Cute projector that no doubt works, but it requires ...
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Cute projector that no doubt works, but it requires a non-standard sized HDMI cable that does not come with the projector. Strangely, the projector came with a micro-HDMI cable - but there is no micro-HDMI ports. Nor is there a standard sized HDMI port. I sent tech support a picture and they couldn't explain the odd size either. Probably a counterfeit product.
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You get what you pay for, yes you have heard it before and the reason why is it's true.

The Digital Galaxy DG-737 Dream Land LCD Projector is a decent bang for your buck, but please consider how much that buck is.  I purchased mine a couple years ago when scouting out potential projectors for a school I work at.  With the low cost point of this projector, it was cheap enough that if it didn't work in a classroom setting then I could just purchase it myself and use it at home.  Well this projector is terrible in a typical well lit classroom.  So I ended up with it.

I finally pulled it out of moth balls a couple weeks ago and set it up in my newly created man cave in my basement.  With only 1 HDMI input I had to get creative with this thing.  I have a Google Chromecast, an XBox 360 and a HTPC that all use HDMI outputs.  To remedy this situation in the short term I got a 25' HDMI male to female cable.  My equipment actually sits under my couch in my man cave so when I want to switch the HDMI input I simply just switch the cable to the device I want to use.  The XBox and HTPC both have standard size male to male HDMI cables coming out of them so it's easy to plug in the device I want to use.

The picture displayed is ok.  The projector was originally billed as being able to project a 1080p image through the HDMI input, however I find the 1080p picture to be pretty grainy and the 720p picture to be much clearer and easier on the eyes.

The HDMI input seems particularly picky about the type of device you plug into it.  If you plug in a device that was specifically designed to be  used with a TV then the image seems fine, but the HTPC image is very pixalated and hard to read.  Switching the HTPC to the VGA input clears the image but reduces the image down to a maximum of a 1024x768 resolution making the HTPC for the most part useless as a media device.

Other Cons - The projectors fan is loud.  Very loud, so plan to have your media audio turned up.  Speaking of audio the projector does have a set of speakers, but they don't sound good (as most projector speakers don't) so plan to use a stereo or surround sound system.  The projector is also not very bright.  I have to turn off the lights in my basement in order to see the picture clearly, so be sure to use it in a dark room.  This was the main reason we couldn't use it at the school.  Also the keystone correction is just a knob on the side that you turn either way to correct an offset angle the projector may be on.  The larger the angle the more you have to turn the keystone knob, the more you turn the keystone knob the more blurry the edges of your image get.  So try to not have your projector on to much of an angle, try to keep it level as much as possible.

Other Pros - The stereo audio out works with any input regardless of the source.  If you are feeding the audio into the projector via the HDMI cable, the projector will convert the digital audio signal into the standard stereo audio and send it out.  This can come in handy for all of your devices so you don't have to run extra audio wires from your media devices to your audio source, provided you are ok with just standard stereo audio.

Be careful when using this projector with a ceiling mount.  Most mounts will not have screws long enough to make it down into the deeply recessed mounting holes. You will most likely need to take the projector and mounting hardware to the hardware store to get longer screws to use.  Also make sure you get a mount that can extend four arms at least 12" from the center of the projector as the mounting holes are far apart.

I have not tested the coax in, s-video in or composite video inputs, only the HDMI, VGA and audio in's.  So I can not speak as to the image quality of those inputs.

I hope this helps you in your buying decision.
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The device works in a small theater room environment or dark bedroom with very little light, which was my intended purpose for it. The fan, however, clocks in at 50 db from 5 feet away and up to 80db if you are right next to it. This, for my needs, renders it unserviceable.
The image quality is fair but, as stated in many reviews, text comes off as blurry in odd spots.
There is mechanical vertical keystoning, but to a very limited degree.

It it's defense the projector looks nice and contemporary while sporting a decent "not too cheap" heft to it. While not Ultra-Portable it could easily fit in a rolling business case or backpack.

If you need something that will project, don't care about image quality and don't need to read any text, this will work. It might even help by softening the rough edges of older movies!

As is, I'd recommend it as a purchase around $50.
120421
The projector works but the only way to use the streaming feature is to download and use a PAID service through roku.  Bummer.
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Can't use it with a Google phone, an iPad, a samsung phone. Did hook it up to a computer and it works, also works with the Google TV stick. Overall a sub par product. Not my first projector. Sound is pretty quiet, you need to hook it up to some kind of an external speaker. Wouldn't recommend it. I had a better mini projector five years ago and it was built a smart phone. Poor customer service.

