Not bad for the price,not enough for the headache!
358561
Very well organized and thought out harness,for the most part but I guess I got a lemon. My low beams work fine but my high beams flick on and off which makes the whole car lighting flick, fuel pump relay wire has a short,stay popping fuses and I have a mechanical pump! Had to run a jumper wire from the headlight switch to the taillight and lic plate just to keep them running because when I hit my brakes thats the only time they worked!
1737244
Bought this unit direct from LE, not Amazon, but wanted to inform others, so I am posting this here.
The GOOD:
Unit seems to be well made with heavy aluminum housing and glass lens. Never gets too hot to touch easily even after hours of operation.  Light output is good (I picked Warm White) and simple optics make for a uniform distribution of light.  While I don't think this unit is perfect, I may buy more in spite of the BAD and UGLY points below.  I placed it side-by-side with a 50W HPS floodlight down on a driveway, and switched between them to check brightness, and it was close, but not equal, but the horrible HPS light color makes comparison difficult.
The BAD:
- This is probably not a true 20W LED. Used 3 different meters, all showed 21 watts consumed. Unless it is a really efficient driver with only 1 watt overhead, I expected it to draw more like 23-25 watts. It is probably a 15 or 18 watt LED, but not 20 watts. (The 30 watt version draws only 26 watts, even more of an exaggerated claim; see my review of the 30W.)
- After 3 months in service, the mounting bolts on both sides of the fixture are rusting badly!  I will have to replace them with stainless or brass.  This is just cutting corners!
The UGLY:
- Glass was cloudy and needed to be cleaned inside and out.
- As others have mentioned in their reviews, the supply wire pigtail is ridiculously short, and EXTERNAL to the fixture, so you need a weather-head or other means of making a weather tight connection for outdoor use.
- Supply wires are not USA standard wire colors of (Line) red/blue/black and (Neutral) white, and Ground (green).
- No standard 1/2 or 3/4 inch ANSI fitting connection to connect to a Bell box or other conduit access body. Basically you are on your own to figure out how to mount it. If the supplied "U" bracket that holds the light body is mounted with the bottom of the "U" down, as on top of a wall, it is not possible to tip the light body forward and down.

OVERALL, it is a good buy for the money, but it is NOT all that the manufacturer claims that it is in light output or electrical rating.  If you are OK with that, buy it!  :-)
78852
Works decent, but save tourself some extra headache. If you don't want to or cant afford to get the name brands, just get the next best thing from WalMart, BJs, RadioShack (you get the idea). Easier to replace or fix as frequently as it needs
4261040
FOR THE PRICE, the quality is not bad. It's not plug-n-play though. You'll need to add some thickness and enlarge some of the mounting holes to fit properly. The laying of the weaving (aesthetic) is not perfect but it's not that noticeable. Not bad overall.
3288081
I bought this for primarily the size and the low cost.  The picture took some adjusting but once done, it looked stellar (it has an auto-adjust function that tries to pick the best colors, but I found that doing it manually got me a better picture with more contrast).  I like that it has multiple pre-set buttons to go between lighting of a movie vs. a webpage vs. a videogame vs. text vs. your custom setting. However, the sound is quite bad.  I wasn't expecting anything great, but it really is fairly useless.  The closest thing I can analogize it to is to say it is as if you're listing to music through earphones that are turned up very loud and sitting on your desk.  So be sure to buy some proper speakers if you don't have any, as most will not be able to settle with what they give you on this monitor.  That said, for the price, it's still the best deal around!!!
1187945
The price was good, shipping quick, but a couple of minor issues...  There was no cables, which would have made hooking it up a breeze, rather than having to make my own.  Minor inconvenience, I had hope to avoid.  Also claimed to come with 150 amp fuses, but got 200 amp instead.  Fortunately, I already ordered the 150 amp fuses, and have plenty of cable.  Still a good deal, but just a little let down one these two points, that would have made it a great deal.  Didn't return or complain, or since it would have been sort of pointless, already had everything on hand, although a couple of spare fuses wouldn't hurt.
811895
Despite some of the extremely negative reviews I went ahead and bought this projector.

Overall, this projector is OK, definitely for the price.

