4K Mini Projector With WiFi and Bluetooth, Built-In Android, Rechargeable Portable Outdoor Projector, LCoS 150 ANSI Projectors, Support 4K Video Decoding for Mobile Laptop Smart Phone, No TV-Stick

At first I though this would be just another gimmicky projector but I was immediately impressed with the packaging. The picture quality is fantastic and the bulb is super bright! I am super happy with its size as well. it is a very compact apparatus and is very sleek in design. I would recommend this to anyone in the market for a new projector. 10/10

The projector is OK it’s not as bright as I thought it would be the plug-in where the block is that you used to plug into the wall gets really hot. It does not have a aux for external speaker and the play store is glitchy and so is the Wi-Fi connection? It connects and then it disconnects so I am returning this.

The projector it self it's good shows good speaker is good. And shows pretty clean....but it drop down drastically with the sensor or buttons for the remote. But you'll real life be fighting some times for up to 30 plus mins to either type a full sentence or go to one app cause it will move on its own or it will just not work or go to the far right by it's self 30 plus mins for something simple. Battery's new service is good to

Las imagenes son poco iluminadas.

I was so excited to buy my first projector. I was so focused on the zoom in quality on the screen I also bought, I had no clue most of these are super limited with what you can watch/airplay. If you are cool with the basics (YouTube, and Netflix with a bizarre Google login) and don’t care about being able to AirPlay or watch anything you want from your phone, then you’ll love it. Otherwise, it is super limited. Wish I could send it back tbh.

La calidad de la imagen es buena, algunos problemas con los negros, pero creo que es normal en los proyectores. La duracion de la bateria es aceptable, proxima a las 2 horas.

The media could not be loaded. I was sent this for review and honest opinion. My frame of reference on the high end is with my Optoma P1 UST 4k projector and on the portable mini side a RIF6 480p projector.## Image Quality ##Probably the most important consideration when looking at a projector is about image quality and brightness. The image coming out of the projector can look too saturated when looking at people’s faces and unfortunately I couldn’t find any image calibration settings. This was an issue with both the built in apps or my Roku. I added a video but it was difficult for the camera to properly capture the projected image and looks much better in person. Overall and despite the saturation issues, the quality was pretty solid for a 720p projector at this price point of $240 at time of writing.This projector has a really solid lamp for the size and has no problem throwing a 60in screen although I could not recommend this for bright day time use. You can see in some of my pictures where I had it running in my bedroom with the overhead lights on and had a very usable brightness. With the lights off it was plenty bright with a theater-like experience.## Usability ##The fan is pretty loud but once you start watching something it’s easily forgotten about. I consider the speakers the weakest link on the projector and would highly suggest connecting to any external speaker either through Bluetooth or 3.5mm AUX because the audio out of the internal speakers sounds like a tin can. The menu interface is running Android and is very intuitive and easy to use. I downloaded and installed Netflix but seemed to be an older version of the app but worked fine regardless. While I was able to test YouTube, Netflix, and Prime Video directly on the projector I also connected my Roku and worked great but it was annoying that I couldn’t get it to default to HDMI input whenever it turned on.## Overview ##At this price point you get a pretty amazing little projector and if you want to upgrade to something with better picture quality you will be looking at paying at least 2x-3x more.Things I like- Super compact- Bright for the size- Works out of the box- Full sized HDMI input- IR sensor on front an back so no matter how you install the remote will workThings I don’t like- Over saturated image on people’s faces- Can’t set HDMI as a default input- No image adjustment settings

For the most part it works like for Disney+ or amazon prime video but there’s no hulu so you have to stream it from the computer. As for Netflix, it was fine in the beginning but now whenever I open the app it just stays on the home screen and the remote doesn’t respond nor the buttons on the actual projector which is super annoying. So if you like Netflix don’t get this one but everything else is fine.

Me parece hasta ahroa bien, tengo 3 dias con el equipo pero quiero saber es por que se calienta mucho la fuente de almentacion y el equipo, quiero saber si esto es normal o puede ser un riesgo a que se dañe, me gustaria que pudieran asesor al respecto.