Is the 16,000 ANSI lumen claim realistic?

No. Budget LED projectors in this class typically produce a few hundred ANSI lumens at best. Expect a usable picture in a dark room, not in daylight.

No. It accepts 1080p sources but has no HDR support, so HDR content plays in standard dynamic range.

Can I correct the image if the projector sits off to the side?

Only vertically. There is vertical keystone correction but no horizontal or corner correction, so place it roughly square to the screen.

Yes. Bluetooth is built in, and there are built-in speakers if you do not want external audio.

One HDMI 2.1 port and USB. There is no second HDMI, so plan for a switch if you have several devices.

Only casually. There is no published input lag figure, and the dim output and lack of HDR make it a weak fit for fast or HDR games.

At Best Buy, for $119.99, as of our latest check.

$119.99at Best BuyChecked Nov 9

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