Projector with 5G WiFi and Bluetooth, 550ANSI Native 1080P Full HD Outdoor Portable Projector 4K Support, Home Theater Video Movie Projector Compatible with TV Stick, HDMI, USB, iPhone & Android Phone

The projector arrived fast and since we have had a blast with it be it in or out doors. The projector came with everything I needed including a clean well detailed manual even though the UI User Interface is extremely easy to navigate and the image is so clean I tend to forget it is a projector and point its remote control at the screen lol. The carrying case is nice and protective, I have a couple of mounts due to playing with it in and outside of the home and trying out several mount features which will depend on the mount or mounts you obtain. Once mounted your smile will light up as you pin point that perfect focused image and realize the size you are projecting awesome. The construction of the projector is sturdy and good to keep in mind to project an image of this magnitude the unit will blow hot air as it is cooling so definitely not an issue when using out I believe.

This is a pretty good, fairly basic projector. You can see the corners that were cut pretty much immediately, as the features you want are all there but theyre a little on the cheap side. The remote is a generic, plasticky thing, the focus wheel feels pretty cheap and the keystone correction would be better if it were software based, and controlled through the remote. A physical lever is a little harder to accurately adjust. Aside from those issues, however, this is a solid projector. The image is clear and reasonably bright. The wifi connection is strong, and devices are easy to pair. The sound isnt so great, but the built in speakers on these mid budget projectors are never any good. All in all, if youre looking for a capable projector at a reasonable price you could do worse. I dont love this thing, but its perfectly capable.

This projector was super clear. It has 1 HDMI port and came with a cord, 2 USB, 1 AUX, and 1 headphone port. It will also connect via bluetooth for music. Has google cast and air cast for Iphone. you can turn the screen and hang it from the ceiling or do a rear projector type as well. All very convenient features. The speakers sound excellent. While the pictures look cloudy i promise it’s just my phone. Also came with a remote and a great carry case because it’s portable. Super light and great quality. NOW what the cons are. When you connect to aircast and try to watch an app such as Netflix whic automatically rotates the screen it cuts out the aircast. Everything except Youtube did it. So you can’t aircast and watch movies or anything such as that unless you specifically use youtube. Other than that throw a fire stick in it and you’re ready to go. Focus worked great as well . This is a great product and definitely worth the cost. Will definitely hold up and replace a tv. I had my bright LED bedroom light on while testing it and there was absolutely no issue with seeing it crisp. Nice for people with minimal space as well. I only gave it 4 because of the issue with not working with the cast properly but it’s defective a 5 other than that.

We did a projector shoot out between three projectors at (about) $100, $200 & $300. All were 1080 native resolution. This being the $200 entry. I have to say, I was impressed with the brightness but the picture quality was slightly lacking in detail. It seemed to have a lower contrast ratio (the difference between the light and dark areas) even though it states 15000:1. The 10000:1 projector next to it had better black areas. That is where it loses a star. It was easy to set up and in a darkened room, filled the wall quite well. I have been a projectionist for decades. I operated 35mm movie projectors, compound slide shows with dozens of projectors, the earliest large video projectors like the $120K GE Talaria (circa 1979), 3-tube projectors and now the (much easier) digital projectors. I have been projecting on my home walls since the 1980s and in a former life did home theater installations

I recently purchased the Portable Projector with 5G WiFi and Bluetooth, 550 ANSI Native 1080P HD Outdoor Movie Projector 4K Support, Home Theater Video Projector and I must say that I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. This projector delivers stunning picture quality with its native 1080P resolution and 550 ANSI brightness which produces vivid and clear images even in dimly lit environments. The 4K support ensures that all my movies and videos are displayed in the highest quality possible. One of the features I absolutely love about this projector is its portability. It is compact and lightweight, making it easy to carry around to different locations. I have used it both indoors and outdoors, and the experience has been fantastic. The fact that it has Bluetooth and 5G WiFi connectivity makes it easy to connect to various devices including my iPhone, Android, TV Stick, and PS5, allowing me to stream movies, TV shows, and even play games seamlessly. Setting up this projector is incredibly easy, and I was able to get it up and running in a matter of minutes. The user interface is straightforward and user-friendly, and the remote control makes navigating through the different settings a breeze. Overall, I highly recommend the Portable Projector with 5G WiFi and Bluetooth, 550 ANSI Native 1080P HD Outdoor Movie Projector 4K Support, Home Theater Video Projector to anyone looking for a high-quality projector that is versatile and easy to use. The only reason why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the fan noise can be a bit loud at times, but its not a dealbreaker for me.

