Mini Projector,WiFi Native 1080P Full HD Projector,ZDK 10000L Portable Outdoor Movie Projector Compatible with iOS/Android Phone/Laptop/PC/TV Stick/HDMI/USB/AV/PS5

We really like the size of this projector. The sound and picture quality are also awesome

The product got four stars because I had a problem connecting to my phone, however the company was right there with me every step of the way. When we couldnt resolve the problem, they were fast to refund my money. No hassles, no nonsense. They are great.

After getting a replacement projector I’m updating my review. It works well.

This took me forever to get set up. The only way I could get it working was with a direct connection to a firestick. However this then blocked the AUX connection port so I couldnt connect a speaker.

I use it to watch movies. It is great to use in the bedroom. Very easy to set up and connect to iPhone screen mirror. The only down side is that there is no screen included. You need to use on white wall.

Yo lo uso para dictar conferencias en oficinas y a domicilio y me da excelente imagen, que al fin de cuentas, es lo que busco. Me encanta este proyector, creo que su precio es bastante económico y te llevas un equipazo.

It was work perfect I like it and my kids love it, I make cinema at my home for my kids they can watch movie and play games

The projector is very compact and came with the expected power cable, HDMI cable, remote (batteries not included), and an A/V cable. I set it up about 8 feet from a white wall, in the middle of the recommended range. Focus is manual using a dial that is inset on the right side of the unit. I have used the HDMI and Wi-Fi options with a MacBook Pro laptop. First, I projected the MacBook using the HDMI cable. The projector shows up as “S2-TEK TV” in the Displays portion of the System Settings. The picture quality is good, although the image isn’t particularly bright. I didn’t have any problems here and this is my main usage. The projector only has 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and your computer has also has to be on the 2.4 GHz side if you have a dual frequency Wi-Fi modem. If, like me, you use MAC filtering on your Wi-Fi, the MAC number of the projector is given in the “Wi-Fi” menu, and there is a mechanism to enter your Wi-Fi password. Projection uses the “Screen Cast” option on the projector. It shows up as “MarsByte-D71B48” when you look for displays to add, and shows up as “Apple TV” when adjusting settings. The big problem is that there is very large lag over Wi-Fi, almost a half-second. Over Wi-Fi, audio was automatically sent to the projector. The sound quality is adequate for speech, but poor for music. You can adjust the bass and treble or use presets, but the speaker just isn’t very good. The cooling fan runs all the time, but isn’t very loud. I like the 1/4” tripod socket on the bottom because that’s a very convenient way for me to set it up. The projector doesn’t project an exceptionally bright image, but fine for a home office, living room, or bedroom setup. This is a good choice for a budget projector for home use.

Likes: compact size; good, clear picture; built in speaker; connectivity options; ease of operation. Dislikes: setting the projector up. The projector must be directly in front of the screen and level. This makes set up quite tricky as even the slightest degree off being horizontal blurs the image at the extremes. This can be seen in the Windows background image, where the wording at the top is out of focus compared to that in the middle. I had the front of the projector raised about 3mm (1/8) to lift the image towards the screen center. So, this mini projector really has to have a permanent base and screen set up to work properly. The home screen is very easy to navigate. The remote works well and the supplied cables all have a decent quality feel to them. Such a shame that getting the projector lined up to work as advertised can be a bit of an issue.

Great