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 product works very well but it is very limited in its connections. It only accepts miracast (not chromecast), iphone connection requires an airplay code not provided. USB connectivity only works for certain flash formats and not directly from phone. Remote control is very clunky and unresponsive. Picture quality is good though and its nice and portable. Some of this feedback could be overturned if adequate customer support follows. Manual directions are inadequate.

Not on Wi-Fi, not with a speaker plugged in it, not through hdmi cable. It’s useless unless you are def.

I bought this hoping to use it outside and it works great!! It came a few days early and we used it that night. Simple set up I bought a screen for it but so far have just used the garage door as the screen. I know a lot of people connect speakers to it I haven’t so far but the sound is great the picture is great!! Can’t say enough good things.

I didn’t want to spend money on a brand new tv,so I took a leap and bought this. I am very impressed with the quality. Speakers sound great, the picture is exceptional. I’ve been using this for about 2 weeks, and I have complaints at this moment.

- Audio : 5/5 We were surprised how fantastic the audio was - Brightness : 5/5 The colors were vibrant but not overbearing - Picture quality : 5/5 Excellent detail, even on a non-smooth surface - Easy to use : 4/5 It was very easy to set this up with our computer. Unfortunately, we had more difficulty getting it to work with our phone, as the instructions were vague. - Packaging : 5/5 Very securely packaged, which is always appreciated.

I purchased this projector to use for my dads memorial service so that I could have a slide show running and then play a video for guests to watch. It works for the slide show though it kind of sucks that the name of each image is displayed when the image first comes on. I could not figure out how to get it to not do that, as the controls and settings are very limited. I had no problem connecting a bluetooth speaker, but I could not get it to play a video file on a micro SD card even though I tried all the formats it said it was compatible with. I even tried air playing, but the play back was choppy. Unfortunately in the end, it didnt work for what I needed and I ended up having to connect a laptop to a TV for the memorial. I then couldnt return the projector, because the return date came while I was out of town for the memorial.

Looking for a great mini projector that delivers great quality? Here it Is! From backyard movie night to the big game, this little projector is portable, and practical. It isnt a lot of money for such great features. With screen sharing, hdmi and SD inputs it is versatile, fun and perfect for any event without breaking the bank!

This is a projector that is easy to love. It is a small projector (7.75x6x3) but it is loaded with features. Inputs include Composite video/audio, HDMI, VGA, USB, WIFI, and Miracast. If one is using HDMI, Composite, USB, or Miracast then sound is automatically routed to the built-in speaker. For VGA, audio can be run to the projectors audio input. The product includes the AC power cable, an HDMI cable, remote (no batteries), cleaning cloth and cotton swabs, lens cap, a Quick Start and User Manual, and a tri-pod. The projector uses a standard camera mounting nut so it can be mounted on any tri-pod or mount that uses a standard camera mounting bolt. The supplied tri-pod holds the projector very securely. In addition it uses a gimbal mount so the projector can be easily tilted up or down, and side to side. The manufacturer recommends projecting from a 6 distance. The camera will focus as close to 41 from the screen and more than 10 away. At 41 throw a screen size of 50 diagonal is achieved, at 6 throw the resulting picture is 5 diagonally and at 10 the the resulting picture is 9 diagonally. These screen sizes are with the camera set to a 16:9 Aspect Ratio. It may be set to a 4:3 Aspect Ratio if desired. The projector has a wide range of adjustments available including Picture Dynamic, Aspect Ratio, Keystone, Focus, Brightness, and Contrast. We dont keep a TV in our bedroom. I recently setup the projector in our bedroom and connected it to my phone using Miracast screen mirroring. We were able to watch movies 9 diagonally on our wall. The sound from the projector is monaural but it was plenty loud and clear; easy to understand the dialogue. One feature I really like is that videos can be played from a USB flash drive. I had other projectors that would only do still pictures from USB. This means one could load up a USB memory stick and have multiple movies available on a vacation trip without needing an input source! That a tremendous benefit. The Miracast Screen Mirroring capability is very nice. One unusual benefit it has is that no WIFI connection is needed. In fact the Miracast function will not work if WIFI is enabled on the Sunspark 500W. Most Screen Mirroring apps the author has used require both devices be on the same WIFI network. I am able to stream video across my mobile data connection so this feature means I can connect my phone for screen mirroring whether I have a WIFI connection or not. Thats huge! The video snapshot above was taken to show a video that was played in room daylight. It is easily watchable. This projector is an excellent choice to get for family vacations or business boardrooms. Im very impressed with this product and I am sure I am going to get my moneys worth from it! I highly recommend it for you if youre wanting a personal projector with big features and capable of good video and audio.

Product didnt come damaged visibly. Easy to set up. Worked for a few uses and now overheats and has no sound. Update: Was offered free replacement for product that didnt work. Thank you.

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.