FANGOR 4K Supported Projector with 5G WiFi and Bluetooth - HD 900 ANSI 1080P Native Projector for Outdoor Movies, Home Video Projector with 4P Keystone 50% Zoom Supports TV Stick/Roku/Laptop/Phone

It is quite a bit getting used to with setting up the Bluetooth, but this was a good addition to our church as we used a projector to project skids and videos during the service. Very nice and easy to use once set up. Comes in its own case thats perfect for packing it up easily and safely.

This is a nice projector with a great image. With the included coupon this projector is a pretty good deal. This projector supports 4K, that is different from projecting 4K.. You can run a 4K image through it but you will not get a 4K picture. That is why this projector is not $800. The picture looks great but I wanted to point out the differences for those who may not understand the tricky wording. I do like this projector and I would buy again. 5 STARS

We use this with our inflatable screen for outdoor movie night. I thought it would be a little smaller but it works great so the size doesnt matter.

Im a convert to Bluetooth projectors. I resisted them at first until my wife convinced me to order one. She didnt grow up in the 1950s but for some reason shes nostalgic about drive in movies. Her parents used to take the family to the drive in when she was little and thats how it started. Unfortunately, she found out that one of the few remaining drive in theaters is located in our state and she has been begging me to take her ever since. I try to keep my wife happy and typically Id just take her to the drive in but its just not that easy. First of all, just because its in the same state doesnt mean its nearby. Its half way across the state. Making matters worse, theres not a good way to get there. You have to get off the Interstate and then take a couple of state highways. Were talking a 6 or 7 hour drive round trip. Its not in the best neighborhood--I dont know if the drive in itself is sketchy but Im not inclined to drive several hours to find out. That also eliminates the possibility of an overnight trip. I have high standards for hotels and theres nothing in the area that comes close to meeting them. The projector was a compromise. It allows us to watch movies outdoors on the porch rain or shine. That keeps my wife happy. It was very easy to set up and surprisingly versatile. The 5Ghz wifi connection is very fast and dependable and itll drop down to 2.4Ghz if youre living in the last century. it also has HDMI, and USB connections. A wider range of connectivity would be nice--RCA for audio, AV and VGA for video--but I guess that would boost the price. One big upside is how configurable the device is--you can zoom, adjust the brightness, contrast, color or whatever. Itll support up to 300 displays which meant no trouble at all for our 125 screen. The built in speakers are serviceable, but with the built in Bluetooth no reason not to upgrade to better sound. What got me on board is the versatility of the device. Ive started using it to project cool atmospheric images at parties. Ive used a similar functionality for photography and video. Ill spring for the PPV of big boxing events and take it to my office so my employees can drop by and watch. Ill be doing the same thing soon as we watch the Vegas Golden Knights (hopefully) begin their road to the Stanley Cup. Just a lot of fun use cases for this high quality and extremely versatile device. Highly recommended!

The projector is a mix of great and ok. The image quality is sharp, bright, and has deep color. It is good even with ambient lighting. In pitch dark, it can be projected much larger than recommended and still look good. The sound is where this projector falls apart. If you have a sound system and do not plan on using this unit at all for sound, then you will be very happy with the projector. I was not able to get my Fire Stick to work at all with the sound. I was able to plug my laptop in and use it fine. The sound is ok, not great, when it works.

Okay, Im sure this is going to bring a few laughs, but I bordered this projector to have movie nights on my back deck. Of course its February so it will be a bit before that happens. However, I was excited to take it for a spin. I ordered the screen to use with the projector but it is just too large for placing it anywhere in my house. The weather warmed and I thought maybe it wouldnt be too much longer when snow was forecast and the nights get pretty darn cold. I broke down and bought white sheets that I figured Id just get a feel for what the projector would do. I finally got to see the projector in action and its petter than I imagined plus good sound besides. When the weather warms up a bit more and the basement gets into the 60s, I might even set up down there where I can set up everything to get a real appreciation for this thing. Anyway, I read some of the reviews others wrote and theres still more for me to learn, but my initial adventure into this device was via a 4k Fire TV Stick from Amazon. I plugged it into the hdmi slot and off I went after it did an ungodly amount of updating. Everything was fine until I got to identifying the TV I was running it on. No TV, just a projector. I found a Youtube on how to on a different machine and followed the directions, Just say a TV not on the list. Then it went to sound testing and no sound. It then asked if you were using a receiver or soundbar, nope, not one of them. Tried to use Netflix and got a picture but no sound. I finally found that the unit doesnt do Dolby and had to find where you shut that off and I had big screen Netflix and followed that up with Disney +. Theres more to learn for sure but, at least I know it works, has a great picture and will be fun once Spring gets here. Now off to find if theres a way to get the Fire TV remote to control the sound on the Fangor!

I have used projectors similar to this one before. I am impressed with the quality of the picture and sound. The set up was straight forward but I have used this type of machine before so I am familiar with the terms used. It comes with case that keeps the projector well protected. Everything you need to get set up and watch movies etc. is included.

The Miracast option works most of the time. However, the Bluetooth function never worked for me from the get go. Then randomly after 3 days when I never intended to connect to the projector via bluetooth I randomly connected to it. The picture quality is decent, but the brightness definitely isn’t over 3000 ansi. Overall, I’d find a better projector for the price. **Update. I’ve had this thing for a little over a week. All light from the projector stopped displaying, but I could hear the fans turning. Power button on both the projector and the remote would not turn off the projector. I softly tapped the side of the unit and the projection started working again…but the speaker sounds nice :)

This is my first digital projector. I ordered this because I dont have a TV in my music studio and sometimes I want to show my students a short video. Im fairly decent at the tech stuff, but no expert. I got the projector set up and working in about ten minutes. I had a bit of trouble figuring out the menus, but plugged in my Chromecast and a USB drive and got them both to work. For the Chromecast I used Miracast. My only problem with the projector is that the cord is very short, so I have to use an extension cord, and the cord falls out if the projector is moved once the power is on. Otherwise, it suits my purposes, and the picture is bright enough even in a well-lit room.

This projector is really good for outdoors and wireless setup. It works well over a distance, and is actually not great for a short distance because you cant get it large enough if you only have 10ft or so to project on. Remote works well, and is intuitive. The carrying case/backpack is nice quality also. The speakers are fine, not amazing, but better indoors than outdoors.