Portable Mini Projector with 5G WiFi and Bluetooth, ACROJOY 1080P Supported Movie Projector with Tripod & 240 Display, Outdoor Video Projector Compatible w/TV Stick/HDMI/USB/PS5/iOS/Android

The projector worked great and I can’t wait to watch a plethora of content on it with my friends and family.

I was totally blown away by the picture quality and ease of use. Now of course this will not compete with a $1000 projector… but for the kids room or garage or man cave you can’t beat it!!! You can see the pics i took and see the quality. I was using screen mirroring from my iphone, but this actually works from a laptop or any output device. This is a major go and i couldn’t be happier. Directions were simple and easier to understand

Its a bit complicated to try and set up. With an iphone that my husband has its easy but my android I still havent figured out and the cord to plug it in I dont think is long enough. The stand is very cheap and easy to break. Other then that its great. Picture quality is good.

This was a present for my daughter. It was easy to set up and the picture quality is wonderful! The tripod is a very nice accessory. The seller sent follow-up communication and was available after the purchase. Highly recommend.

The all-white Acrojoy projector has a pleasant design. The black lens trim and focus/keystone rockers give a bit more character. The matte finish helps to prevent fingerprints and smudges. The build quality is decent enough. Although it is quite portable, I still found it to be a bit on the big side, and I am slightly disappointed that no carrying bag or pouch was included. However, I am glad that Acrojoy included a very well-made convenient tripod. Setting it up is quite easy. Just attach the tripod (if needed), plug it to a near outlet (or in my case an extension cord), turn it on, and then use the keystone and focus rockers to adjust the angle and picture. I checked it out with several devices such as my phone, iPad, Switch, and Stadia Chromecast. They all worked flawlessly through an HDMI connection. Next, I set up the Wi-Fi connection and it worked well using my Android phone and iPad, which I thought worked best. I noticed that there was some audio/video lag, but that is common with many devices, so I recommend using a dedicated streaming device such as Chromecast or Fire Stick. Also, keep in mind that most major streaming services cannot be cast directly due to copyright policies. I projected two different sizes of screens: 60” and 120” approximately. Now, this projector displays a 720p resolution natively but supports 1080p input, which most of my content was. The 60” picture looked sharp, bright, and dynamic. There was little movement blur, and the corners did not look washed out. The text was easy to read and sharp pictures looked well, with fairly decent color accuracy. I was able to keep warm lights on. On a 120” (plus) screen, sharpness and focus suffered a bit, especially on the lower edge. Brightness and color tones were not affected as much as I thought, but of course, the bigger the screen, the dimmer and less sharp the picture naturally becomes. For bigger screens, it is best to have as dark an environment as possible. The sound is loud, and the quality is decent. It is better than most laptops for sure. The remote was a welcome accessory and works well. I think this projector provides better picture quality than the professional setup at my works’ conference room and even some bars’. While it certainly does not beat any TV or monitor, especially in bright settings, I think it serves perfectly as a secondary screen on any room, presentations, and outdoor use (having a power source). I find the price is well worth it and easy to recommend.

The picture quality is clear, the operation is simple, and the distance is automatically focused. The photos I sent are the effects of using the projector during the day, and they are already very clear. If you use it at night, the effect will be even better!

Very easy to setup and connect. Good quality.

I bought this for my daughter for her new apartment. She is one that doesnt like to watch TV very much and did not want to go and get a tv that cost over $300 so she got this and it works great on her white wall and she can move it to living room to bed room.

Setting up the ACROJOY Sunspark 500W WiFi Mini Projector was very easy. There are a lot of choices both networked and wired. My husband set it up with a blu ray player to get the best possible picture. It is a nice picture, and surprising coming from a plastic projector. I can not get over how much this looks and feels like a toy. It very much resembles a projector I got for my daughter a couple of years ago, but the picture is much better and the options for connecting it much better too. You can connect via HDMI or VGA, miracast, flash drive or wireless. The projector itself, however,m is not wireless which does make it somewhat less portable. I am not sure how well it would work with a battery bank, but given my experiences with casette players, I would guess not very well. Much of the reason for my 4 star rating is how very plastic it is. My husband had sopme difficulty getting it to lock down on the tripod, and when her did he said he still did not feel like it was very sturdy, in large part becauser it is plastic. How hard do you screw it down and at what point will the case break because of the tension on it? He also could not get the audio out to work but was able to connect it via the headphone port. That does not surprise me all that much since a lot of things now use the headphone port for powered external speakers. He is a sound guy and it really bothered him that he could not use the audio out. We did get sound through the projector speakers but I have little doubt that the Polk speakers he was trying to connect would have gotten us better sound. Actually, he did manage to connect one of them via the headphone jack, but with audio out he should have been able to get stereo. The peojector is also a bit larger than I was expecting. I kept thinking of the pico projectors I sent my klids when they were away at college. We have a couple of small projectors I got around that time, and both the LG and Sony are much smaller and cost just a bit more. I have not really looked at/ shopped for projectors in a few years, but have this expectation that things keep getting smaller, lighter, less expensive. Some of that is true in this case and some not. It is actually larger than our older projectors and the build nowhere near as solid, but it is very inexpensive, has a nice picture and is easy to set up.

My hubby and I have been wanting to try a projector for years. This projector went on sale and we took the risk—totally worth it. The sound far surpassed my expectations and the video was high quality. I had difficulty getting the mirroring to work with video apps, but had zero problems with using a fire stick. The only gripe I have is that the power cord is pretty short.