Mini Projector, NICPOW Upgrade Portable Outdoor Movie Projector, 1080P and 200″ Supported Small Projector Compatible with TV Stick, Phone, PS5, HDMI, USB for Home, Bedroom, Gaming, Outdoor Use

Cool lil projector!
I love it!Great for the price!Easy to useVolume gets loud but you will need a speaker set up to get sound that isn’t radio-esque.Haven’t had any issues with connectivity and I was surprised by how good the picture is!

Fantastic value for the money. Great indoor projector (bad screen, though.)
Overall this projector does everything I could’ve hoped for it. It’s a great device, and mounted on my tripod it’s worked phenomenally for some movie/tv/sports sessions. Don’t expect any miracles, but for indoor projection it works wonders.- Picture quality:Surprisingly great. The product page lists it as supporting 1080p 60fps and displaying at 720p. I was skeptical of the 720p display, but it truly does look clear enough to be 720p, even blown up to about a 100 inch diagonal. Don’t go in expecting a 4K projector for 70 dollars and you won’t be disappointed.-BrightnessOverall pretty decent. I usually like to have some natural light in my room, and when there’s too much at any one time the picture can definitely be a bit dim. I wouldn’t expect to be using this as an outdoor projector, at least during any time except when the sun is totally down. For that. however, it could be pretty good. That being said, for indoor usage, you’re going to want your room to be pretty dark anyway, and it does a great job in that setting.-Included screenThis is my biggest gripe with the package. The included screen was simply just not good enough to use regularly. This isn’t a giant hurdle, however, as I’ve substituted it since with a plain white bed sheet hung in the exact same position, and it’s worked fantastically on that. The included screen seems to be made of some kind of mesh that is simply not kind at all to any sort of light that could be behind it. Definitely either invest in a projector screen, or just simply hang a bed sheet like I did.-Ease of useI can’t speak to the ease of usage when it comes to things like the menu, as I have had this thing. pretty permanently hooked up to the HDMI source, but it was very easy to get it to display that. You just turn it on, hit one button using the d-pad on the projector itself, and it’s just natively accepting HDMI. I even have it hooked up to a display port to HDMI cable from my computer’s graphics card and it’s working pretty flawlessly.There is a tripod mount on it, and it’s a little bit hard to see on first glance, but if you have a tripod laying around it’s definitely worth using too. Especially if projecting against a large platform like a bed sheet or something, you can really get a very big picture using it. Keystone adjustment and focus adjustment were really easy, and having it on the tripod meant that I could set it once and pretty much forget it. Haven’t use the remote control much at all, but it looks like a pretty standard one that’s included with a lot of Android TVs and the like, I can’t imagine that it’s that feature rich, but it shouldn’t matter because most of for doing things like navigating the projectors actual included menu is just four directions and an okay button.This projector definitely exceeded my expectations, and I was a bit ready to be disappointed buying a projector at this price range, but it was just what made the most sense to me at the time financially. Needless to say, I’m very pleasantly surprised, and this will be a main fixture of content consumption in my household for a while. Don’t expect the moon and you’ll get something pretty great.

Cumple lo que ofrece, quizás esperaba verlo más nítido en momentos con luz, ya que eso había leído en comentarios, pero en general todo bien,

This projector came up on an Amazon notification that it was having a flash sale. I took a chance on it knowing it was missing one important feature I wanted: Bluetooth.I wanted to be able to pair 2 sets of headphones with it for my wife and I to sit outside and watch movies, without the neighbours hearing it too. To be honest, I don’t think it’s possible to have 2 Bluetooth devices connected to a Bluetooth projector at the same time.At first I just used wired headphones, and the projector worked great.Picture quality is very good. I think the screen it comes with is decent, but it does let light pass through, so I think a screen that doesn’t let light through would be much brighter.I’ve tried this on a wall inside, and even with the lights on, the picture is still pretty bright.The picture on the included 100″ screen is about 85″ with the black bars on the top and bottom, but the picture at edge to edge.I cannot get the screen to go rectangular as the mounts pull it outwards, the rest of the material is then drooping inwards.If you don’t pull it tight, then any breeze will make the picture wavy.I did find a Bluetooth transmitter on Amazon that let’s you pair 2 devices to it.It has a transmitter and a receiver option too, so might come in handy on other devices.This plugs into the 3.5mm headphone jack on the projector, and can also use the USB ports to keep it charged.I’ve been using an Apple tv 4K with it, and the quality is great.I have watched 4 movies with it so far and it’s worked exactly how I had hoped.For the money, even with the added expense of the Bluetooth transmitter, I definitely recommend it

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