The picture is great for the price! Ive been buying projectors for an art project and decided to pick up one of these because the price was right. Basic keystone is really easy to adjust on the back of the projector (there doesnt appear to be an advanced corner pin keystone adjustment FYI, just a physical analog shift for basic vertical keystoning). And focus is really easy as well by two buttons toward the top of the remote. It was a little hard to find the picture controls at first but just HOLD DOWN the bottom left button on the remote to access the picture controls (see photo). Its spelled out in the manual but wasnt intuitive. But thats not a big deal. My one complaint, however is when youre adjusting the settings for color, brightness, zoom etc. you cant see what the changes are affecting. You have to exit out of the settings to see what you have done, which is a bit cumbersome. Not a deal breaker because once you get those set,most users probably wont access them much anymore (except, I will use zoom often as I reposition the projector so I hope a software update might fix that at some point).

Setup was very easy. It connected to wifi, Bluetooth and screen mirroring worked like a charm. It is bigger than I thought it would but it is very light weight which is nice. The built in speaker is better than I thought and the volume can get nice and loud. Some cons, the fan is pretty noisy when its on. It definitely works best in a dark room and colors werent as bright as I would have wanted. It would also be nice to be able to adjust setting with something playing but that doesnt seem possible. Overall for the price, I think its a pretty good projector. Fun for outdoor movie nights.

Overall I am happy with the purchase looked at different Projectors for a while now and decided to buy this one for some reason I use it as an additional monitor on my PC works great and bright enough to see in the daytime, colors are a little dull but it is a projector after all cool to use wallpaper engine on steam and have it projected across the wall, or discord, youtube ect.. my PC acts as my Tv as well so nice to watch on this versus my normal monitor The audio is decent as well I am sure most people reading this are not looking to buy for the same reason as me It would do great though for movie nights inside or out in my opinion

I was specifically looking for a sub-$300 projector to meet the budget for my basement. The projector had to be 1080p and have the ability to ceiling mount with an inverted view. My main use is TV shows and the occasional movie. I previously had a mid-level BenQ projector, so my level of standards are fairly high, but I kept my expectations in check. Shipping was fast and the projector arrived without damage. The packaging is simple, yet protective. Unboxing the projector I found the projector itself, the power cable, a 3.5mm audio to RCA adapter, remote (you’ll need two AAA batteries, not included), and the user manual. I was able to find a copy of the manual in PDF format online, so I familiarized myself with the operation before the projector got to me. I found the power cable to be a bit short for my setup. The included power cable is around 6 feet long. I would have liked a 10-12 foot power cable. The build quality of the projector is good for the money. The design is simple, and the controls and inputs are intuitive. I particularly like the remote. It is simple with no frills. It gets the job done without being overly complicated. Setup is super simple. Select your language and you’re good to go. The focus is set through the menu. Using the remote, fine tuning the focus is very easy. This is where I fell in love with it. Even before sending a video to it. The menu images are sharp and crisp, even without a proper screen. There are plenty of inputs available to meet all of the devices currently on the market. The projector also has the ability for screen mirroring, which was also easy to setup. My basement is long and narrow. But at 8.5 feet, I was able to get a very clear 75” screen on the opposite wall. Quite the improvement from my 43” 4K TV, which was several years old and giving out. Compared to my previous BenQ projector, which was in the $700 range, this NexiGo PJ20 is a strong competitor. Without having them side by side, there are few differences that I am picking up on. For under $300, I have zero complaints at all. The first night, I watched a few episodes of the Big Bang Theory and Star Wars Rogue One. They looked fantastic, with clear and crisp images. The colors are rich and bright! The last few days, my kids have watched several Disney movies. The Pixar films look great on this! Fan noise is reasonable for this price range. You wouldn’t want to sit directly next to it, but few would have it set up that way. With my ceiling mount, the fan noise is a non-issue. The speakers are okay in a pinch, but I would recommend some sort of external speaker. Bluetooth speakers would do fine. I’m using an Apple TV with two HomePod Minis. Paired with the PJ20, I have the ultimate budget setup. If you’re looking for a budget projector, you can stop here. I highly recommend the PJ20. You won’t be disappointed. The projector has a standard one year warranty. Registering gets you a second year for free.

