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This is my first projector purchase. What I like: --Lightweight and compact for portability. --Throw distance seems to be good for what I'm using it for (displaying in a home environment). --Optional wireless dongle means I can connect my iPad wirelessly. Works pretty well with practice. --Has a basic speaker. --Colors look great and there are a wide variety of ways you can adjust the picture to get it to look like you intended. --Remote control has a handy laser pointer. --Lens has a dust cap with a tether. What I don't like: --At 4000 lumens I thought it would be sufficient for a daylight indoor environment. Shades still have to be closed to get a good result suitable for displaying photos. --The lens is manual focus. Overall I would say it offers good value for the money. :-)

Used these units in displaying 1280 x 1024 at a length of 200 feet to a connecting projector. Very good video quality and signal.

We use this projector screen in our church activities.

If you need to connect your computer to a distant projector, this cable is for you.

I installed them next to my projector screen and they sound great.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

When shooting portraits I quite often will set up a tethered shoot displaying each photo onto a near by computer. Most tethering scenarios are based around USB cables so to have a extender like this is invaluable. Buy several, you'll use them.

I used this to hook up my computer to tv monitors for displaying photos and presentations. Easy to use and the cable is the perfect length, not too long or short.

This HyperDrive makes displaying my laptop screen to a larger display simple and easy. I don't even have to connect it to another power source. Just plug-and-play!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm a web-developer, and I'm using huge 42in monitor as my main one. And I need additional one for IDE (displaying code). I found vertical 28in 16:9 too small, and additional 42in 16:9 too big. For some time I was using two 22in FullHD monitors stacked on top of each other, and found that screen space perfect for me, but I hated having bezel between monitors. I was looking for 16:18 screen long before, and now, thanks to LG, it's actually available! Moreover, it has perfect size (height) to match my 42in monitor (see photo). Build-in mount arm makes it easier to install monitor as a second one, and not being afraid that it can fall while standing on the edge of the desk. Plus you can easily wipe desktop under it. I think this aspect ratio is perfect for coding and IDEs (I can split workspace into 4 sections (have 4 files open simultaneously), and have tall/huge work files tree to navigate. Screen quality is perfect, although I'm using mainly for displaying text. No dead pixels spotted. The main downside is price. I wish LG extend it's lineup of 16:18 monitors to have more simple ones. I'm not using USB-C connection for laptop, and probably 1920x2160 resolution will be more suitable for my tasks. But anyways, I do recommend this format for anyone who is looking to extend their workspace!