Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, 6D/4P Keystone 15000L VISSPL 5G Native 1080P Projector 4K Supported, 50% Zoom Outdoor Movie Projector for iOS & Android Phone, Laptop, HDMI, USB, TV Box

Picture is great! Quality is great and price is right!

Easy setup and nice picture. The audio is solid, not spectacular, no problem connecting to the bluetooth system for a sound upgrade.

I primarily purchased this projector to present presentations during events or trainings. I was looking for a smaller size, portable and light projector that wasn’t too expensive. The picture quality is bright and clear. I projected directly onto a white wall so no screen was needed. Instructions are clear and well laid out, but allow enough time to set-up in advance. It’s not plug and play.

Easiest set up imaginable… however, I just found out after putting it together that you cannot stream just about anything unless you have a Firestick

I am happy with this projector. More expensive projectors will be better than this. No doubt about it. We used this projector while camping to show cartoons. Worked very well. I connected my cell phone to the projector using the android mirroring method and the DeX feature on my Samsung Galaxy 22. No other internet connection was required. We now use the projector in the house. Ive attached a Chromecast to the HDMI port (really love the side connection slot on the projector vs in the back of other projectors). I can cast Prime, Peacock, and Netflix without issue. The projector remembers your zoom in/out settings and any picture size or shape corrections youve made when you shut down and restart it. The picture is not 100% perfect when you have to change the Keystone shape of the image. Our projector is mounted on the wall near the ceiling. We have to adjust the shape due to the angle of the projection. This results in some areas of the image being in sharper focus than other areas. Its not bad at all. Like I said, it is a very good projector for the price. I would recommend it to most people.

Have bought three projectors and this one is the by far the best! Very easy to set up, picture is the clearest and sharpest out of the previous projectors. Sound is excellent. Fan noise is very low. If anyone asks me which projector should they buy…. Buy a VISSPL!

Rugged yet very lightweight design; easy to set up and use; powerful crisp image; really like the cloth screen; great value overall

I purchased 2 projectors under this order#, they have worked out very well. The corner correction and zoom functions are great and exactly what i was looking for.

Easy to set up. Picture resolution is very good and the sound from the projector was good. I have not tried to Bluetooth my speakers yet. I used it through my fire stick and it was easy and had a good picture. We’re going to enjoy it out by the pool.

I bought this with two use cases in mind, but unfortunately it didnt quite work out for either of them. Its actually a pretty nice unit for the price and was much brighter than I expected. Good: - Brightness was actually usable in a room with mediocre light control. It obviously looks better in a blacked out room, but its way better than I expected. - Connectivity and the UI was good. I had no trouble getting any video source to work with it. - The image adjustment settings do a decent job for fitting it to whatever screen/wall you have. - It is a true 1080P display. I verified this with some test patterns. Many cheaper projectors claim 1080P but are actually 720P, so I was happy to see this passed the test. Bad: - The sound isnt good from the built in speaker, and connecting it to a bluetooth speaker caused noticeable audio sync issues. Theres some adjustment, at least - This is a budget projector, and the optics reflect that. With a normal mount on the ceiling or table, any amount of keystone correction makes it so that the image is only focused in one place. This is ultimately why I returned it; the picture quality is good if you have the projector centered with the screen with zero angle, which is not realistic. - No zoom control, manual or otherwise. Downsizing the image to fit a wall or screen means youll have to either physically move the projector or use the digital adjustment, which reduces the resolution. - I was intending this to replace a TV in a place that could accept a 55-85 TV, but I couldnt get the picture acceptably sharp (and uniform) in that size range. Expanding the image to fit the entire wall to its 8 vertical height looked great, but it doesnt look as good at smaller sizes. Im guessing that the huge image size covers up any lens issues since you start running into practical limits of 1080P anyway. In conclusion, this is a great little projector for occasional use where the sharpness issues arent a big deal. As a daily-driver TV replacement it was going to drive me nuts.