Mini Portable Projector WiFi with Bluetooth - 500 ANSI DLP Projector 1080P Support Pocket Pico Movie with Tripod, Outdoor Video Rechargeable Battery Short Throw for iPhone/Android (DLP-1)

This is an amazing 720p projector with brilliant and clear picture.It's small and easy to carry around. It's was also veer easy to setup or you can use instructional manual to follow the setups.Built quality is very strong and it's has BIG SIZE Lens which gives you perfect quality each and Everytime. Built in speakers are also great and gives you that theater feeling.It comes with Ower cable, remote control, HDMI Cable.Pruce is very reasonable due to the projecter quality.I'm rating this 10 out of 10.

This portable projector exceeded my expectations! you have access to YouTube, Netflix, prime and also the functionality to connect a HDMI device too. It is easy to set up and use,The image is bright, even in a dimly lit room, and the sound quality is decent. Comes with a handy remote that has the apps on it. Love it.. It’s small enough to carry around, making it perfect for trips Definitely a great purchase!

This is a great little projector that has great quality pictures and videos. It was super easy to set up and use. I was able to connect all my streaming site onto it. It’s easy to store and lightweight

It’s small, lightweight, and easy to carry, so I can take it anywhere. I wanted something that could work for movies, gaming, and presentations, and this projector does a good job. Setting it up was very simple. I was able to connect it to my TV stick, smartphone, and laptop without any issues. It has multiple input options, including HDMI, USB, and AV, making it very versatile.The picture quality is clear, and the colors look nice, especially in a dim or dark room. Since it supports HD resolution, watching movies or streaming shows feels enjoyable. The brightness is decent, though it works best when the lights are off. The keystone correction and focus adjustment help make the picture sharper, and I like that I can adjust it to fit different screen sizes.The built-in speaker is okay, but I prefer using an external speaker for a better sound experience. The fan does make some noise, but once the volume is turned up, it’s not too noticeable. The projector does not overheat, even after using it for a long time, which is a good sign of quality.I love how portable and compact it is. I can easily carry it around or store it away when not in use. It’s great for movie nights with family, watching videos in bed, or even setting it up in the backyard for an outdoor cinema experience. It also works well for presentations, and I can take it to different places without any hassle.Since buying this Mini Portable Projector, I have used it almost every day. It’s a budget-friendly, easy-to-use projector that works well for everyday entertainment. It’s perfect for watching movies, playing games, streaming content, or even working. I’m happy with my purchase, and I would recommend it to anyone who wants a small, lightweight, and functional projector.

With the price off electric going up ,with the dark night coming and getting cold you can connect what make off phone you got it very easy .it has a long battery so you can take anywhere ,the reason i like it i put a firer stick in hdmi slot and play xbox and other games and when im finish i get video off YouTube for firer place or video off the rain and thunderstorms i find it helps me go too sleep .i wish had this projector years ago as my kids have grown up i could videos on the ceiling off planets and stars when go to sleep. it uses very low powe so it will pay for itself in very little time , it well made and run great so i waiting for Black Friday to buy other one

There are two great things about this projector: it is incredibly portable and display quality is pretty good. It's also easy to operate. Those are quite important points.Unfortunately, there are many problems with this device. Too many.First, this is not 500 ANSI lumen. Far from it. I've set my old Nebula Max next to the Elephas projector (both have same native resolution) and it was obvious than Elephas is dimmer than Nebula. Which is strange, considering that Nebula is rated 200 ANSI lumen and Elephas is 500 ANSI lumen. In reality it is more like 150. It is still usable, it still looks good in a dark room, but it's hard to be happy about your purchase when you have just proven you've been lied to.Next, the USB doesn't work too good. In my case it didn't work at all, I tried it with every pendrive I had. Couldn't play a single movie. Only once I managed to see the list of files, but I couldn't open them.The HDMI works, but latency is enormous. Typical monitor is 5ms these days, 25ms would be pretty poor result. Any more than that and all the games are unplayable. This projector is between 100ms and 200ms. Which means: game over.Android mirroring works, but lag is even worse than HDMI. It is clear that the device has trouble with processing all the incomming data. Sound is completely desynchronized with video when mirroring. Streaming (Netflix and so on) via Android doesn't work at all, but that's to be expected.Built-in speaker is poor. Comparing it to Nebula would be an insult. It's worse sound quality than your average smartphone. Still, it's better than nothing, I guess.If you use headphones, be warned that the output current is relatively low. I tested the device with my planar headphones and it was much too quiet to even consider using. You might need an amplifier.The little wheel for adjusting focus - that is terrible, terrible design. It has enormous static friction, which means it is impossible to adjust focus just a little bit. You have to push and pull the little wheel until you accidentaly get to the place you want. I've never encoutered a focus adjustment that works that bad. Not a deal breaker, but very annoying.And the last: the fan is noisy. Much louder than Nebula's. It could still be acceptable noice level for some.Ok, so I can't use it for gaming due to latency, I can't use it for streaming due to HDCP issues, I can't use it for offline films due to uncooperative USB, I can't use it with Android due to desynchronized sound and huge latency.One thing I could use it for is to watch photoes and static images. Which is not a bad idea, since the display quality is more than decent. But I definetely expected more.