PicoPix MaxMobile projector

Great quality build. Good picture. Links to my Bluetooth soundbar and picture is great. Software based and can be updated much like your phone.

I backed this early on and have had mine since January. I project onto a 110 inch screen and use it to stream tv/movies. It has worked great. My daughter also played her Nintendo Switch on it.

even though the keystone only works vertically, the functionality of this as a portable projector is awesome. the lumens say it can project cleary in a semi-lit room but is still a little hard to see unless it is a dimly lit room.

First off the website does not seem to have a 'Software and drivers'. As stated in the operators manual. "Check the latest software version on www.philips.com/support. Find your product (model number: PPX620), and locate ‘Software and drivers’." I did find an updated version at https://community.philipsprojection.com/t/info-how-to-do-offline-software-update/26

Always when i get in touch with any Philips product, software is the weak point. Using device for several months and im happy with it. The software bugs aren't critical - i can live with them until they are fixed - hopefully (but i don't believe it will be perfect). Biggest surprise was that such company like Philips can't get Google services support.

If you connect a Blu-Ray or DVD player to the the HDMI input, for example, the picture cannot be zoomed to fit your screen. It can only zoom pictures from internal sources such as Netflix. I have not tried it with a USB source, but I would guess it's the same problem.

Not have Android just Aptoide which is very very poor software support. Disappointed!

No feedback from Philips won't work after a year of once a week use.

Battery issues after one year even is on global warranty but service center would not replace as is not locally purchased. Is consider way over price with the issues of this project.

When I backed this projector I was really excited about the "project from anywhere" infographic showing the projector off in a corner of the room and the image beautifully projected without distortion on the wall in front of the viewer. This is not anywhere near the case. The keystone correction is only vertical and it horizontal, and while correcting it distorts the image terribly. Furthermore they decided to not use a proper Android TV to save a tiny amount of money on this expensive projector. The result? An absolutely atrocious "Aptoide" store and weird side loaded apps for Netflix and YouTube that may or may not be supported into the future. When I play Netflix it also randomly freezes the video after maybe about 10 minutes prompting me to restart the projector. There are a ton of hardware and software issues with this thing. The shipping is ridiculous, the customer service is bad. The user interface is just about the worst I've ever seen. The projector is bright though. So... There's that.