My only complaints are:
1) The image is NOT 4200 lumens, as as been pointed out by others.
I don't have testing equipment, but I would say probably more like 1500 lumens.
2) I am unable to get the center of the image perfectly in focus at the same time as the outer edges. It is not badly out of focus, but it is noticable on sharp text, ect.
3) The fans are a bit on the loud side, not crazy loud or anything, but you can hear them.
4) The image does seem to skew a little bit towards the blue side of the spectrum.
5) Red is oddly posterized, even though it is not very bright.

I ended up returning this product due to the persistant images on the LCD and went with the more expensive (but MUCH better image quality) Optoma HD141X instead.

EDIT 8/11/2016:
Based on this (honest) review I got a call this morning /early/ from Weicai asking me to remove the negative review.
They called back after I hung up (I was sleeping when they called). Then I got 3 text messages in a row as well. No bueno.
446161
For the price it's not bad. The speaker it comes with isn't top quality, but it does okay for night time listening. The pillow it's self is pretty comfy and totally cute.

I do have two major complaints about this item.

1. The speaker simply will not stay inside the pillow. Turning over, or even shifting slightly leads to the yanking out of the speaker box.

I solved this by sewing in the speaker box. Nothing fancy, and the stitch can be easily removed, should the speaker die. If you can't sew, this may not work for you.

2. The other complaint is that is took well over a month to arrive. Do yourself a favor and pay more to have it shipped faster, or be ready for a wait.

All in all, it's not bad for the money, and has helped me sleep better!
4477967
I bought this for a great price locally but just thought I would help with some added some feedback that I did not see online. Like many mentioned the picture is good and the appearance is great, very nice looking TV.

But there are some problems I encountered; the viewing angle is very very limited. The picture went from crisp to very foggy at slight angles. I also encountered some functional problems when I wanted to use the USB drive to play media. 90% of my files were not detected by this TV. The interface was also very archaic looking resembling and old MSDOS terminal. I don't know if a firmware update would have solved my USB file issue but I'm used to basic functionality such as this to work out of the box.

If these factors are not important to you I see no reason not to purchase this TV. Personally I opted for a less expensive and comparable Samsung which did not have either of these problems.
2205651
First the good.  It's a great value compared to other models I've seen and the free next day shipping is a big plus for those who just can't wait.  Now the downside.

First off they're not "warm white" but more of a cooler white.  Since I'm a photographer I got out my trusty light meter and they read about 4000 Kelvin which leans much more towards a daylight look than the traditional bulbs which read about 2900-3000K.  That's fancy talk for they look less yellow (warm).

Secondly they really didn't fit my under counter lights allotted space to insert a bulb.  I had to kind of pull apart the fixture to jam them in there and rock it back and forth until it kind of scraped past the metal and finally fit.  I'll attach a photo for reference.

Lastly I'd like to quick address the flickering people are speaking about.  ANY LED WILL FLICKER if you're not dimming it with a dimmer made for LED bulbs.  It's not a bulb quality issue, it's just that the fixtures are not made to accommodate LED bulbs.

Overall I'm glad I purchased them due to the excessive heat the old bulbs put out.  As long as they don't burn out I'm satisfied with my purchase.
1934848
This installation is not for amateurs.  My mechanic (who is very experienced) said it sometimes takes him upwards of 10 hours to install one of these.  Before he even started installing it, he discovered that I would need another part that cost $100, which is almost more than the whole system I had purchased!  The good news: if I purchased the extra part he would not have to destroy one of my keys with a built-in fob (also valued at approximately $100) to make it work!  I was nave enough to believe that a car as common as mine (a 2008 Honda Accord) would not need additional parts, but I was mistaken.  You should definitely contact the person who will be installing this system before you purchase it and have him/her look up the security diagram to make sure you have what you need.  I gave 2 stars because I still have hope that the system will work once the extra part arrives, and $200 is not an outrageous price for one of these.  It's just frustrating when you think you're getting a good deal to find out the bottom line is double what you were expecting.
4500839
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.
611877
I didn't give it 5 stars because it isn't perfect... but for the price, it's pretty darn good.

