some time and it still looks great and the fact that it is 1080p and portable is fantastic.

It’s great sound, love it so much! so easy to use.