this projector is exactly what you are looking for. features and quality are that of a much more expensive projector. this is the one to buy for sure. 10/10 recommending this to literally everyone

I really liked how easy this was to setup and how great it looked inside. Unfortunately, I am looking for a projector to use outside, which this is less then ideal for. The speakers are also not the best, which is why between the two factors I gave this 3 stars. However, pairing Bluetooth was insanely easy and made it sound way better. If you have Bluetooth speakers and want an indoor projector, this is great for its price. If you are looking for outdoors, maybe try one with a higher lumens count.

Great projector for the cost. Bright and very good for use outdoors. Pretty quiet too unless you’re sitting right next to it. Can project very far with clear quality and also can adjust focus. Love it!

For the price this is a good projector with a lot of useful features. Im glad they ranked the brightness in ANSI. It seems like a lot of manufactures try to mask their real world brightness by just listing their brightness in lumens. Id say this projector is very close to the 350ANSI rating. In my pictures I put the chair to show just how large of a picture I projected. It was a good 10 ft corner to corner. the Wi-Fi connection worked well as did the Bluetooth. If I had to pick a weakness I would say the sound of the built in speakers. I was connected to a Microsoft Surface which had better sound than the built in speakers. With this said I wouldnt say they sound any worse than other projector built in speakers. I have a total of 6 projectors from a $2000 short throw down to a $15 LED Halloween special and the sound of this projector is on par with the higher end projectors, though again none of them sound great. As for longevity, only time will tell. I plan on bring this projector to use while RV camping so Ill update if I run into any issues over time.

Got this a little over a year ago and it worked fine with the exception of a small black spot in the corner of the image. Customer service gave a partial refund of 20$ which is fine cause it doesn’t bother me. However this brown shape appeared and really looks bad. I liked this projector because it made me realize I really like it over a tv but I wouldn’t buy this one again. Price is good but you may have to replace in a year

I have had this projector for over a week now and have tested many of its functions. Let me start with things I liked. The unit has two HDMI ports, which is nice. I was able to hookup my computer and a Firestick at the same time and the projector auto recognized which input device was turned on. The casting capability worked well from my laptop (Windows). The speakers are much better than I was anticipating and decent enough that if you arent picky wouldnt require a secondary speaker. I did connect a small bluetooth speaker to the projector and it connected on the first attempt. The keystone function did its job well. The controller is useful and not hard to understand. The instruction manual is well written and gave me the information I needed to operate the unit with the exception of trying to cast from my phone. Now for some of the things that could be better. The picture is slightly out of focus in the corners of the screen. I am admittedly a newbie to projectors and am not sure if this is to be expected. The casting function, while it worked well from my laptop, it did not work on my phone, Pixel 7 Pro. This is more of an issue with my phone than the projector, but it took some research on my part to understand why. Overall, the phone is a great buy especially at this price point and I look forward to using it to watch outside movies this year on warm summer nights!

i like to use projector to watch movies at home I used to have a small portable projector, but I figured it will be better to have a larger projector the brightness, image quality are surprisingly good works great with wifi, and compatible with my galaxy s20 ultra I can connect it to my computer to watch movies or to my phone for youtube or other videos.

The Nexigo PJ20 projector is marketed as an outdoor projector, and Im sure it could be used well for that; however, I needed something to use for family movie nights indoors and the projector works well for that as well. The good: The picture quality is strong for a 1080p projector. Keystone adjustments are quick and exact to accommodate the distance of throw to the wall and angle of the projector itself. Dialing in the focus around the edges can be a bit tricky, but it isnt generally that distracting. As with most projectors, this isnt going to have the luminance of your LED screen TV, and the colors and picture are a bit washed out when viewing on a wall, but given the price, this is a really good option if you know what to expect going in. The connection options are great. I use this as a portable projector, but if you were to place it permanently, then youd have 2 HDMI inputs as well as an RCA adapted input to go along with the screen casting options available from your cell phone or tablet (Windows, IOS, and Android supported). With my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, I was able to quickly find the projector as a Smart Thing and connect wirelessly and cast my screen showing a YouTube video to the projector. I plugged a 4K Roku player into the back and it worked perfectly as well. The projector also has native Wi-Fi capability. Again, great assortment of options given the variety of ways we can get viewable content these days. I read where others were disappointed by the stock speakers; and again, if I were outside I could see how theyd be inadequate, but in my closed room, there was plenty of sound to drown out the on-board fan, and give everyone an enjoyable experience. Connecting to an external speaker took the audio to a room-filling level. The mediocre: The fan is too audible. I tried different inputs and that didnt seem to matter to quiet the sound of the fan. If you were outside watching this on a large screen (or sheet), then it wouldnt matter as much, but in a closed basement room, Id hope for something quieter so that the sound of the source video werent disturbed. As I mentioned, getting the focus dialed in is a frustrating task, but that may be the case with most projectors in this class. The center of the frame is crystal clear. The included remote control is sufficient, but not exactly fully-loaded with features. And...I dont understand why manufacturers wouldnt bother including 2 AAA batteries so that the customers dont have to go rummaging through drawers to find them when unboxing their new electronics. Summary: This is a great option for a full HD projector with a variety of connection capabilities with adequate sound options. It is my belief that with some extra attention, this thing can easily become a centerpiece of your home theater, or outdoor watch party. If it were in a fixed location, Id spend time dialing in the focus a bit more, aim it at a screen intended for projectors rather than a neutrally painted wall, and hook it up to a solid sound system. With those tweaks, I suspect I would be able to fool my friends into thinking I spent HUNDREDS of dollars more than this actually costs. Theres no way to know the durability of the lamps without months/years of experience, but out of the box this performs really well.

The picture was great in a well lit room! It was easy to use. I like that I didnt need to buy an adapter to connect it with my iPad. My only complaint is that it runs loud.

Purchased this based on reviews of previous buyers and online reviews. Totally satisfied with this projector. The picture is very clear the set up was very simple. I used the Bluetooth capability to sync with a JBL speaker to give that theater sound while watching movies. I use a fire stick to stream my apps to the unit. You won’t be disappointed with this unit.