This product was so easy to set up and connected to the bluetooth on my phone so easily. The quality of the picture was great, the sound was very good. Its portable and can be used anywhere you need to project anything. Ive used it twice already to project presentations in rooms without computer monitors to run training classes at work. I also used it in the backyard to watch a movie under the stars. I would highly recommend it.

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!

Plenty bright. First two pics are from sunlight coming into our basement. Next ones include the lights turned on. Our boys actually prefered playing games with the lights on since they have too much energy to sit while playing. Focus We had major issues at first. Center would be 95% clear then terrible focus away from there. My initial run had the projector on a stool which came out perfect. Turns out the angle was too much on the ceiling. As soon as I changed the keystone out of alignment the picture came out perfect. Notice in the pics the top is smaller than the bottom. I may get a different mount to lower it 2-3 inches. For size reference, the distance is ~9ft and is projecting on an 84in screen. The climbing wall behind it is using 4x8ft plywood. Sounds is good. May eventually add a soundbar or something, but no complaints so far

This little projector is so cool. We literally set it up in just a few minutes. The remote control allows you to get perfect focus, choose youse media format, we used the Apple IOS, and BAM! You are projecting your movie. Highly recommend this projector.

Inside it’s fine with low lights. Outside it’s great at this price pint based on a handful of movie nights. I’ll add a video later if I’m able. My first projector. Had issues with Apple mirroring so I hooked up a Fire TV Cube, bought a budget $50 150” screen, and a $50 tripod. Good to go. Kid loves it. I want to get a 200” screen now. Review made me select stars for Bluetooth, but to be honest I haven’t tried. For such a little thing these speakers are surprisingly loud with nice crisp sound. Find myself choosing this on a clear night over my brand new 77” LG B2 OLED. It takes some playing around with to get the picture crisp. Not gonna lie, I was frustrated at first but I had to play with it and when I got it down I was very happy with what I saw. You need to get the position where you want it, hit the focus button right or left on the controller, twist the nob on the back and adjust that till it looks best, then fiddle with the controller going left or right to get the focus perfect. Once you get the hang of it it’s easy peasy lemon squeezie moving forward. I do worry about losing the remote though. Without it I couldn’t get the focus right.

Lets get one thing straight. This projector is best for a large projection screen or outdoor application. It would be absolutely stellar for the price, and this screen gets nice and bright, and is easy to adjust to set up.. My needs were different- I recently was in sudden need of a new bedroom TV and this projector I purchased for fall movies in the backyard was all I had. So how did it do? Well, I set it up about 6 feet from the wall and bought a small projector screen. The results were surprisingly good! This machine does make some sound, but the gentle whirr is tolerable while in use for video. The screen gets bright- not quite as bright as a high-end OLED, but this item is easily half the price of comparable budget TV. With some adjusting and focusing, the picture looks great even closer up. Just be sure you have the wall real estate if you have to move it further back. This screen gets BIG fast. The menus are extremely simple- but with the addition of a streaming stick, thats actually a good thing. I hate fumbling through a TVs smart functions just to get to my Roku screen. Whats there is all you need; Focus, inputs, picture settings... the bare necessities. Overall I would absolutely recommend this projector. For the price, youre gonna have a great time in the backyard with this thing, and its perfectly serviceable as a budget indoor TV.

After purchasing one of the smaller, less expensive NexiGo projectors and being pleased with its performance for my garage gym workouts, I wanted to step things up for my home window holiday decorations. So I bought their PJ20 Outdoor Projector and was pleasantly surprised at the upgrade in quality! For just a slightly higher price, the larger unit provided a brighter and crisper picture. It was easy to install to the ceiling with a mount kit purchased separately. I have digital FX decorations on a flash drive...all I had to do was insert the drive into the port in the back and from there it was just plug and play. Seeing as it was mounted to the ceiling, the screen focus via the remote control was great since it would have required a ladder if the focus was manual on the unit. Definitely recommend this one as an affordable option for your projector needs.

The picture quality is fabulous! The sound quality is good but not loud enough on certain apps, I ended up getting a sound bar to supplement. Bluetooth makes it easy to connect to the sound bar. Super easy set up, my ten year old figured it out with no help from me. It’s been fun watching movies outdoors with the neighbor kids and watching UFC and football events! Such great picture quality. Highly recommend

I bought 4 projectors for Halloween “digital decorations”. They were all essentially the same but different brands. Good enough for that task, but not bright or clear enough for actual movie watching (though to be fair, I have an 83” LG OLED so I’m a bit of an A/V fanatic). Of the 4 projectors, 3 of them grew a white or black spot or line on the screen and per tech support, needed to be returned. Including this PJ20. Safe, indoor use, so I was kind to them all and they lasted 2 weeks. I just purchased the new PJ40 and Wow! What a big improvement! Truly, spend the $40-$50 more and get the PJ40. Much brighter and better construction. Speakers are decent enough for use in a pinch compared to this PJ20, and it has more features. It’s like the difference between a tablet wrapped in rubber with bunny ears for the kids and a normal tablet. All these projectors go on sale with significant discounts which made the PJ40 a real bargain.

The picture quality looks washed out, the brightness is low, the remote requires careful positioning to work. It arrived with one of the bumpers broken off. The USB slots dont work with any of my modern thumb drives. All these things I think are fine, its a great value for a $200 projector The easy connectivity to your phone is wonderful and it’s fast and responsive to use, a nice cozy experience. But theres something wrong with the fan, its gratingly obnoxiously loud. 64.6 decibels. It could have been dropped in transit or a defect in manufacturing but Im returning it. Update- The company replaced my product and the new one is 10 decibels quieter. It’s a big improvement I appreciate. Now I’m quite happy with this. This new box was missing the instructions but fortunately I remembered from the previous one.