[4500 ANSI & Now with Netflix] 4K Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, Auto Focus Keystone Smart Projector, Outdoor Projector with Adjustable Stand for Home Bedroom

Really love this projector! It stays put when you adjust it and I like that it auto adjusts to fit the space. Very convenient to have apps on it. Good picture quality. Good connection.

So far, this projector is amazing. It's bright and clear. I used to have to wait for my house to get darker to turn on my projector, but with this one, it works great if I have all the blinds and curtains closed. The speaker is probably the lowest quality part, but I recommend connecting it to a speaker or sound bar.

I was extremely impressed with this product considering the price. After you figure out the odd and sluggish interface, you get a clean and bright image. My favorite feature is the auto-focus. I’ve focused it on corners, the ceiling, and even walls with a pillar. Every time it magically just figures it out. The size I wouldn’t call “compact” unless you’re comparing it to a theatre projector. But if you find a nice case for it, it is quite portable and fairly light. It connects to everything. Your computer, your phone, and even the wifi. The internal speaker is actually fairly decent, though I would still prefer a good sound system. It can be totally used as a stand alone TV anywhere you can plug it in. Overall excellent.

Okay, I've been doing this a long time now! I started with my Moto Z4 projector, then "moved up" to older used epson projectors. Then I saw some more affordable projectors on Amazon, and I tried those for a few years. They were acceptable, but very finicky when it came to focus. Then, when those projectors were hurled across the room in anger, it became necessary once again to look at Amazon and find the replacements for my broken stuff. I found the Projector you are reading about now. My purpose, since day one, was to try to sync the images of my $2000 77" LG 4k TV with two projectors on each side, and between brightness and focus, it was a project I was about to "settle" with and accept that affordable projectors would not match up with the expensive TV. It just was not meant to be. UNTIL this projector! It is really good! It is not perfect, but it is the closest I have come to matching the picture of our beautiful TV. It is quiet, easy to use, smaller in size and the picture quality is, as I said, the best I have found. So, for an affordable machine, I think you will be pleasantly surprised, and you will find that this little devil holds up very well.

Had this since October of 2025 and pretty decent, but may 2026 it seems like the bulb is burning out. There’s a dark spot that’s getting bigger little by little. I wish I could replace the bulb but it seems like I can’t or they offer one

If you turn the projector back on shortly after it shuts off automatically due to inactivity, it does so without turning the fan on resulting in burned LEDs that tinge your image quality (a black dot forms in the middle of the screen about 10 seconds after you turn it on and quickly grows to cover your whole screen. This happened a few times without affecting quality but after about the 3rd or 4th time, it now has permanent burn marks, like a brown tinge around the center). How this got passed QA is beyond me considering they've had dozens of software updates. I forgot to mention that I recognized the problem right away each time as the projector was unusually quiet with no fan noise and I turned the projector off within 15 seconds at each occurrence. I cycle/reset the power until i hear the fan turn on. This should not be the case and in some cases could be a fire hazard! Buyer beware. Here's another free tip for the manufacturers: The fan should not turn off right away after you turn off the projector. It should turn off like a minute after you shut it off so the fan continues to cool the LEDs to ambient before shutting off.

I impulsively bought this mini projector for a cozy movie night in my room on a rainy day. i wanted something i can put away and not have a clunky tv. I’m so happy i got it! it self focuses whenever you adjust or move the projector. i placed it in my side table and it still centered itself. which is so cool! it was a pretty easy set up, i just connected to wifi. there was already built in apps like netflix and prime. if you wanted to download others that was pretty simple too! i connected a JBL speaker via blue tooth and it felt like a movie theater in my room! I’d say definite worth it!

For the price, I love this projector. I had a very limited need for a projector - to project a Formula One racetrack onto the ceiling above my television. (See pic.) That's it and that's all. It needed to be clear and bright, but also needed to be relatively cheap because it would see very limited and narrow use. I thought for a hundred bucks I'd give this a shot, and I'm glad I did because it did exactly what I needed it to do. The projector is very light and comes with a bracket, (more on that later), and it mounted to the rear of my television, pointed at the ceiling. Because of all the angles involved, it took quite a bit of tweaking in its config to get working correctly. During the course of setup, I shot the image onto different wall & ceiling surfaces at different distances, and I was pleasantly surprised at the image quality and color. Considering how well it looked on the uneven textured surfaces of my walls and ceiling, I think it would look excellent on a proper projector screen, which I didn't try. I currently have the image shooting very close to the projector, so the image is considerably smaller in my picture than it would be for most people shooting it onto a screen or a wall. During testing it put a clear and colorful image the size of maybe a 70 inch bigscreen tv onto my wall, and it looked great. I didn't utilize any of the apps or the built-in speaker, so I can't comment on them. PROS: - Lightweight - Compact - Sleek-looking, blends in well with other equipment - Great image quality - Remembers previous settings - Priced well CONS: - The bracket doesn't appear to tighten down onto the sides of the projector, as if it was designed to simply be set up flat on a table. I managed to mount mine almost vertically onto the back of my television, but that was only with some clever use of Velcro straps around the bracket and the HDMI and power cables. The bracket doesn't even have mounting holes for screws or bolts. I got it to work and all, but it was certainly puzzling. - Not exactly a con but kinda - configuration took patience, thought, and trial and error. The unit comes default to autofocus and adjust, and this will probably work great for the average user placing the projector flat and then shooting onto a screen or a wall. In my case it was borderline maddening though, because I didn't realize autofocus was on by default, so as I fought it to focus on my ceiling it simply wouldn't. After patiently going through the config screens, I disabled auto-everything and then got it to cooperate. Keystone correction took a minute to figure out also - because of all the angles involved in my setup, the image on the ceiling was off-center/crooked/skewed and needed to be corrected. Getting it to sit like it does in the picture took time to get right, and the interface for Keystone correction took a minute to understand how it worked. In the end it did what it needed to do though, so... there's that. All in all it's a good buy and I have no buyer's remorse.

This projector is a solid option for the price. Setup was quick, WiFi connection worked smoothly, and streaming apps like Netflix and YouTube run without any issues at 1080p. The picture is clear and enjoyable, though not the absolute best quality I’ve seen. I also tried playing 4K content, but it didn’t run smoothly, so sticking with 1080p gives the best results. One small drawback is the keystone correction – I disabled auto correction, but couldn’t find any proper manual keystone adjustment options. The manual also doesn’t explain the remote buttons clearly, which makes figuring out all the functions a bit tricky at first. That being said, the overall experience is still very good. The colors are nice, brightness is decent, and the compact size makes it easy to move around. For everyday use like movies, shows, or casual gaming, it performs really well and offers good value for money.

Very Disappointing The hardware looks good, but the software is absolutely horrible. The projector frequently doesn’t function properly, and compatibility with many common applications is extremely limited. Apps that should work normally either don’t work at all or have serious issues. For the price, I expected a much more reliable and user-friendly experience. Unfortunately, the software makes the projector frustrating to use and significantly reduces its usefulness. I would not recommend this product unless the software and app compatibility are seriously improved.