Mini Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, 1080P Supported Projector with Projector Stand, Portable Movie Projector for Home Theater/Outdoor, Compatible with iOS/Android/Laptop/TV Stick/HDMI/PS5

The media could not be loaded. It’s a nice projector. Little, inexpensive, but pretty powerful! One photo shows what it looks like when the lights are on, it’s not super bright, but you can still see it. Lights off, it’s very bright. Picture quality is pretty good for a $45 projector. Mine came with a tripod, which was very helpful for setting it up. It has multiple options for orientation/mirroring in case you mount this the ceiling or if you project through a mirror. Sound is pretty good, but if you’re picky about sound quality, I’d just go ahead and buy a wired speaker. The built in speakers arent super powerful.One small issue: if you have a newer Mac book or Windows device that only takes USB-C, you might have some issues. My newer Mac that needed an adapter for the HDMI cable didn’t connect, but my older Mac that can directly take an HDMI cord worked! As did my Xbox. However, my Switch did not work. Again, I’m guessing it’s because it doesnt directly take an HDMI cable, only through it’s port. Just be mindful when purchasing.

Love this little thing! I'm using it to project a mirror image of my phone onto a chalkboard for my bakery and the image is very clear and it works great. It does time out after a while but I think that's from my phone. Art projectors are typically more pricey so this was an affordable option.

Overall it works fine but would not play Netflix though iPhone. Had to use roku.

I originally bought one of those $25 cylindrical projectors, and it was absolute junk. Since I wasn’t sure how much I’d enjoy the projector experience, I didn’t want to spend a lot—but I didn’t know that one had dull colors, terrible focus (I couldn’t even read captions), and visible lines running through the image. That’s actually what caught my eye with this projector: in the listing, they show how clean the image is—no lines. (See the photos in the listing above.)When I saw they were offering a discount, I decided to give it a shot—and I’m so glad I did. No, it’s not the same quality as a $1000 projector setup, but wow, the difference between this and that first piece of junk I bought was night and day—and for only about $20 more. Totally worth it!It’s small—about the size of a large watch box. My iPhone is actually longer than this little guy. I was surprised when I unboxed it because it looks bigger in the photos. It comes with a small tripod, or you can use the built-in screw leg to tilt it up if it’s sitting on a tabletop. It’s compact enough to fit in a makeup bag, purse, or briefcase—perfect for travel.The box it comes in also includes contact info, which is great in case you run into any setup issues—so don’t toss it! I also love that it supports Bluetooth speakers, though I haven’t tested that yet. The built-in speaker isn’t amazing, but it’s honestly decent—much better than that first one I tried. And if you want better sound, just connect your favorite Bluetooth speaker. Super easy fix.At this price, I might grab a second one for upstairs!

Bought this to make painted banners and so for it has been great for that! Haven’t used it for videos or movies yet but the quality is still very good for the price. Once you get the zoom and everything right the picture quality is good. It was a little confusing to set up at first but once we figured it out it was easy. And the size is compact so we have it mounted to our ceiling currently and you can’t even tell it’s there.

First entry:- At first, I couldn't get the projector to read my external drive. The projector would also randomly shut off the lamp when I would plug in a USB hub. I completely shut down the projector and plugged in again. Hub problem solved. I picked up a few flash drives and formatted them to FAT32 (my other drives are exfat or NTFS), this format was readable by the projector. USB read problem solved. I can now watch shows from USB drive, but the machine is very picky on which video file types it will play. The second entry will largely depend on support response.- Samsung Dex works with provided HDMI cable. Setup: Phone/Tablet>USB C hub>HDMI port.- Like other projectors at this price range, there are light artifacts.- Bluetooth lag cannot be remedied as there is no utility for Bluetooth audio offset.- Digital zoom is useful. Focusing the image manually is not too bad.- Screen mirroring works on Android phone and tablet.- Do not expect much from inbuilt speakers.- Setup is pretty simple, I didn't need it, but I read the manual anyway.- Sound quality over Bluetooth is okay. The inbuilt adjustments offers more Bass and Treble but will still make flat sounds.End of first entry.Second entry:-Customer service is remarkable.

This mini projector has a lot of great features and provides solid performance for its price range. The image quality is impressive, with a clear 1080P output that looks sharp in dimmer settings, and it’s very portable, making it ideal for both indoor movie nights and outdoor setups. The included stand is a nice bonus and adds stability, especially for tabletop setups. Compatibility with iOS, Android, laptops, and HDMI devices like TV sticks and gaming consoles (PS5) is straightforward, making it versatile.However, there are some issues with playback when streaming from certain devices to the projector. While it has WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity, the wireless streaming experience can be inconsistent. There are occasional lags, especially when streaming high-resolution content, which can interrupt the viewing experience. For best results, I found that using a direct HDMI connection works much better in terms of stability and reduces lag.Overall, this projector is a good buy if you’re looking for something compact and versatile. Just be mindful of potential connectivity issues if you’re planning to use WiFi or Bluetooth to cast content from a phone or tablet.