Installation: Super easy! Familiarity with what's under the hood of your PC helps, but if you can follow simple instructions, you should be good. It takes 2 5.25" drive bays. I only had one bay free, but I'm pretty handy with a dremel and not afraid of a little minor pc-case surgery).

Hardware: YES, the VFD looks washed-out on installation. I'll give you that. BUT the contrast and brightness are software adjustable. So, if you spend a couple of minutes adjusting it, you can get to look like the one in the ad. The remote range and reception angle are quite good for me. The front buttons work fine, but are fairly useless with the remote (pretty much like any home theater appliance).

Software: As someone else said, don't bother with the bundled disk. Just get online and download the latest drivers and apps. I'm using Windows 7 (64bit) and the software works pretty well with it. The ability to turn the computer on and off, and launch your apps by remote control is outstanding. You can configure what apps that launch as well as the remote commands within the apps. I'm using it with Windows Media Center, XBMC, Hulu Desktop and Boxee. Haven't had a problem with any of them so far.

YMMV, but this unit is just what I needed for my HTPC and works really well so far (had it for about 2 weeks).
4842562
honestly, the color display is way off my previous asus monitor, it take me a little bit to get used to. so don't expect too much.
also, at 4k, 30hz refresh rate does make all the movement feels laggy. I hear this on a youtube review and I did not believe it, but now I do... but anyway, I will use this thing mostly for web browsing.

the reason I give it 4 star not 2 is, of course, the cost efficient price, suppose you get 4 cheap 1080p monitor, sure the color will be better, everything will be better, but you need more space, more money, also a graphic card that does 4 output, 4 power cable 4 display cable... just a mess

------------- update.
ok, have to correct this, after color adjustment, its better. not to the point of good, but certainly better... more comfortable, still feel lagy though.
4775168
I just bought this as a gift for a buddy with a Utility Truck that he is always having to jump out of to double-check when he backs up. After looking at ALL the offerings here at Amazon, it seemed like the best and most economical choice.

I am going to guess the wires are too short for the application and a visit to Radio Shack and a little soldering is in the future, and that we spend a six-pack and a few hours figuring out how to wire it up.

Even so, given the LARGE SCREEN built into the mirror, and "Universal Mount" of the camera, this seems ideal for the intended application.

If I am wrong, I will send it back (for FREE, as an "Amazon Prime" member) and edit this comment. For under a hunnerdt bucks (including shipping and GIFT WRAPPING!) it seems like the best unit for the intended purpose.
1189940
pretty good for the price, not the best, but definitely not the worst
2660247
Ok, when I get something at this low of a price, I expect a little wrangling, but this required more wrangling than would warrant three stars. Here's what to expect if you take a chance with this thing:

Don't use the metal tab in the main housing as a guide to where the back end of the mSATA module should rest (as you would normally assume). If it's anywhere close to it, it won't engage the connector properly and won't work at all. That would be OK if the mSATA holding screws would do the job, but unlike quality adapters, the holding screws are not precise enough to ensure good seating just by tightening them. So first, engage, but don't tighten the holding screws. then push the mSATA module in as far as you can until either it is either stopped by the connector or the screws. Then, while still holding the module in place, tighten the screws. If during this process, the mSATA gave that satisfying clicking-in sensation  (as it did in my case), you're in good shape. If not, it will probably be ok, but the mSATA might work it's way out, so in that case, double check the screws to be sure they are tight (but don't over-tighten - the metal strips easily).

The back cover had to be modified using a metal file or sandpaper to extend the cutout that's supposed to fit around the connector. As is, the cover would not seat properly. The metal is very soft, so it doesn't need much of a file. You could just not use the cover, but you probably should since it helps protect the exposed circuits from dust, moisture and accidental metal contact. Also, it may be important to removing heat from the mSATA module efficiently - who knows, the designers may have actually done some thermal analysis and testing (ok, probably not).

Finally, when installing the thing, don't tighten any mounting screws by much at all. The threaded holes in the thin, very soft metal will strip very easily. In my case, one of the side mounting holes came pre-stripped. I was still able to mount it in a MacBook pro because it at least had enough thread to keep the stud screw from falling out.