Project your favorite home theater content with the Kodak Flik X4 70-Lumen WVGA Home Theater LED Projector. It can project images up to 100" diagonal and has HDMI, VGA, and 3.5mm composite video inputs, plus a microSD slot and USB port. Two integrated 2W speakers allow for a simple setup, and the headphone output lets you enjoy your content privately.
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Great for money investment. Adequate for use even as an art projector. If it matches your needs and you can live with average results it is a bargain for the money.
The quality is pretty much exactly what you'd expect for a projector on the low end of the price range for projectors, but the pretty bad thing is that the audio is really hit or miss for if it works. Sometimes I'll plug it in and it works, a lot of the time it doesn't which is a bummer. Also, the USB input doesn't work, so I had to find a HDMI to lightning plug so I could use it from my IPad. Kind of disappointing.