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Yes, right on the projector itself. Just one thing to keep in mind: iPhone screen mirroring doesn't work with those apps — that's a restriction streaming services apply to all mirroring features, not something specific to this device. Instead, open the apps directly on the projector.

Not at all. There's no paywall and no cards or cartridges to buy — you're never locked into extra purchases. Most parents just use free narrated storybook videos on YouTube, and if you already have something like Vooks or a library app, that works perfectly too.

Zumko is a display device, not a library: you provide the stories, and there's nothing else to buy. There are three ways to do this; here's the easiest one first:

1. YouTube (built-in). Free illustrated storybooks are already available for read-aloud sessions. Storyline Online, for example, has over 100 stories read by actors, with on-screen illustrations. Just search, pick one, and you're set.
2. A USB flash drive. Upload photos or a PDF of book pages and open them directly from the projector, displaying them page by page on the wall and moving forward with the remote control.
3. Streaming or connecting. Stream content from an Android phone or connect an HDMI cable from a laptop or tablet to project anything.

It depends on how far it is from the ceiling. From a nightstand, you'll get roughly 40 to 60 inches — move it back for more.

From age 3 and up. Younger kids enjoy it too, but we recommend 3+ due to small parts in the box.