I bought this projector for outdoor movie nights, and it has been a hit with family and friends! The image brightness is excellent, even in the dark. The included remote control makes it convenient to operate from a distance. The lamp life is impressive, and the energy-saving features are a plus. The built-in cooling system prevents overheating during long viewing sessions. If youre searching for a projector for outdoor entertainment, this is a top-notch choice

The image works well in low light or a well lit room surprisingly. I love that this comes with a carrying case which is super convenient. It has a sleek look. The screen mirroring worked perfectly with my phone and the audio and video synced up just right. The speaker quality is decent. Overall this is definitely recommended by me.

The Fudoni Aurora P3 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth 1080P Portable Projector is an impressive projector for its size and price! I used to work in the car and home audio industries, and I designed and installed very high-end home audio and home theater equipment (think half a million-dollar home theaters in multi-million-dollar homes). My experience was with projectors that cost thousands and tens of thousands of dollars and even the screens were a couple of thousand dollars. So, when I saw that there were projectors that only cost a few hundred dollars, I was intrigued to say the least. What I was expecting with this projector and what I got were completely different! My first big surprise came when the box arrived, and it was much smaller than I was expecting. The surprise continued when I removed the projector from its nice, soft sided carrying case and saw how small the projector is. While the projector is small and lightweight (both are good things) it looks good, and the size and weight will help with mounting options and portability. The projector has multiple inputs including (2) USB, (2) HDMI, an AV in and a 3.5 mm headphone plug. In addition, it has both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It has all the connections you could want and need. It has a built-in speaker that does a surprisingly good job, though I would recommend using a wired or Bluetooth speaker or sound bar for a more theater like experience. I set up my 100” portable screen, hooked up my Fire TV stick (I highly recommend using a Fire TV stick for the projector), plugged everything in and sat down to see if my preconceived notions that a small projector that doesn’t cost as much as a small car is worth it or not. I am happy to say that I was wrong, I was very wrong!! The image is very good and perfect for watching movies, whether that is indoors or set up in the backyard for an outdoor family movie night (the main reason I wanted the projector in the first place). It is brighter than I was expecting, though I have not tried it in a very bright environment yet (one I do, I will update my review). I can say that the image quality is definitely HD and in a semi-darkened room, it was very bright. With the keystone and zoom functions you can adjust it to fit your screen and you can use a tripod as well. Overall, I am very impressed by the image quality and brightness and if you pair it with a decent quality screen and a Fire TV stick, you will have a great and enjoyable movie watching experience! I can easily recommend the Fudoni Aurora P3 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth 1080P Portable Projector.

It’s a good projector with a simple white and black aesthetic. The image quality is good even on textured walls. I would recommend this for customers looking for a great projector!

This inexpensive projector surprised me with its brightness despite the 400 ANSI lumens listing. I recently purchased another Netflix officially certified 1080p projector at 500 ANSI at more than double the price, but this projector is unexpectedly equally as bright if not brighter despite the lower standard ANSI rating. Initially, I didn’t like the image quality nor the colors when directly comparing side by side with my other projectors, but then I realized the projector’s default settings were terrible and had to be modified to tone down the harsh green and reduce the excess grittiness. After the modifications, the image quality vastly improved, so you may want to try the below settings although each projector calibration and individual preference may differ. Picture Mode: ‘User’ modify Contrast 44, Brightness 48 Color 44 Sharpness 25 - the “Soft” setting was also OK but I had to lower the sharpness for better peoples facial quality and tone down the noise. Color Temperature: ‘User’ Red 65, Green 40, Blue 60 Noise Reduction: ‘Low’ This LED projector will need to be used in a light-controlled dark room, just as most projectors under a few thousand ANSI lumens are required so as well. Most LED projectors can’t compete in quality with my other much higher-end DLP/LCD projectors as high as 3000 ANSI lumens, HDR, and 100% RGB color accuracy, but those cost me a few grand and are limited only up to 5000 lamp hours and require costly bulb changes. This very low-cost projector with a much longer lasting LED lamp life allows me the freedom for casual usage or holiday/Halloween window rear projection at possibly 10x more lamp hours and is much more portable which can be easily placed on a tripod for adjustability. It comes with no built-in streaming app, but it works well with my Amazon Fire TV Stick that I prefer to use anyhow for superior responsiveness and voice control with all my projectors than any other sluggish limited native apps. The built-in speakers are loud enough but not adequate for theater sound quality, but Bluetooth wireless and Aux wire connections to my Yamaha AV sound system work flawlessly. The included remote that looks similar to Fire TV remote gets extra points for usability and sleek design. I almost took off a star because while accessing the USB media contents, I couldnt get the files to enter the full-screen mode by pressing the OK button on the remote as the manual indicated, but later figured out the OK button on the projector and the Play button on the remote allows for full-screen media play. The screen mirroring option also worked fine with my iPhone after connecting to Wifi and rebooting the projector. You generally tend to get what you pay for but I rate this 1080p LED projector 5 stars in comparison to other lower-price budget LED projectors for its features and brightness.

Nice unit.

Many connectivity options. Great sound. Very portable, comes with a case to hold all components.

Had fun getting the family together outdoors for a bonfire. Just what we needed.

Great picture absolutely worth the purchase

I was not expecting much quality from a budget projector, but this seems to knock it out of the ballpark. I was pleasantly surprised by the picture quality and the features it has. I was originally only going to hook it up to my laptop and use it as a movie system. However, since it has bluetooth and wifi connectivity I just connect it from my phone as well and stream youtube videos or other streaming services from it. Image wise, it is very clear on my white backdrop and I like how I can set the size of the image it projects.