YAKAR portable Wi Fi projector. Wireless screen projector supporting 1080p and 150 ANSI lumens. Built-in Bluetooth, speaker, battery. Compatible: TV Stick，iPhone, Android, HDMI, USB and tablet (black)

It is not a traditional projector with only HDMI or d-sub input. Instead it is a Android device without a screen but using a LED light to project it's content to any surface it's Len points to. It is like a Chromecast enabled projector.The screen resolution is HD, 720p. Still it can accept any full HD and 4k signal from it's HDMI port. The image quality is decent in a dark room, it is still usable in well lit room, but not recommended. It use manual focus with no len shift like my theater projector, suprisingly, it has auto keystone which make it a little easier to setup.The feature I like the most and make it stand out from the crowd is it support DLNA. It means the projector will scan the local network and find any DLNA server and without much setup you can access to you media library easily.

I bought this device to watch videos or movies in my bedroom.The resolution is not nearly enough to be 1080. 4k is a joke. It looks like a old time tv with pixels larger than letters, which means you can't read anything on it. I have windows pc, macbook, iPhone, Android phone (pixel 4), Chromebook, I can ensure none of the wireless connection works properly. There is no Chromecast installed and I can't plug in my Chromecast ultra since I need a HDMI female adapter. Airplay doesn't work. Eshare or miracast can share your screen on Android devices but won't share video or movie. The only way to get it work to play movie is to plug in HDMI cable, again you need a female HDMI adapter.The remote is constantly not working. Not working in Netflix, basically can't use it at all. Barely work with Amazon prime video but it can't hit on play video button which means no video can be played.Only thing works is YouTube.It's making loud noise all the time during playing and the battery life is about 3 hours in total.

I really wanted to love this projector. My main purpose was to use it while camping. The only thing I could make work was the included YouTube app. I tried using Miracast on both my phone and my husband's phone. Unfortunately my phone, a Motorola, doesn't allow using Miracast but my husband's would. I got the projector to recognize his phone but would never connect. Using the HDMI connected to my laptop worked great but I don't plan on taking my laptop on a camping trip. So I am returning it :-(

I've had it a week and have been able to use it once. I watched Youtube using the app on the device connected to wifi. That's the last time I could use it because every time i try to use it now it says it cannot connect to the internet right now. All my other devices can but this guy cannot. Ok, let's try another way. I have tried everything and have failed. there is a usb input and a mini hdmi input and neither does me any good. and the remote is 99% useless unless you like the back button. What a piece of junk

My product arrived with many scratches on the back near all of the cord plug ins... is this normal?For something so expensive I expected alittle better...Other than that it seems to work well and visuals are clear. At this moment it doesn’t want to screen share with my iPhone for more than a minute so trying to figure this one out...

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  The picture quality of this projector is quite impressive for a portable one. This is a very handy device for someone who’s on the go and who has to give presentations to many different groups of people. What I really like about the product is the fact that there are so many features and different options that you can use to connect to it, which basically means that practically any device can connect to it. I personally feel the best way to connect is using HDMI. The Netflix and YouTube browser are a major plus making it kind of like a portable TV. So far, I’m quite happy and impressed by this product I must say.

I actually really like the look of the projector. It’s built for portability, and as such I find a carry bag in the box with it, along with charging accessories. The projector supports a display size of up to 100 inches, which isn’t bad. Of course, at that distance, things like resolution and brightness suffer, so I probably won’t want to go that large if I don’t need to.

A very cute projector😀Love it！I've been using it for a few days and it's working pretty well. Very good user experience. Day and night experience is good, high brightness, sound is good for watching movies. I enjoy the time that I can watch TV with my friends！Easy to control. It can be operated remotely using a remote control.

This is a pretty good projector. I had no problems connecting my Android or iOS devices to it (just need to be patient and figure it out). The apps on the projector itself don't really work great (for instance, the Netflix app hangs), but it isn't an issue if you use Airplay (for iOS devices) or screen mirroring (for Android devices) for Netflix from your device. Image quality is sharp enough, and it is pretty enjoyable when you are lying back on the bed and watching the movie projected overhead. Make sure that you go through the settings carefully, as you should be able to resolve any issues which you might encounter. It may take a while, but be patient.