Smart Android Projector with Wifi Bluetooth Apps, 1080P Native LED Home Movie Projector 4K Support, Digital Full HD LCD Video Projector with HDMI/USB/Zoom for Laptop/TV Stick/Phone Mirroring/PS5/DVD

Despite not having the optimal setup, I was very pleasantly surprised by the quality of the image it produced. I haven’t yet used the projector properly with official white projection paint or a dedicated screen. Instead, I’m using a basic painted white wall (which is marked, uneven and very much needs repainting!) as a makeshift surface for projection.Nonetheless I am impressed; the colours are vibrant, the contrast was excellent, the projected image looks sharp and defined. I was actually astounded by the size of the image you can achieve. With the screen expanded to over 260 inches, I was particularly impressed with how well it maintained the image quality and clarity. Take a look at my photo of the beach projection included with this review. The golden hue of the sand and the deep blue of the sky were portrayed accurately and beautifully. It's a testament to the projector's ability to reproduce realistic visuals, even in daylight conditions and with some outside light bleeding into the room.Never before have I seen Zelda come to life and show off the sheer scale of Hyrule! Despite my makeshift setup, I can still discern all the details (enough to find all the chests!) and enjoy a seamless gaming experience on huuuuuge screen!One great feature is its ability to remember previous settings (including the digitally/software applied ones), eliminating the need for reconfiguration each time you turn it on. I expect that from my £2000 TV but I wasn’t necessarily expecting it for a projector one fifth of the price. I also appreciate the convenience of adjusting picture and sound settings mid-viewing without navigating through the main home menu and then being able to return to your last viewed content fairly quickly.The Android software and home apps, although not flawless, meet expectations considering the price point. It may have a few apps with bugs here and there but I wasn't expecting perfection. I achieved excellent results by simply plugging a £20 Chromecast into the projector. I think it’s worth pointing out that if you want to play your own media from a USB stick, the projector is very particular in that it will only accept NFTS formatted files. Very easy to do with any computer and it recognises USB media sticks up to 2TB so it’s more than adequate for extended use. It also played all the different media file types that I threw at it via the kodi video app/media player available from the home menu.The inbuilt picture adjustment software works amazingly. You can digitally adjust the image manually any number of ways and the autocorrect feature (keystone/trapezoid adjustment) works brilliantly. You can pretty much trust it that it will work to the best of any limitations within your set-up.Contrary to the other review, I don't believe it all feels cheaply made. While the outer casing may feel slightly malleable, it doesn't compromise its durability under normal use. Let's face it, dropping any projector is likely to cause damage, regardless of the casing material as the internals are delicate would get pretty shook up. The only criticism I have on the build material is the little retractable stand at the bottom used to raise the height/angle if needed. That part looks and feels a bit cheaper than the other parts.Bluetooth audio casting also works amazingly. I connected the projector to my soundbar via Bluetooth, and it effortless reconnects every time I boot it up. Really importantly, there's no audio lag, and I haven't needed to make any adjustments to the settings; it’s offering a really well-synced audio-visual experience.Considering the price and the immersive cinematic experience it provides, this item is a no-brainer for those seeking an affordable home cinema solution. It taken my entertainment and switch 1080p gaming to the next level. It offers incredible value for money and has surpassed my expectations in pretty much every aspect. I can't give it anything less than five stars and look forward to fixing my set up to get the best out of it.I know this amount of money (regardless) of value definitely represents a considered purchase so I’ve done my best to cover all the main features and its quirks to help you make an informed decision and I hope I’ve helped. For us this was a great purchase and I can also really enjoy switch gaming in a different way now!

The projector has been ceiling mounted in a meeting room and the inbuilt settings includes option for ceiling mounting which automatically flipped the image. The inbuilt speaker gives out plenty of volume to fill the room (7m by 7mby 3m high) and reasonable quality considering it is ia single built in speaker. Have connected it to a soundbar via headphone socket and sound is excellent. Once sound being played you do not notice the fan noise.The projector is mounted about 3.5 to 4m from the wall to fill the full width of a 1.7m wide screen. Picture has great definition when streaming HD and UHD.During the daytime, the picture is not bright enough to see light areas of the screen in a sunny room but is reasonable if the room is in shade or it is a cloudy overcast day. A blind on the one of the windows on adjouning wall has improved daytime visibility.Netflix, Amazon Prime, YouTube all work fine.Although it states it works with Airplay which us a key decision in purchasing it, this is a paid subscription service, whereas Miracast appears to be free. This is very disappointing and hence one of the reasons not being given 5 stars and deciding not to buy for 2 other locations.If Airplay is not important buying requirement then would highly recommend.

Our den was in need of a replacement for the existing TV which had seen better days, so instead of getting another bulky TV we thought we would find a decent projector that would allow us to make the most of a huge white wall we have in there to project games, TV and loads of rugby when we can.This projector works wonders, we've had loads of opportunities to use it, although most of the time everyone argues over who gets to use it first, but when in use it really does show anything else we have up really well, it creates a huge well lit image that looks amazing even in a bright room.It's got loads of ports for connecting anything you could want to as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectability which means you should be able to connect anything you have without issues.Overall an amazing projector that really shines when projecting a big screen.

As a projector it does the job very well.The picture is good, the adjustments are easy to use, etc,etc.My only concern is the case, it seems flimsy and of poor quality.For example although the design is modern, some things I think they could improve on, in my opinion are as follows:-1. Case seems to me flimsy2. The focus wheel seems too large.3. The stand needs re-designing (Made of metal and better support not cheap plastic).keeps falling down when knocked slightly.4. All the UK TV icons should be available pre installed.( ITVX, IiPlayer, channel,4, and 5).5. Dusk cover for sliding over lens when not in use, does not run smoothly it jerks and causes the projector to move, so have to keep setting it up next time I use it.Although these are minor niggles if dealt with: this would be a great little machine and well worth the money.