[ Officially-Licensed APP & Dolby Audio] 4K Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth,TOF Real-Time Auto Focus Smart Projector, AuKing Outdoor Movie Home Theater Proyector with Omni-Adjustable Stand

Great Quality and Easy Setup
This projector has totally transformed my movie nights. The image is impressively bright, and the built in Netflix makes streaming super convenient without extra devices. Auto focus and keystone correction make setup effortless, and the picture comes out sharp every time. The Dolby Audio speakers sound great, and the Bluetooth options are a nice bonus. The adjustable stand makes it easy to place anywhere, whether indoors or outdoors. For the price, it delivers excellent performance.

High quality, clear imaging and sound.
I often have my grandkids come over and they always ask for a tv for ”their” room. I purchased this mini projector and couldn’t be happier with my decision. The kids love to watch YouTube on the wall in 4’ x 8’, that’s better than a tv, right! Very vivid color (hard to get a good picture of color with my phone in the dark). Directions are straight forward and so easy to set up. Just a one time hook up to WiFi and then you are set. You don’t have to reconnect each time you use the projector. It has rotating stand for different heights, auto focus leveling (super cool for not so flat surface), good quality sound, remote control.

Nice projector!
This projector is awesome! I’m highly impressed and can’t wait to use this for a family movie night. The color is accurate, the sound is spot on. Easy to set up and the amount of fine adjustments is impressive. A wide range of keystone adjustments for deployment at just about any angle. And even during the day it was bright and easy to watch.

Great value projector!
Love this projector! So much brighter than other ones at this price point, able to watch with lights on and still see picture clearly. Built in speakers are great too. I’ll probably still get external speakers, but for a portable unit this is plenty loud and could be used without them. Stand feels sturdy and built in apps work quickly and correctly. Very happy. Fan is a little loud sometimes but easy to ignore.

Setting this up in the garden for an evening film session was quite straightforward, though getting the angle right required some patience. The manual focus ring feels a bit stiff, but once dialled in, the image is surprisingly sharp for the size of the unit. I found the keystone correction wheel essential because I couldn’t place the unit perfectly dead-centre to the screen. The fan noise is definitely audible when sitting right next to it, especially during quieter scenes in a movie, but it tends to blend into the background once you get absorbed in what you are watching. The brightness struggles a bit if there is any ambient light nearby, meaning waiting for proper darkness is mandatory for a clear picture. Connecting my phone wirelessly was hit and miss at first, taking a couple of attempts to establish a stable link, but the physical connection worked instantly without fuss. The built-in speaker is functional for a small room, yet outdoors it gets swallowed up, meaning connecting an external speaker was necessary for us to actually hear the dialogue properly. It feels like a decent bit of kit for casual viewing rather than a serious home cinema replacement.

This projector turned my living room into a cinema without taking much space. The picture is bright and clean in the evening, and colours look surprisingly vivid for something this small. I connected a TV stick, my laptop, and a phone, and everything worked straight away. The Bluetooth feature is useful because I can link a speaker to boost the sound when watching films. I also appreciated the zoom function, since I can adjust screen size without moving the projector around every time. The fan is quiet enough not to spoil the film and it runs cool. It has become a fun way to watch movies on a big screen without going out, and it is easy to pack for trips or garden nights.

This is quite a nice all-in-one starter projector set – in the box, you get the projector, power cable, HDMI cable, tripod with ball joint mount, RCA adapter, a big fabric projection screen, and sticky wall mounts for the screen.It runs on what seems like a very stripped down version of android, but does not feature the Play store, nor any common apps such as YouTube or Netflix.. instead, it’s down to you to provide the input, and I’m totally happy with that.Having tested the various inputs, here’s my findings:- HDMI – works well, worked great with my Nintendo Switch (see video).- AirPlay – fortunately, this works over your existing WIFI network rather than creating it’s own Ad-Hoc network. I connected via my iPad Pro, and whilst it does have some heavy compression and latency, it mostly works great.- USB – like HDMI, this worked just fine playing MP4’s loaded onto a exfat formatted memory stick.I’m unsure of what the actual brightness of this is (in terms of ANSI lumens), but whilst it’s just about visible during the day, it works best with closed thick curtains or during the night.It doesn’t feature autokeystone, however it has physical controls for adjusting this which I’m quite happy with.The included tripod has nice wide legs which hold this nice and stable EXCEPT when you want to aim this upwards, that’s when you find stability issues and have to balance it carefully.I do like that all inputs are situated on the side of the device, rather than back – this makes it ideal for ceiling projection as nothing will get in the way!The built in speakers are actually not too bad at all, they are not completely flat which makes a change!I’ve rattled on about the projector so far, but I thought I’d mention the fold up material screen that it comes with. It’s a fairly cheap stretchy one that includes sticky wall hooks so that you can quickly get it installed, and on plain light coloured walls, it’s a good low budget screen. If like me, you have wallpaper with patterns, then this screen may not be that suitable for you as the patterns do bleed through pretty easily, which is why I opted for ceiling projection.I’m unsure of the price as there’s nothing listed at the time of writing, so cannot say if it’s good value for money – I’d certainly be happy if I paid less than £70 or £80. It’s a nice all in one kit, includes everything you need.