Projector with WIFI and Bluetooth, Native 1080P Bluetooth Projector, Full HD Portable Outdoor Movie Projector with Built-in Speaker, Compatible with Smartphone, HDMI, USB, Fire Stick for Home Cinema

This projector meat all I needed.I use it in my basement. The brightness is perfect and it is adjustable as well if you dont like too bright.It is easy to setup and connect. i use chrome cast for casting youtube or Disney plus or prime videos. It works great

The projector arrived well-packaged and was easy to set up. The instructions are simple and clear, and the picture quality is sharp with good brightness. However, the system feels a bit outdated. It doesn’t come with a battery for the remote, and it’s not a smart projector — you’ll need to connect a TV stick or other smart device via HDMI to stream content. Value is still good considering the price compared with similar projectors. Wireless connection was simple and pretty straightforward. I’d recommend it to people who are more comfortable with devices in the early 2000s instead of a new/more features new gen device. Overall, a good basic projector if you don't mind using external devices for streaming.

Really impressed with this projector! Set up was super quick—literally plug and play. The picture quality is way better than I expected for the price (check out my photos—the screen shot was taken during the setup and it looks amazing in person). The WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3 connected without a hitch. I paired it with my phone and also tried a Fire Stick—both worked flawlessly.It comes with everything you need right out of the box, and it’s lightweight so moving it around for movie night indoors or outside is no problem. I also love the 50% zoom feature—it helped fit the picture perfectly on my wall without moving the projector back and forth.For the price, this thing punches way above its weight. If you're on the fence, go for it. Perfect for casual movie nights, gaming, or even projecting stuff off your phone. Super happy with this buy!

The media could not be loaded. Great Value with Useful Features – Solid 4 StarsThis projector is a great option for anyone looking for something durable, compact, and easy to use. The video is clear and projects a large image, and the built-in sound is solid for casual viewing. It offers great features like Bluetooth connectivity, screen mirroring, and even works well with game systems.My only minor issue is that the video could be a bit sharper in darker rooms — some detail is lost — but it’s still perfectly watchable and doesn’t take away from the experience.Overall, it’s a well-priced, reliable projector with a lot to offer for the cost. Definitely recommend it for home entertainment!

Just moved to a new apartment and did not want to pay for a TV. I got a projector instead. This projector is very lightweight. It can be easily moved and set up in another room. This is best used in dark rooms. The fan is not very loud which is a plus. I used it with a tv stick like suggested. I push on for the projector to turn it on then use my tv stick remote to control the stick. I appreciate how it has 2 HDMI ports instead of 1. Picture quality is decent, serves it's purpose. Definetly an upgrade from watching shows on my small laptop screen.

Here’s a revised version of your review for better clarity andI recently purchased the Screenmax projector to compare with my Vankyo E30WT. Initially, I bought the Vankyo, but then the Screenmax went on sale, which would have saved me $110. The Screenmax is advertised at 450 ANSI lumens, compared to the Vankyo's 220 ANSI lumens, so it should be brighter.Indeed, the Screenmax is slightly brighter, but it falls short in terms of clarity. Despite several hours of tweaking the settings, some areas of the picture remained distorted with no real way to clean them up. The Screenmax does offer extensive customization options, unlike the Vankyo, which only allows for keystone adjustments.One advantage of the Screenmax is its WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities. The WiFi works flawlessly, and Bluetooth makes it easy to connect an external speaker. However, the built-in 8-watt speaker on the Screenmax is decent enough, though the Vankyo's 5-watt speaker actually sounds clearer without needing adjustments.A major drawback of the Screenmax is its keystone adjustment, which only allows for horizontal correction. For the best picture, the projector must be positioned directly in front of the screen, as there is no way to adjust it if it's slightly off.The remote control for both projectors is virtually the same, except the Screenmax remote has one less button. Despite being marketed as a 1080p projector, the Screenmax's picture quality looks more like 720p to me.Price-wise, the Screenmax is $99, but I got it on sale for $75, while the Vankyo was $189 plus tax. In conclusion, the Vankyo offers better picture clarity but lacks many of the features found in the Screenmax. If you prioritize functionality and additional features, the Screenmax is a good choice. However, if you value picture quality over additional features, the Vankyo is the better option despite its higher price.

This is one of the nice portable projector i have owned. Very easy to set up and boom, you have a tiny little cute looking projector to carry it with you. Easily connects to the wifi and phone to display. I would say little too dark on the light but works great as long as you have curtains on windows. Quality of the sounds is perfect and manageable. Overall worth a price.

I bought this projector 1 year ago. When I first opened it and connected to my phone it worked a charm. It was easy to setup and user friendly. Fast forward and now it has become a paperweight. It will not connect to my android via Bluetooth. When I use screen share it will only show trailers and captions. It will not show a movie on any streaming sites or YouTube. I purchased it for movie nights with my family, now I have to find something else. This was a complete waste of money.