Philips Projection NeoPix Ultra 2, True Full HD projector with Apps and built-in Media Player

I used this for a long time to watch films in my room. The picture quality was always fantastic. It was decently bright and the setup was very easy including with the WiFi. The only downsides I can think of are that the processor is clearly underpowered meaning menus are slow, and I found it to have a slight lean to one side which I remedied with a coin. Overall decent value for money as it is from a reputable brand.

Good budget projector. Although it's an old model so doesn't support modern audio formats and apps such as Netflix. If you're using Chromecast you'll need to change audio settings to stereo only which is not ideal.

This is a nice piece of kit....but I have reservations.The build quality seems very good and the picure is true HD, although not 4k.However, it seems very odd that there's no handbook in with it.What they are trying to achieve here is beyond me , taking into account this thing costs hundreds, not 27p.It is also very odd that they try to hide the power consumption of this projector.The Amazon site says it's 50 watts yet the downloadable handbook states it's 100 watts.?????Seeing as everyone wants to know the power consumption is these days , what are you playing at or trying to hide Philips?Wake up and put the info where everyone can find it.