Hey, we've been shopping and you've seen something that really peaked your interest and you wonder if it's worth buying but you cannot find any information about it or reviews. Well, I'm C.E. TechDude and this is the on 1080p portable projector review. I'm not really sure what makes this portable projector since it does weigh 6 pounds but it says it on the box so it has to be true. This projector is available at Walmart and it's $249 and it comes with the Roku 8300X streaming stick in the box which is a pretty sweet edition. When it hurts to also receive a surprise $20 Vunu credit in a My receipt but your mileage may vary on that. It's spec wise you get a native 1080p projector with 3100 lumens, a 20,000-1 contrast ratio, 3HGMAT ports and 2 USB ports, plus you get a VGA input, 1AV input and 1AX input. You also get a much preferred Roku streaming stick instead of some proprietary smart technology built in which is pretty awesome. Let me also quickly show you what's in the box. In the box you get the extremely portable projector just kidding it's not because it's huge. You get the Roku remote, batteries and a USB cable for the Roku. You get the Roku 8300X streaming stick, the projector remote and for some strange reason a power brick which seems strange for a projector. Now I set this projector on to my 220 inch screen. Once I set up I was pretty pleased with how quickly it powered on. This is an LCD projector with 3100 lumens of output and I assume it uses an LED bulb since it powered on and off so fast. It also only has a 90 day manufacturer's warranty which is pretty bad. The tuner does that vertical keystone correction if you need it and the feet can also be adjusted for more picture correction. To adjust focus you simply turn the lens until the text becomes a focus and this is not making plain about this unit but more on that later. Now the box I noticed colors aren't great. All the picture models I've tried were all pretty mediocre. There is a user picture mode where I was able to adjust the settings more in my liking and for some strange reason there's not a mini button on the remote and in order to get to the menu to adjust settings with the remote you have to go back to the home screen using the home button on the remote and they know the settings menu from the home screen. In order to adjust the settings without leaving the input you're on you have to use the actual button on the projector and then you can use the remote to adjust the settings. Kind of convoluted and kind of annoying. Once I got the settings dialed in things looked pretty decent. Black levels looked good and the unit claimed a 20,000-1 contrast ratio. The unit also has 3100 lumens of brightness but when you crank up the brightness it washes everything totally out. Now this may be passable in a bright outdoor setting but I would not recommend coming over 55 for brightness in my home theater environment. Colors also looked much better after adjusting it to my liking and all the settings that I use in the description below. So for home theater use I would say this is actually a pretty good projector for the money. Picture quality is more than watchable once you get the settings adjusted to your liking although the colors are a little soft no matter how much you adjust them. I also tried using this projector for gaming and I was not impressed. For one thing and this is my major complaint about the unit. The left side of my projector will not focus correctly even when the middle and the right are really in focus the left side won't. It's not really noticeable during movies but when playing Fortnite or anything with text on the left side of the screen it's really blurry. I also tried hooking this up to my computer to test it and it looks the same way no matter how much I adjusted the focus. The speakers of the unit actually do a pretty good job. But if you use this for home theater projector you're going to want to buy some kind of sound bar or invest in a home theater audio system. This projector also has quite a bit of fan noise as you can hear. It's not super noticeable when you're watching something but it is a little annoying. So the question is is this projector worth buying? I think per budget home theater build absolutely. Just make sure the unit you get is able to focus completely. A $249 with the included Roku stick this cannot be beat. If my unit didn't have the focus issues I would keep it for sure but to smile as that flaw it's going back to Walmart. Alright guys I appreciate you watching this review. Hopefully it was helpful to you. If you enjoyed it make sure you leave a like and subscribe for more great content. I'm C. Tech2 and you just got C. Tech2. Have a great day everyone. Thanks for watching.