5G WiFi Bluetooth Projector, Native 1080P Outdoor Movie Projector with 350 Display, 18000L Home Theater Video Projector 4K Supported, LED Video Projector Compatible with TV Stick, Phone/PC

Ive only had this little projector 3 days, so I really dont know how to rate it. The picture looks good, the sound sounds good in my 8X20 sun room. I wiil try to rate it better after more use and after using it outside at night against the screen. The last one from a different manufacture, the sound quit working after less than a year, so I want to see if this one holds up longer, before giving it a higher rating. One thing I can say about it, When I turn it on, it comes on in HDMI right away. My last projector, you had to go to the source and select it before seeing anything. And the picture looks larger on the screen too. For a compact little guy, Im starting to like it!!

Great projector for the price. Very bright. Set it up and watched the superbowl with friends. Even at dusk, screen was visible, but when the sun went down, everyone was really impressed. Easy setup even without reading the instructions. Look forward to many more movies and events.

Works as expected no issues

Good quality and wide range from a distance!!! The picture works amazing for my large living room!!!! Decent sound but you can Bluetooth to a sound bar or surround sound and make it into a theatre!!!

Great projector. Much brighter and clearer then the one I bought just 3 year ago. We absolutely love this. You can’t any better deal considering picture quality and features

I’m very pleased with this purchase. I always read reviews and take them in consideration before buying something specially if is a big purchase. I got everything on a bundle the projector, stand, fire stick and the screen for a good price. It works very well, even during the day you can still see the imagine on the wall clearly and better at night when is darker. It was easy to set up and haven’t had any issues so far.

I really like that out of the box I just plugged it into my computer with a HDMI cable I already had, and was very few adjustments it was projecting my computer screen onto my white wall. It was easy to adjust the angle of the picture. The sound is very good too. I havent tried it outdoors yet, as I havent bought a projector screen, but the picture is pretty bright inside on my wall during daylight hours, so Im fairly certain it will be a good picture. Anyhow, for the price it appears to be a very good little projector!

This is the 5th projector Ive purchased. The other 4 were 9,600 lumens and all had essentially identical brightness and features. This 18,000 lumens Pericat projector should have been noticeably brighter, but in a side-by-side comparison of a bright animated movie (same clip on both the 9,600 and 18,000 lumen projectors), it was hard to see a difference in the picture at all. Certainly not brighter, but perhaps a little more clear - barely. Identical picture settings. Since the first 4 I purchased were Tenkers on sale for $67 a pop, its hard to recommend this Pericat when it has the same features and, honestly, same brightness, and for more than twice as much (on sale). Except that I used the Tenker projectors for 2 weeks for Halloween digital decorations and 3 of the 4 of them had substantial failures just in these first 2 weeks of their lives. They were only used indoors so nothing abusive, and the displays grew large white or black spots or lines across the screen. Tech support said they needed to be replaced. Perhaps you get what you pay for? But since I dont have many hours racked up on this Pericat, I cant vouch for its robustness. I can say that the 3 brands of projectors Ive purchased all have essentially the same firmware (software), same features, with different names. And this Pericat is far more expensive than the Tenker. But I would bet money they are all made by the same company with slight variations (case shape and color, and a different name for example) so build quality and engineering tech is the same. Even the remotes are identical and control all 3 brands I have. None of these comes close to even a baseline LED TV, and if youre going to use Bluetooth speakers for audio, there is a video/audio sync delay that cannot be adjusted by the projector so its up to the bluetooth speakers/processor you have, and very few dont have a delay as a result of audio processing, so youre sound comes about 1 second after the video - a significant annoyance. So plan on hardwiring them. I think were on the cusp of getting affordable LED projectors that are bright and reliable for outdoor movie nights with the neighbors, but for now it seems to get a reliable and bright setup that supports video delay to sync with bluetooth speaker inevitable delays, even at just 1080p, we still have to pay a couple thousand. If someone has found a solid make/model with actual ASNI lumens (not these misleading lumens numbers the cheap units advertise). For example, an Epson LS11000 has 2,500 ANSI lumens and is $4k. Cant compare 18,000 lumens advertised by this Pericat projector because its brightness is likely measured at the source light which gets cut down about 30% before level leaving the lens rather than measuring the brightness on the screen at a defined distance, as the ANSI standard demands. Apples to apples.

Weve enjoyed using it indoors and outdoors. The picture is great and we love the ability to increase screen size. Sounds not the best but blue tooth allows us to hook up speakers. Id recommend this product.

This is my third one , they are amazing they show much better than my 4k tvs and they show just as bright in a room with light as it does in the dark . 5G is amazing and the bluetooth is so seamless This is an amazing product i would recommend to anybody