Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth 5.1, 2023 Upgraded 9000 Lux 1080P Full HD Supported, Portable Outdoor Projector Mini Projector Compatible with Smartphone HDMI USB AV AUX VGA

I bought a projector from this company last year and decided to get another as a Christmas gift since I really liked the other one. This one as just as nice as the first one! Beautiful picture quality and incredibly easy to set up! The price of this projector is more than worth it. I’m very happy with this purchase as well since my family member really loved it!

The sound was great, and so was the quality of the video. We used it with our Roku stick no problem.

This is an amazing bargain for only $76, changed up my room so my bed faces a blank white wall to project movies and games. Unfortunately, my package did not come with a screen.

Set realistic expectations from the beginning, and you will be satisfied. The brightness is great for a small, inexpensive projector. The picture quality is what would be expected from a sub-$100 projector, which has a native 720 input. It will not be great for a conference room to read on, but it is fine for casual movies in a dark setting. The screen mirroring works fine, just do not expect to use mirroring either wired or wireless with netflix, hulu, and other copyright-protected apps. This is a limitation of the technology, not the product, though. There is no way to natively use commercial streaming services on this, even though it does have a wireless connection. That connection is only used for screen mirroring from another device. I plug in a roku stick for streaming services, and mirroring is good for showing pictures/videos. I did not try the usb or sd/tf media player, as that is rarely usable on any device. The speaker is fairly tinny, but adequate for a quiet environment for casual use. The supplied screen is as expected, the previous model I got had the same one, and it is sufficient for stretching between trees or up on the side of a camper/house. The price was increased 20% directly after I was supplied with one for a review. I cant really say I would pay $100 for it, but at $80 I would be satisfied. Other combos in that price range seem to include a starter kit of some type with a carrying bag, screen frame, or even lens cleaning cloths. I hope they realize this mistake and bring the price back down to where the competition lies.

This projector is really fantastic for the price point. I plan to use it outside for sports/movies on the deck or in my yard. The 100 screen it comes with is quite thin, but appears to do the job (I havent tested it in daylight, but I doubt this projector is strong enough to overpower the sun). The screen has good stretch, it was tight for me to get up between those two posts, but it fits and didnt seem to lose any integrity. The audio from the built in speaker is really not horrible for being a built in speaker (which are usually not great), but it also has a 3.5mm jack to plug in an external speaker, which sounds even better. The video quality is really a lot better than I expected it to be. It says is 1080p, and while I cant verify that myself, it looks great on the screen to my eyes. The keystone feature is odd because it actually moves the lens to straighten out the image, versus more expensive projectors it seems to be a digital adjustment. Its limited in that way, but if you play around with the placement of the projector itself to get it as straight on to the screen as possible, the keystone dial should be able to make the minor adjustments youll need. Something I realized quickly - because the keystone moves the lens, it will also change the focus. I noticed a little softness around the corners/edge of the screen (I think because of the physical keystone setup), but really, for what it is, I wont complain about it! The nice thing is that the screen is able to handle rear projection, so all you have to do is change the mode on the projector to flip the image to be able to set up the projector behind the screen - I like having the option because I can either sit on the deck and watch or I can flip the image, and sit in the yard around the fire and still watch whatever I want. It can connect to your wifi to mirror content from your phone, but Hulu/Netflix/etc wont work that way because of copyright protection I guess. However, the HDMI port is perfect for a FireTV stick or Roku or whatever streaming device you have. I am quite pleased with this projector for outdoor entertainment - I may even purchase another to put in my basement for a very cheap big screen! (Photos: one with my outside lights on to see more of the setup of the space, and one with the lights off to show the quality of the video from the projector.)

Buen proyector. Difícil configurar android en el pero se ve muy bien

Works great!!

Great picture and value for the price! Due to the weather recently I had to test this out indoors which is not the setting Id normally use it in (we have a large projector screen outdoors for family movie night and Nintendo Switch game night). I tested the projector with a new 4K Firestick and an older Firestick to see if there was really a difference in picture quality. To my eyes the 4K was somewhat better, so the product claim that it supports HD seems legit (for reference the Free Guy photos are with the old Firestick, POTC photos are with the 4K). The Free Guy pictures are against a white cloth screen, the picture looks better in person than the photos show, there was back lighting behind the screen that affected the photos. The POTC photos are against a dark beige painted wall, so my *test* conditions werent favorable, yet the picture looked fantastic. The POTC projection is about 8 x 4 and at a reasonable viewing distance Id never believe this was from a projector with a price point of less than $100. I also noticed the noise generated by the unit is not as loud as my other projector ... its still present, just not as noticeable. This thing is packed with features - the picture inverts for upside down (ceiling) mounting (I tested it and the picture quality was the same), and it can stream from a smart phone (I didnt try it because its not something I would need to do, but the menu is easy enough to navigate if that feature would be helpful). Final observation regards the sound output - its decent enough for indoor use, but would benefit from a speaker plugged into the aux port especially with outdoor use.

Very good upgrade from previous projector!

I got this projector during a lightning deal for under 50$ which was a bargain! It’s plenty bright and the sound is pretty good too; the bluetooth and mirroring work great; there are plenty of input options; and you can mount it to a tripod. The only downfall is the fan noise, it’s pretty loud and can take a little getting used to but for such low price I can’t complain.