I'm giving it three stars because it does work and it is very light-weight, so once you get it to work with something (like the aforementioned Google Chromecast stick) then it serves its purpose. This would have been a five star projector 10 years ago, a four star projector 5 years ago, as of 2017 it's a 3 star projector.

If it's your first projector, then you'll be amazed, but there are much better projectors out there.
4805846
well i gus ill be waiting till black Friday to get a real projector... this is more like a toy lol sorry
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This is a great projector for the money, but there are a few things you should know before you decide to purchase. I'll try and layout the Pros and Cons and explain some of the features you won't find in the manual.

First off, I am an experienced IT person. I work for a Law Firm as Systems Administrators and have lots of experience working with projectors, and mobile devices. With that said here goes...

Pros:
First, this projector uses an LED chip to display the image vs LCD or DLP. What this means is that there is no bright lightbulb that needs replacing like other projectors. The LED is bright enough to output the picture on the wall, which means far less heat and wattage. It also means the LED will last much longer than most LCD or DLP projector bulbs.

Second, the sound quality from this projector is very good. Very similar to using a decent Bluetooth speaker like the Beats Pill. The HDMI and A/V port both allow audio input. If you plan to use the VGA port, you can still use the A/V port for audio input (this wasn't explained in the manual).

Third, this projector is very light weight, and small enough to stuff in a backpack. It's very portable. I haven't tried running it on a battery pack, but since it's very similar to a small laptop power input, you could use something like the Energizer XP18000 power pack with this.

Fourth, and finally, the great thing about this projector is that it has an iphone/ipod dock. I had an old iphone 4 not being used so I thought I'd give it a go and see what I could do with it. One thing you should note, the iphone will NOT project the interface. Only certain apps will output to the projector. iTunes and Photo viewer work natively, but also Netflix, Youtube and some Video players like VidOn which I used to play streaming movies from my NAS. Don't even bother jailbreaking your device and using something like DisplayOut, it doesn't work.

Now the Cons:

For me, the biggest disappointment is the lack of display features with this projector. Things like Keystone adjustment is almost a necessity. If you place the projector on a small table, you'll want to tilt it up at the wall, and this will create a trapezoid affect. No way to correct this unless you put the projector on a tripod and raise it.
There is also no feature to flip the image if you plan to mount this projector to a ceiling, and no color correction to adjust tones.

This projector is only 50 Lumens brightness, that's not much when you compare standard projectors that have between 2000-3000 Lumens. That's the big advantage to LCD and DLP projectors. I found it suitable enough to project a 60 inch screen in low lighting. Definitely not for bright rooms.

There is no video or audio outputs. Not a big deal for me as the speakers worked well enough, but still would have been nice to have audio output.

The remote that comes with the projector is almost useless. You have to be close to the projector for it to respond. It was difficult to adjust volume as you need to press vol up or down 50 times. When I pushed pause, it took about 1 or 2 seconds to respond and only works with the dock (iphone/ipod). The iMenu button did nothing, I'm guess this only works with older iPods. I also didn't care for the buttons on the projector. They don't stay lit, completely flat touch surface, so at night it's impossible to see.

Finally, the screen resolution on this projector is only 854x480. I'm not sure why they decided on such an odd resolution, but using a laptop was difficult to make out unless you set your screen resolution to 800x600.

Overall, I gave it 4 stars because for the price I paid, it's still better than similar priced projectors. This is a perfect projector to take on the go, with the ability to plug your iphone in the dock and start the show. Plus it has exceptional sound.
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As others have pointed out, the time on the projector has to be set separately. I wish I had read the reviews more carefully before making this purchase.  The one thing that I do like about it, is that the brightness of the green digits on the main display are just about perfect - not overpoweringly bright like so many other clocks. Still, having to set the time TWICE on one clock is a deal breaker for me.
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UPDATED 3-17-16:
I've finally came around to finding a use for this. What does it do? Goes out. Comes on for a few seconds.. goes out again.

Man I sure love the look and feel of my white adapter. Kudos to designers for that. Bummer it doesn't work properly.

ORIGINAL 10-13-15:
It's a sturdy converter so if you drop it, there's no need to worry. It's all solid built to what it seems and feels like. It comes with a male to male 3.5 audio cable, about 3ft long which is cool and wasn't expected, when ordering.

