Is 400 lumens bright enough?

Only for a dark or heavily dimmed room. In daylight or with ceiling lights on, the image will look washed out. A screen of 60 to 80 inches diagonal in a dark room is the realistic use.

Does it work with a PS5 or Xbox Series X?

It accepts HDMI, so it will display the console, but Pyle does not publish input lag or refresh rate. Treat it as a casual gaming projector, not a competitive one.

Do I need a separate speaker?

Plan on one. Built-in audio on projectors this size is usually weak, and the listing gives no speaker specs. HDMI or RCA audio out to a soundbar or speakers is the safer setup.

Expect the projector, a power cable and a remote. Cables for HDMI, VGA or RCA are usually not included, so buy the one your source needs.

Budget projectors like this tend to dip during back-to-school and Black Friday sales. Check the price history before buying so you can tell a real drop from a list price.

Pyle Gaming Projector

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$50.56at Walmart, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Pyle Gaming Projector

The Pyle Gaming Projector is a white LCD projector with native 1080p resolution and a 400-lumen LED light source. It covers the legacy inputs many budget projectors skip: HDMI, USB, DVI, RCA and VGA. At 400 lumens it is dim for a living room with lights on, so it fits a dark room or a bedroom wall. No current price was provided, so check the latest best price against its recent range before buying.