I'm pretty happy with this projector, especially for outdoor movie nights. The picture quality is good and surprisingly bright, although I would definitely recommend using it when it's completely dark. If there's still a lot of light outside, the picture can look washed out.
Setup took longer than I expected. Logging into Google Home took me around 30 minutes to an hour, but once everything was set up, it worked well. The projector has both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and it also comes with streaming apps. I was able to download additional apps directly from the Google Play Store, which is really convenient.
It also supports screen mirroring from Apple devices through a few third-party AirPlay apps- unfortunately, for someone who is used to the IOS interface, it is not the official built-in Apple AirPlay.
For my setup, I ended up using HDMI because my Wi-Fi signal doesn't reach all the way to my backyard. That worked perfectly. I also connected a Bluetooth speaker while using it outside.
The projector has automatic keystone adjustment, although I chose to adjust it manually. It also has an adjustable foot/screw on the bottom that lets you raise the front of the projector and change the projection angle instead of having it sit completely flat. I found that pretty useful for getting the picture positioned correctly.
The fan is noticeably loud when you're close to the projector. However, when I used it outside with a Bluetooth speaker, the fan noise didn't really bother me or interfere with the movie.
It also comes with a projector screen, which is a nice bonus, although I haven't used the included screen yet so I can't comment on its quality.
The initial Google setup was a little frustrating, and the fan could be quieter, but the picture quality, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, Google Play Store access, and easy picture adjustment make it a good projector overall.
P.S. the only photo I took of the quality is attached and it's in a room with a lot of natural sunlight