I've tested this converter on a Samsung 27" 1920x1080, a DELL 19" 1280x1024, and an Epson 1280x1024 EMP-S3 Projector. The product worked when converting HDMI to VGA with a signal coming from my PC to the Samsung monitor, but not the dell monitor. Neither did it work when converting a signal from an Amazon FireTV stick to the EPSON. The projector and dell monitor both recognizes something plugged in (no duh), but fails to receive the signal. I would guess the EPSON isn't projecting an image is because the Fire stick doesn't support such resolution, but by this moment, I would guess the converter just doesn't support the 1280x1024 resolution.

Because my main use for this product was to take an image from the HDMI Amazon FireTV stick, and display it onto my projector via VGA, having found out the converter doesn't support 1280x1024 resolution, I may possibly return this. If not, I'll just put it in my junk drawer until it becomes of use.

Overall, if you don't intend to use this on a non-HD display, then this is a sure buy. If you want an HDMI to VGA converter that could display to a non-HD display, try looking elsewhere.
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For the cost, this is a pretty good projector. It looks really nice just sitting on a table too! It's not super bright, so you need the room to be nice and dark if you plan to use it, but if the conditions are right, the picture is really pretty good for 480p. The speaker is tinny and annoying, but I just hook min up to my portable speaker, and it sounds great.

I was specifically looking for a projector that's nice and quiet, but I don't think that really exists. The fan isn't really loud, but it's definitely noticeable. At times a bit annoying, but I've heard MUCH worse from mini projectors.
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The good:  fairly attractive, solidly secures into wood studs, cheap
What could be better:  was just a hair small for my new Epson projector, despite what appeared to be claims of universality.  I was able to screw in 2 of the 4 mounts and jury-rigged the other 2 with vinyl ties.  The projector just basically hangs off the mount.  If you tilt it it just returns to the hanging position.
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It has come in handy to use for my projector to be connected to my computer.  Go figure.  The manufacturers no longer make computers with serial ports but they are still making projectors with serial port connections.  Someone needs to get with the program.  That's an idea!
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I bought a 6 ft HDMI cord from Amazon, a set of adapters from Amazon and took a trip to Best Buy to be able to hook this up to my android phone and make it work!  I have difficulties getting this to STAY focused, but with work, it does the job. I also have to bluetooth to my external speakers, because the speakers in this projector SUCK! lol But hey, for the price, I'm still pretty happy with the ability I now have to project any video or picture that my Verizon phone or tablet is connected to. I ended up having to need the HDMI cord and another MDI adapter (found this in the TV department at Best Buy. Don't buy the one in their phone department!!) I now use this to project childrens Kindle books and short Youtube videos at my Girl Scout meetings!
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Had a hell of a time getting it to fit in the projector. Turned out the plug was goofed up, but repaired it myself with old part so not to send this one back.  Supposedly I will get a price break on the next bulb I buy. I will let you know when this occurs.
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Do not but
There are mich better projectors put there. The system is not consistent.  Sometimes it reads files.  Sometimes not.  It uses SD cards best.  Rarely recognizes thumbdrives although it claims to do so ans has a usb drive.  Its been a huge waste of time just getting it to work.
Pass this one by.
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I've had this projector for a few weeks (bought from a local store), and used it a couple of times. Image is bright and good quality as others have said. Connection is easy with the standard VGA cable - no software installation required, just plug it in and connect to the computer. The USB connection is a little trickier, but I tried it in order to use the advance/back button on the remote (which worked only sort of).

Now I'm trying to set up the wireless projection (on a Windows 7 machine). The problem is that this setup is far too complex. The install from the included CD doesn't actually install anything -- all it does it put web links on your desktop and Start menu. Those web link are just to PDFs. There are three of those - the user guide, a network guide, and a montoring guide (the network guide/software is called "EasyMP" -- always a flag to me when a company uses 'easy' in anything means that it's not). I'm trying to read and understand the conflicting directions on the user and network guide, plus the brief blurb on the quick setup sheet included in the box.

The directions for networking are confusing because (a) they do not distinguish well between the setup for the EX7235 and the lower-level EX7230, and (b) they mix information for connection via a WiFi router and connection directly from the computer to the projector. It's not clear whether for this projector you need to install anything physical, and then what you're supposed to do with the USB key included in the box. It's amazing to me that tech companies will spend millions of dollars developing sophisticated products but will skimp on documentation by trying to mix instructions for products, and not include clear step-by-step directions for common operations! I may need to just stick with the traditional physical cable connection.
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Good little projector for watching YouTube videos on but probably not for playing games or anything else.