Smart Portable Projector for Indoor and Outdoor Home Theater - Mini projector with 5G WiFi Bluetooth Projector - 4k Supported - Big Screen Experience 40" - 130"

Put in USB with a dozen movies on it & the 1st movie we played worked great. Any movie after that would not have sound at all but when we went back to theb1st movie sound was working again. Tried resetting it & turning off Bluetooth but only the 1 movie would have sound. Other than that pretty solid.

This is allright! Works to project the picture on my bedroom wall nicely. U-tube really comes alive.

This projector meets and exceeds all my expectations. I have had 2 projectors previously and there is no comparison overall. This projector is bright enough to be seen when there is some light on around it, but like all projectors has the best picture when used in darkness. The built-in applications are a huge bonus as you can watch YouTube or Netflix by just plugging in the projector and connecting it to your wireless router. It also will connect to the content you want to watch from a USB drive or any DVD player or computer with HDMI. Via Bluetooth or hotspot, you can connect to your phone, as well. On its own, it can also be used as a browser so you can search the web on its huge picture. Overall, it's got all the features of some name-brand projectors that sell for as much as $600. A good quality, good value that I would fully recommend.

This projector works best in full darkness. It's not super-bright, but it's plenty bright to do the job with all the lights out. The image quality is nice. I was able to get a nice sharp focus. The integrated Android system has some nice features, such as being able to do things like netflix and youtube without a computer attached. I didn't test the cell phone mirroring app yet, but there is one. My only complaint with this device is the input latency on the HDMI connection. If you connect something like a game console to the HDMI input and try to play a game that requires fine timing, you'll find that you are missing jumps and running into enemies that you normally wouldn't. That's because there's a small but significant amount of latency in the video processing software that makes the HDMI input work. This doesn't matter for things like streaming video, party games, etc. Just don't try to use this for things that require timing and accuracy.