Overall it is a good projector considering the price. Pro: easy to set up and has decent picture quality especially at night. System is easy to use and it also comes with a nice case. Can carry it to friends’ houses easily. Con: a little bit on the louder side. But overall it’s a good purchase considering the price.

This Alto & Bass projector seems to be trying to convince possible buyers through the use of lots of buzz words in their listing. They are throwing around 5G all over the listing, I can only assume that they mean this works with 5GHz Wi-Fi as this is not working on 5G cellular. They even have a split screen graphic showing 5G+2.4G with an ultra-clear image and 5G alone all pixelated. Since you are only connecting via 5GHz or 2.4GHz and not both at the same time the graphic makes no sense and the difference is not properly illustrated as you get better range over 2.4GHz and faster speed over 5GHz, not better quality over the two combined (not even possible) vs 5GHz alone. Another of the buzzword indicators being thrown around is 4K. The projector can down sample a 4K source stream to 1080P but it does not provide 4K projection. Keystone correction is vertical only so unless you want to play with the corner points, plan to place the projector directly behind the place you are projecting to. This is not uncommon in lower priced projectors but rather just something to be aware of. Overall, this is a very capable projector for small to medium sized rooms with low external light. The projector has good sound quality and comes with a case for travel. The projector has the Android OS which gives you lots of application choices. The lens cap is just that, a cap which is not integrated into the projector so it can be lost. On the plus side the power supply is integrated into the projector, so there is no big ugly brick to carry when you travel.

I’m impressed with the quality of this projector. The video quality is clear and bright, and the sound is just right. Also, it looks very modern, and functions as a nice display in our movie room. I used a Roku streaming stick to watch some movies. However, I’m annoyed because I have to adjust the sound setting whenever I watch Netflix. It didn’t happen with my old projector. But I had no problem watching YouTube videos. Overall, this projector is impressive, I love it.

With the understanding that this is in the budget projector category then it works well. Brightness and focus are good. Will project to a approx 10’ diagonal screen with better than average brightness. Keystone (manual) and trapezoidal correction (digital) work well - the latter being a little hard to find but it’s there. Flip horizontal and vertical settings and digital zoom less than 100% are options for ceiling/behind options. Most options need to be reselected the next power on. All in all the basic projector options work well. Bluetooth out to an extrémal speaker also worked well. I did not try the wired speaker/AV options. The advanced feature of WiFi connection and AirPlay leave a lot to be desired and we ended up using a separate WiFi connected device via HDMI. It would connect via AirPlay but if the many common subscription streaming services only YouTube worked - all others stalled quickly. There was no firmware update available so I’m figuring this is the best we had hope for now. -power cable - projector - lens cap - screwed foot (to raise projector) - HDMI cable - RCA AV to 3.5 mm AV input jack - remote control - lens cleaner cloth / cotton cleaner swabs

This is a nice projector but for the price I think there are some better options.. It has 2 HDMI ports, 2 USB, Audio and Headphone Jacks. It does NOT have VGA capability like many projectors do, but most computers are HDMI now anyways. It has all the bells and whistles of the nice projectors like 4 point keystone and the ability to zoom also which is nice. The audio isnt great but it was decent enough to watch a movie . I would suggest a soundbar though. The brightness is good and it was visible on my screen with some sunlight but when it was dark it was excellent. Good replacement and decent purchase if you need one this big and fancy but if you just want to play with something there are some cheaper options that do almost as much some whom may compare on everything too. Fac was quiet in testing and I may change mine out for this as mine is an older model and the fan is noisy when I turn it on for a minute every time now. Just not looking to reprogram my firestick remote to this after the mess I went through to do it the first time.