Techstick Mini Projector Native 720P Wifi Projector Portable HD Projector, 5500 Lumen, Max 180” Display, Wireless Screen Cast for iOS Android, Support 1080P HDMI / USB / VGA / AV Devices

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this projector for my spare bedroom so didnt want to spend a lot of money but at the same time wanted something thats going to display a decent sized image with decent quality.This ticked those boxes and to be honest i was pleasantly surprised at how good it actually was.The projector itself is nice and small, lightweight and looks the part.All of your connections including HDMI, VGA, USB and SD card slot are based on the rear and your fans and speaker are situated in either side.All of your controls are based in the top of the projector or alternatively theres a remote which is included in the box.I plugged the projector in to my laptop via HDMI and as i said before was pleasantly surprised. I managed to project a 6-8ft image in the wall which was pretty clear.The picture was bright, good colours and overall pretty sharp for such a small device. Obviously the closer you have it the clearer the image will be but you will lose size and vice versa for longer distance.Another thing that impressed me was the fan which was pretty quite compared to other projectors I’ve had in the past.The only negative i would give is that the built in speaker is a bit on the quite side but to get the full experience i planned on hooking up a set of speakers anyway so its not an issue for me.All in all this is a fantastic projector thats more than capable of handling its own in a small home cinema or even used for business/office use for a good price.

I bought this projector to transfer images onto canvas, for paintings. I tend to draw a rough idea on A4 paper, then photograph it and I can now project the enlarged image (from a USB stick) to the back of an art canvas. The brightness from the projector is sufficient to show the (reversed) image onto the back of the canvas, in subdued light and to be seen from the front of the canvas (since it is not entirely opaque). I realise that this is not what most (or perhaps any other) people will use this projector for. Out of interest, I tried a video projected and the quality is perfectly acceptable, but would not be sufficient in a brightly lit room, but would be fine at night or perhaps with curtains drawn.

The media could not be loaded. What it really is?!Mini Smart Android 7.1.2 Projector about twice the thickness of and average smartphone. Definitely is what it says on the tin.ProsAndroid OS - can do everything your normal android phone/ android TV box can do.8gb Storage with expandable memory card slot.WIFI 2.4 & 5ghz modes for connecting to super fast wifi.Bluetooth for connecting to anything you want really - speakers, keyboards, mice.HDMI IN to play video games or anything you want to plug into the projector.A built in battery which means this projector does not have to be plugged in for it to work - it can literally work anywhere with roughly 3 hours projection time.Its a very small device, about twice the thickness of the average smartphone. (Less than an inch thick)It has a mount for a tripod.They built in Gyroscope adjusts the angle of the projection depending on how it is placed so that the picture always comes out 16:9 ratio.3.5mm Headphone Jack for you to play music through headphones or a speaker.There aren't many cons to be honest, however, if I'm being pedantic, these are things which I would pick out:There is no button/method to switch between HDMI IN mode and Android OS mode - you literally have to plug out the HDMI or turn off the HDMI source (i.e Turn of your playstation to stop it sending a display signal to the projector)The Tripod that comes with the device is bog standard, very poor quality.You are not able to change any settings except the volume when you are in HDMI IN mode.IF you loose the remote, there is not much way for you to use the projector unless you plug in a keyboard or a mouse.Bluetooth connected speakers do not work in HDMI IN mode.Most of the core android features do not work in HDMI mode so there are no settings you can adjust in this mode.Speakers are sub-standard (not that I'm surprised for the size, I doubt people buy projectors for the speaker quality lol)

It was pretty simply to set up and easy to adjust. The product worked brilliant for the first two months, but from there it just went down hill. The sound started cutting out every hour or so. Then the picture started to discolour and half the screen turned yellow, Still able to see the picture but very uncomfortable to look at after a while. I emailed the seller about these issues as I hadn’t even owned it 3 months, and it’s been 3 months later, and I haven’t had a refund or even an email back. The reason I choose this was because I thought was much cheaper than a new tv (which I couldn’t afford at the time) but honestly, I don’t think it is worth the money. Save us and get a proper tv, even a normal laptop is more reliable. Perhaps I’d feel a little differently, had I received a refund, a new projector or even a reply, but I didn’t so that’s another reason I rate this so low.