WT50 Mini Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, 1080P DLP Portable Movie Projector Home and Outdoor, Built-in Battery & Android System, Cookie Projector for iPhone and Phone

I was able to watch two movies on it today. The first was while it was plugged in, and the second was on a full charge. During the first movie, I got a low battery notification, so I plugged in the charger. I wasn’t thrilled that I had to do that, and then I ran into another issue. When I plugged it in, the charging indicator turned blue and then changed to red. The instructions only mention that it turns green when fully charged, they don’t say anything about a red light. I was pretty annoyed because I thought something was wrong with it. Eventually, I decided to test the battery myself. I started a movie and noted the exact time. About an hour in, the low battery message popped up again. I dismissed it and let the movie keep playing while I kept track of the time. To my surprise, it made it through the entire two-hour movie without shutting off. The battery indicator was at its lowest by the end, but I’m happy it lasted that long. We bought this for camping, so honestly, being able to watch one full movie on a charge is more than enough for us. The remote isn’t great, and I probably won’t use it much. Other than that, connecting it to Wi-Fi and signing into my Netflix account was quick and easy. Overall, I’m happy with my purchase.

This projector is bright and clear and relatively easy to use. You can't use the remote for all of the functions, sometimes you have to use the touch pad on the projector itself. Overall it is pretty intuitive. The tripod it comes with is complete junk and pointless. I recommend getting a different portable tripod. It would be nice if it came with a soft pouch or some sort of case to make it easier to just toss in my laptop bag. I found a soft pouch from something else I'd gotten and repurposed it. The projector has a dedicated power brick for charging. It doesn't use usb charging as near as I can tell. It works great when you have it plugged in, so you can use it for longer stretches of time than the battery would normally last. I was also pleasantly surprised to find that it comes with a (weak) built-in little speaker, so you don't have to connect it with bluetooth to get sound out of it. While the speaker quality isn't that great, it is handy.

- 1 star due to dishonesty in listing. native is not 1080P. it is Standard Resolution: WVGA 854*480 per their online doc The processor seems slow, things take a bit to load. Be nice if it used USBc for power rather then the special cable. That said it's got a nice picture for it's size

Absolutely incredible for the price! Easy setup. Manual focus. Sounds ok, battery last almost 2 hours, gets warm but not hot, always ready when I need it. Never fails.

For starters the project arrived packaged very well. I know it's not that important to how the product performs, but when a company puts money into their packaging I think it shows the value of their product. The projector has a great picture. I even projected onto the side of my house (well over the screen size it's rated for) and the picture was still clear enough to pick up all the details. It does have to be dark out however. Inside it projects clearly and bright enough in dim to medium light. The sound is not very loud but it connects to a Bluetooth speaker and works well. It was a bit tricky to figure out the screen sharing, but not overwhelmingly difficult. The screen automatically squares itself when tilted up or down which is a cool feature. It does not square itself when its projecting on a horizontal angle, but that hasn't been a problem for me. The battery also seemed to last a bit over the rated time, not by a lot but it's nice to know the company wasn't over rating their product. If you're looking for a portable projector that won't disappoint this is the one.

I’ve been using this projector for a while now, and I’m thoroughly impressed with both its performance and the outstanding customer service I received. One of its standout features is that it can be battery-operated, unlike many other small projectors that need to be plugged in at all times. This makes it perfect for camping trips or any outdoor use where an outlet isn’t easily available. It’s small, compact, and easy to carry along with my Amazon FireStick, so I can stream any content I want, whether it’s Netflix, Hulu, or YouTube. Speaking of YouTube, I initially noticed that video playback through the native Android YouTube app was choppy, likely due to the hardware's processing limitations. However, using an external device like a FireStick or Chromecast solved this issue, as the external hardware handles the video processing smoothly. I also want to highlight the exceptional customer service I received from this seller. After I posted my original review, Sophie from their support team proactively reached out to me, acknowledged the issues I was facing, and shipped me a replacement projector—all without me even having to request it. The replacement solved all the problems I had with the initial device, and I’ve never received this level of service from any Amazon seller in over two decades of using the platform. Overall, the projector is well-built, highly portable, and perfect for my needs. But the incredible customer service truly set this experience apart. I highly recommend both the product and the company behind it!

1 out of 5 stars – So much potential… completely ruined by the interface Let’s start with the good: Manual keystone — one of the best I’ve ever used. Super precise and easy to adjust. Auto keystone, on the other hand… it’s hit or miss (more like 50/50). It only works properly at certain distances, so you’re constantly searching for that sweet spot. Projection quality — decent for the size, and it looks good in a dark room, which is about what you’d expect at this price point. Now for the bad — and it’s a long list. The interface is painfully slow. If you’re buying this for its “smart” features, don’t. The processor inside can barely keep up, and it doesn’t support key apps like Spectrum TV. After spending 20 minutes downloading and another 20 signing in, the app crashed with a nasty error message. The system froze multiple times, and navigating with the remote is awful. The buttons feel cheap, and using the touch controls on the projector itself is useless since it moves the device around while it’s on a tripod. Speaking of the tripod — it’s terrible. If it’s not set up in one very specific way, the entire thing tips over. For $300, you should expect better. I even tried to make it work by plugging in a Roku stick to bypass the clunky interface — but once you do that, manual keystone stops working, forcing you to rely on the auto keystone (which, again, isn’t good). And to top it all off, it doesn’t even have USB-C charging. You can’t use a portable charger — it only charges with the factory adapter. The built-in battery lasts about 1.5 hours, which makes it useless for travel or portable entertainment unless you’re near a wall outlet. After all that tinkering and frustration, I finally gave up, packed it up, and sent it back. The only positive thing I can say is the compact size — but if you’re going to have it plugged in anyway, you’re better off buying a more capable projector. If you just need something for office presentations while traveling, sure — it’ll do the job. But for entertainment? Run away and don’t look back.

My biggest complaint is that there is no keystone correction--manual or automatic--when using an HDMI source. And you'll need to use the HDMI source, because the built-in Android system is abysmal. The automatic keystone correction is fantastic, it works like magic. But only when you're using the projector's built-in display features. Whenever you switch to HDMI input, the projector loses all keystone correction and there's no way to set it. The device's built-in Android is wildly out of date and poorly supported. Many major streaming services don't even support it (i.e. their apps aren't available in the play store from this device). The device's built-in wifi is very poor, so even for the apps that do work, like Netflix, I was unable to play anything. It just sat there loading for several minutes before finally giving me an error. A chromecast attached to the device, not more than 3 inches from it, has no problem with the wifi. The remote actually works, which is a nice step up from the previous Akaso projector I'd had, but it's IR and as far as I can tell the receiver is in the back of the device. The picture quality with the built-in stuff is great, sharp and easily legible. But somehow HDMI input is pixelated and small text can be very difficult to read. It doesn't impact the video quality that much (though beware if you like to use small fonts for your captions), but it makes navigating menus in an HDMI device a bit cumbersome (Chromecast w/Google TV, in my case). Overall, I'm just really disappointed with this. If they just had the keystone work on HDMI, I'd give this 4 stars. If they did that and had the HDMI at the same visual quality as the built-in, this would be 5 stars. But as is, it's a $250 disappointment that does its just job just barely well enough that I'm not sufficiently motivated to return it. Beware.

Must buy

Good product

High price , but product is good, battery backup average

Picture quality excellent