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

For the 50 bucks you pay for it it displays an image and does it's job lol. It's pretty crisp image for the price compared to cheap projectors years ago. It's about the same quality as a pico would be but a bit bigger in size and a bit brighter. Built in speakers are decent if you don't wanna wear earbuds it's loud enough for a quiet room for people to sit around and enjoy. The remote is a bit wack but the controls on the unit itself work good on the projector. I would definitely buy another one whenever this one breaks. I've had it for a few weeks now and it's pretty nice. Would consider bringing it in vacations and what not or camping trips 👌 picture quality is like a 7/10 but for the price it's easily 9/10 it doesn't get much better then this for this price range without getting a second hand projector from like a school or something. Picture quality 7ish 8 out of 10 for the price Brightness is like 8 out of 10 for a dark room and 6 out of 10 for a bright room without curtains easily a 7 with some curtains. Sound quality is roughly a 5 or 6 out of 10 it's not amazing but it gets the job done for some built in speakers Overall score like 8/10 for the price alone if it costed like 100 bucks this thing would be a 6 and not be worth it but for 50 or less this thing is a no brainer if you just want a projector that does the thing lol. If you're looking for like 150+ range get a real name brand. If you just want something that works get this thing for 50 lol I've left it on for days by accident and haven't noticed anything wrong with it. I would recommend turning on the auto shut off so it powers down after a few hours so you can prolong it's life by not leaving it on overnight Everytime I have mine set to 3hr shut off but I think it has other options like 5hr or 10hr I think. Something like that anyways it remembers the setting once you set it so it won't ever be left on by accident again. Tldr: It's perfect for the price and you get what you expect. Cheap little projector that does the thing lol very happy with it for being so cheap it's great! I've had other ones before similar price and this one is so far the best! Other cheap projectors have really bad speakers with similar image quality this one is actually decent sound for some random speakers jammed in it lol Cons: no wireless interface but for $50 you can't really expect it to have wifi or Bluetooth lol get fire stick or Chromecast for it if you don't plan on wiring it to a PC or console.

Very nice for the price I paid. The quality of the picture is good and the setup was very easy. I am using it for my preschool classroom and my kids love it.

I had it for a year I liked it so far didn’t have any problems now it just randomly turns off other than that’s I recommend it has good quality and sound

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. -Brightness Overall 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 screen This 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 use I 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.

I needed a projector for craft projects and holiday displays, and my fiance needed a temporary display of some kind for his theater room that we finally got set up. He was dead set on getting the biggest flat screen he could get, but I convinced him to get this projector in the mean time since we could get it much faster ($80 projector vs $800 tv) and so I could use it for projects too. Within 2 weeks he went from determined to get a big TV at some point, to now he wanting a better projector. And he decided this before he even got any sort of decent sound system on it. this little thing managed to change his mind despite it being a cheaper end projector. It's definitely way better with some sort of external audio device. We've used a sound bar and a small logitec surround sound set so far, and both sounded great. The audio quality from the projector by itself is not terrible, but I wouldn't want to stick with that audio quality for long. The picture quality is pretty okay as long as you have the room dark. Even with a small, dimmer table lamp turned on it's not too bad, so you're able to watch a movie and not have to eat in the dark in order to see it. Sunlight does wash it out pretty badly, though, so make sure you cover any windows or anything like that. The controller is straight forward. It only has the one HDMI port, so we ended up getting an HDMI splitter and have an XBOX 360 and a ps4 hooked up to it with that with no issues. It also works great with a fire stick plugged directly into it. All in all, this is a great little projector on a budget. Keep in mind that this price point isn't going to get you something with the quality of an epsom, but this is definitely worth the price if you don't mind that!

This projector didn't have the oomph (lumens) to make a readable 50" image in a brightly-lit conference room. (Some reviewers had said it was bright enough for the room lights to be on, others said it wasn't - I guess it depends how bright the lights are.) I replaced it with an Epson 3000 lumen projector which worked great in the brightly-lit room. On the positive side, if the ambient light is low enough, like it was when I tested it in my living room, the auto focus worked great. The auto-trapezoid function was totally wonky though. Maybe I had too much lateral trapezoid for it to work, auto-trapezoid looked like it was figuring out the adjustments it needed to make; but when it "announced its decision" with the new image on the screen, it was way out of whack. I learned auto-trapezoid world work okay if I panned the projector to the right side of my screen, let it do its thing, then panned it back to the left side of the screen; but that obviously wouldn't have been an option if I was trying to use all of my screen. There's the manual adjustment you can fall back to, of course; but I didn't like its mechanism. To adjust the trapezoid, you first have to physically prop up the projector to get the bottom of the test image parallel with the bottom of the screen. And also so the _right_ side of the test image was vertical, which didn't make sense to me. Then you adjusted trapezoid by dragging the upper left corner of the test image until all 4 corners of the test image were right angles. Except they weren't. Anyway, isn't the main reason for the trapezoid adjustment because the sides of the image _aren't_ vertical, due to the projector being below the center of the screen? So how are you supposed to get the right side of the test image vertical, without getting some books to lift one side of the projector? Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but I couldn't figure it out.

