The projector has great image and sound quality but if you want to use it with a Chromecast with HDMI-CEC to turn the projector on/off the projector fails badly. Previous Philips projectors also allowed you to boot to an input device instead of their Android OS but that feature is gone so you have to use their awful remote whatever you do. This device is half baked at best and Philips support team has opted to mark all my support requests as solved so don't expect to get support even within your warranty.

This is a very nice projector in terms of being quiet, light weight, not generating much heat at all, and giving a reasonably good picture. Probably the 520 and 720 models will be better choices, because the 320 does require quite a bit of room darkening. Another area of improvement will be the connectivity: In theory, there many connectivity options with the NeoPix 320, but I couldn't get some of them to work.

Got it because we don't have TV and Women's World Cup was on. It has been awesome because you can create a big screen on the wall without the actual heavy screen! Just need to do the best you can to get the room really dark so you get a good image. We love it!