AAXA S1 Mini Dock Projector with 3 Hour Battery Compatible with Nintendo Switch

First time actually taking pictures for a product review but needed to show how cool it was. It looks even better in person than in pictures (blame the poor camera). Been following these mini projectors and was an adopter for the yesojo indiegogo crowdfunded one so I knew exactly what I was in for. Was very happy with the upgraded resolution and noticeable brighter AAXA S1. The contrast made a big big difference, much whiter whites and blacker blacks. Don't expect this to replace your TV but its a fun toy to play outdoor in miscellaneous places you never though of before. (like the side of a giant warehouse)

Brought this for my switch so I can project it on my wall. Picture quality is good at 720p, even at about 80”, when it gets bigger than 80” the sharpness seem to be off no matter how I adjusted. Still very good, I took half star off for this.Other half star is wish they included a tripod of some sort, at this price they should throw it in free for us. I brought one for $10 and it works great!Customer service was great they responded in 1 day on both occasions. No technical issues - I just had a USB question and also could not figure out how to adjust volume (it is the left and right arrow, wish they say that in user guide).The

This does give a slanted image sometimes but i bought a tripod for it so i don't mind having to adjust it for setup, and once it is setup it works perfectly. I have noticed sometimes the far edges will look slightly fuzzy but not entirely blurry or anything like that just a slight drop in quality if you really pay attention but even then when I project this at a large scale (like over 55") then even my hardcore smash bros friends don't even care and think it's really cool. The sound is amazing too! I was gonna plug in some speakers to it but this thing does great on it's own! I was a bit confused as it didn't come with an instruction manual but after messing with it for a bit I was able to figure out everything. It keeps a really good grip on your switch too, maybe a little too well but as long as you're careful and pull it out in a smart way and don't just try to yank it out you'll be fine. The only issues I really have is the slanting image and the lack of a proper case to carry this around in but I bought a decent substitute and a tripod and both those issues have been resolved. Like all pieces of technology you just gotta be careful with it and be smart about how you handle it.

Picture is great. The info says 720p but this projecters Max resolution is actually 1080p @60hz pretty awesome for the size. Only drawback is that there is only one input port for the switch. Can be extended when you buy the aaxa extended cable. If you're thinking about it, buy it.

The good:Overall this works as you'd expect. You drop your switch in and it projects the image along with speakers and you can play. The brightness and quality is great.The bad:The touch interface on the top of the device is buggy and unresponsive which makes setting up and configuring the projector cumbersome.