This is a good little projector. I've only had it a few days, but I used it with my Fire TV Stick and my Samsung phone. I primarily plan to use it with my laptop for gaming. The image quality is sharp, the colors are vibrant, and there was no lag from my phone. This is a versatile product because it comes with all the essential ports: HDMI, USB, Bluetooth, WiFi, and even a headphone jack. I haven't connected it to an external speaker, but if you want better quality sound, you have that option. The autofocus feature is a cool function. It locks in quickly and accurately, so I’m not wasting time manually adjusting the lens. This is especially nice when you don't want to manually mess with settings. The brightness and clarity are way beyond what I expected at this price point. Even with a bit of ambient light in the room, the projection remains visible and sharp. In a dark room, it's a much better experience. The built-in speakers are surprisingly decent too; they are loud and clear enough for casual use, especially in a bedroom or small living space. Overall, this projector has exceeded my expectations in every way. It’s compact, easy to set up, and delivers performance that rivals much more expensive models. Whether you’re a gamer, a movie buff, or want a versatile projector for home use, this little device delivers big. Highly recommended!!

This is my second projector and this one is not very good. Here are my thoughts... For starters, to truly adjust the size of your projected image (how much of your screen), you're going to need to physically move the projector closer or further away from the screen. The onboard adjustment really only lets you switch from standard 3:4 to widescreen but cannot expand your image. Also, keystone correction is very poor, leaving you with really a very slight to modest adjustment up and down but not in the left/right field and this has to be done manually on the camera versus an onboard way to correct. Next, the image quality is poor. When adjusting the manual dial, some parts of the image can be modestly sharp while at the same time, large parts of the image being projected are completely out of focus. A good example is when projecting from my laptop, if you want to be able to read the text at the bottom, you can get that focused but then the rest of your image is out of focus. Using the sharpness feature doesn't do much of anything but make the picture increasingly pixilated. Color is mostly washed out, with reds appearing more like maroon and blues appearing more violet. My final comment is regarding the mini tripod stand that comes with this projector. If you have the HDMI cable and the power cable plugged into the projector, it's almost impossible to keep it from tipping over. It's so back-loaded in weight, it wants to fall over backwards. It really took some careful positioning so that these two cords would actually help hold the projector in position. Poor design here all the way around. OVERALL: It's a cheap projector that produces a cheap looking, out of focus image, that sits on a tripod that is too small to hold the unit up when connected to a power cord and HDMI that comes with unit. It's not worth the money nor the hassle.

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

Le produit ne vaut pas un projecteur de 5000$.... mais pour le prix... ça reste une produit de bonne qualité. L'image reste claire et net. Par contre la luminosité est un peu faible... pour avoir une bonne image il faut que la pièce soit beaucoup tamisée, sinon dans le noir. Pour le prix je suis satisfait. Le sons est passable, mais n'Est pas adéquat pour une grande pièce. Le trépied fourni n'est pas de le plus haute qualité, mais fait le job. Si on veut une meilleur stabilité il faudrait penser acheter un trépied de meilleur qualité ou un un support mural mieux adapter.

I like this projector as it is compact and easy to use. Use our fire stick to watch movies. The sound is good. The screen cloth is standard and nothing to rave about. Sometimes we just project off the siding wall and it works great. A good buy!

J'ai acheté ce mini projecteur pour remplacer une télé brisée par une manette de Switch. Je ne suis pas amateur de TV, donc c'est uniquement pour que les enfants puissent s'amuser. Donc je n'avais pas besoin de quelque chose de haut de gamme. Ce modèle m'a couté 89$, l'installation a été assez facile. - Le premier test a été de brancher la Switch dessus, ça fonctionne, mais pour les jeux un peu sportif, faut arriver à bien placer le projecteur (en arrière et en hauteur). Bon je l'ai posé sur un trépied (voir la photo) et ça fait bien le travail. Le cordon d'alimentation est un peu court, donc vous devez prévoir une rallonge. Le trépied fourni n'est pas super efficace (plastique), difficile de trouver une bonne position facilement. Le son par défaut n'est pas de qualité, donc prévoir de quoi de mieux (mais les enfants n'en n'ont rien à faire, lol). - Le deuxième test a été d'y brancher un laptop en HDMI et de regarder une vidéo. Pour le son, j'ai utilisé le Airplay du laptop pour transférer le son vers un Homepod mini au niveau du mur où l'image est projetée. Encore une fois, c'est un mini projecteur, pas un cinéma maison, donc vous devez trouver une solution pour une vraie immersion. Sinon, le setup est impeccable ! Conclusion : Après 3 jours d'utilisation tout le monde est content, il est très facile d'utilisation et l'expérience est super bonne si vous avez de la place pour bien le positionner et un système de son à part. C'est pas mal le même problème pour tous les projecteurs je pense. Sinon il ne faut pas se leurrer, on en a pour 89$ et ça se voit quand on le tient en main, cependant ça fait très bien le travail.