I bought this projector for home theater in a bedroom after watching a detailed review on YouTube. The projector works great, the picture is bright, sharp and colorful. I love the remote control, its handy and feels high quality. The projector also looks better than on the pictures - the quality is great for the price. One thing to note - the ratio between the distance to the screen and the size of projected image is slightly less than our previous little Vankyo projector, so we had to put it further from the wall to have the same size of the picture - this made the projector sit

So, overall, this is a great budget projector. For the money, it produces a pretty good picture. For movies it performs great, and surprisingly is even passable for doing PC stuff - web browsing, text editing, etc. Its also nice and bright! My only complaint would be that they need to release a firmware update which makes the focus picture optional. I would like to use whatever my computer has on the screen as the basis for checking focus uniformity, but thats impossible since when you adjust the focus, the projector automatically casts a blue focusing picture on the screen. Thats nice if you want to use their picture to focus, but for those of us who would prefer to use whatever is on the screen (web page, photo, etc) to check focus, it just makes it impossible. Projectors of this price range are bound to have focus uniformity issues, which means that the user will spend a few minutes each session adjusting the focus, especially if you have to move the projector around often.

Outdoor

I was excited to try this projector. I was looking for a way to show movies outside, and this projector seemed to have all the right specs. Ill start with the best feature - picture quality. It was bright (compared to other projectors), crisp and clear. The keystone adjustment and built in kickstands were useful and effective. It showed well both inside my house during the day with the blinds closed and on the outside surface of my house at night. Hardwired connectivity worked well. I was able to connect the lightning port from my iPhone and iPad to the USB port on the projector. There was a slight delay between the iPad screen and the projector, but minor (less than half a second.) The picture was crisp. I then connected a laptop to the HDMI port on the projector. In both cases, the projector worked as designed. It would serve well for a movie night with a hardwired source. Wireless connectivity was a challenge. The setup was simple - from the settings menu, select your wireless network and type in the password. I did so, then the remote stopped showing letters. Further exploration revealed that the projector allowed a maximum of 17 characters for the network password. Mine is longer than 17 characters, so I could not add it to my home network. Disappointing, but I had a work around. I created a guest network with a shorter password. My eero network app showed it was added to the new guest network I just created. However, when I went to the screen mirror settings on my iPhone (after connecting it to the new guest network), the projector did not appear in the list of devices. I tried changing the name of the guest network, restarting the phones and the projector, all to no avail. I had the same results on my iPad. I did not change the password of my main network; Ive got three teen-aged children using their devices on my network and my wife in grad school working on an assignment. I was not about to tell them to reconnect with a different password this afternoon. All that said, I could not test any network streaming functionality. Additionally, there are two modifications that I would have preferred to see. First, the remote did not come with the two AAA batteries required. It would have been nice to have those in the package. Also, it would be nice to have a white line on the keystone dial to show it in the neutral position at 0 degrees. So to sum up: - The projector has a nice, bright, crisp and clear picture - The USB and HDMI input sources worked well - The network connectivity was challenging. Perhaps a firmware upgrade could allow for longer wireless network passwords. - I would recommend this projector if you are able to plug in the source directly via HDMI or USB. Until a firmware upgrade is made available to allow for a wireless network password of approximately 30 characters, I cannot recommend it due to issues with network connectivity.

When the lights are off It looks like a regular massive screen!! I didn’t expect it to be so clear! Very impressed with this product!

For the price, I would expect much better quality in the capabilities of this projector. Many of the add ons that are listed in the description are false - there is no bluetooth option or apps already installed and no way to do so without a connection. When I ordered both of these were the reasons I decided to try this projector and I’m pretty annoyed that it works with less impressive features than the projector I only paid $90 for. I would suggest looking elsewhere because you can find much better that do the exact same thing better for half the price.