TOPTRO Projector, Native 1920x1080P Full HD Video Projector Support 4K Video Home Theater Projector

The picture quality is impressively sharp and vibrant, making movies and shows feel truly immersive. It’s easy to set up, runs quietly, and works beautifully even in a compact space. The brightness and clarity exceeded my expectations, and the overall performance feels like great value for the price. I’m genuinely happy with it and would definitely recommend it.

What a little gem! when i got it , i have to admit, i want expecting much, especially because the price was so low compared to some i have seen, but i trust Toptro, because my friend has a larger unit and its really impressive quality, but it's also about 4 times the price, so when my daughter asked me to get her one for her university shared home (she wants to have a bit of flex with the other occupants) I thought i would give this a go, but now i am in two minds whether i should give this to her or not, lol. It's a fab little unit, and I could not have asked for better, considering the price and the size. The first thing I noticed was the size of the picture, ..ITS HUGE! I would have been happy with about half the size, but it's a good 4 by 8 foot screen, and then comes the picture quality, ...really really good, nice bright colours, and good quality picture, in fact, if you look carefully, you will see my two cats really enjoying the video |(bottom of the screen), they never stare at the tv in the same way, so kitty cat approved ! and what really surprised me is the fact that there are inbuilt speakers . I honestly thought I would have to add on a set of external speakers or a soundbar, but, no, so worth mentioning this. The manual focus is easy, the connection to my phone for playing apps , i.e. netflix and you tube, etc is also very straightforward and easy, all in all, we really liked it, it's a real little treasure and worth the price paid.

Absolutely outstanding for the price. Nice addition to the bedroom. Excellent picture quality, I've got it set on 100", and even when it's light, the picture is great. Fan is a little noisy, but it pairs up with my sound bar, and after a while you don't notice the fan. Has play store, so there are thousands of apps you can download. I've got my 4k fire tv stick plugged in, and makes a world of difference. I'd definitely recommend.

It would be a solid 5 out of 5 if the internal speaker was more consistent. Sometimes sound plays through it, and other times it doesn't - thankfully, it's very easy to set up Bluetooth speakers or headphones and connect with the projector. Everything else is fantastic, great picture, very easy to set up (so long as you have a stable place to set the projector up and your room is dark enough). The apps it comes with are all handy and it's easy to install more from the Google play store. Really happy with this!

I’ve wanted to buy a projector for quite a few years. I have been asked to present to several groups, and it has always been a challenge to borrow a projector for each event. But now I’ve got my own. A very pleasant Amazon driver delivered it the next day, and it was up and running soon afterwards. The auto-keystone worked well from my desk to the wall. I hunted for the 3.5mm stereo jack but then discovered that it had been upgraded to a Bluetooth connection. I worked my way through the Options page and joined it to my Wi-Fi and Bluetooth speakers. I noticed that the Add Bluetooth Speaker option actually started a timed power off, but I expect that this will be fixed in an update. Then it was time to move it into my lounge. I had to reduce the zoom option when I projected across the room onto pattered wallpaper from about 5 metres, and the Options text became a little fuzzy, but then the instruction booklet does specify a distance of 0.7m to 3 metres. Moving the projector a little closer to the wall fixed that for me. A software update prompt appeared, which I chose to install. There was a series of OK buttons to press, and the update took a few minutes to complete with a final system restart. I found the mouse function on the remote useful for navigating menus. There’s a tripod mount on the base, and I’ll probably use that so I can quickly position the projector when I’m out and about. I loaded up Amazon Prime, signed in and watched half an hour of a James Bond film. The action was lively, and the colours were pretty good, considering that the sun was coming in through a window onto the screen area. Later in the evening, I tried again, and the image quality was certainly adequate for a feature film. I guess it would have been even better without my patterned wallpaper. It’s not a cinema-quality unit, so it’s not fair to compare it with that, but I don’t have a green Exit sign over my lounge door either. I dug out a recent PPT and connected my Win11 laptop to the projector with an HDMI cable. The projector was positioned about 2.5 metres from a white and un-patterned wall. I played with the settings a bit and the projector cast a very crisp and readable picture of about 3 metres wide. My ceiling lights were set low, but then they normally are. It’s small, portable and appears quite robust. It’s a more than adequate projector and is exactly what I was looking for.

The item turned on and requested an update- which it did perfectly. It first seemed really good. Picture was great quality. As stated, you can’t cast streaming platforms as they won’t play the video, just audio and a black screen.. I could live without this as long as it still worked via the downloadable apps. But it did not work. I tried to sign into my Disney + account several times. It appeared as always, when using a new device, with a qr code. It took me to safari and made me sign in with both email and password. After this, no matter what I did it would not go beyond this point- the projector would stay on the QR code and not sign me in. I tried the usuals of “on and off again”. I even attempted the process many times, in between turning both the projector and mobile off. I tried to google the issue too. After no success I decided to get tech support, but you can only do so via their website. This is in Chinese and when you try to translate, it only translates some of the parts. The website asks for the order details, including the Amazon order number. This seemed the only way I would be able to get tech support. I wasn’t just able to look at trouble shooting for the model number. The way the password request happened and the app refusing to sign in, coupled with the website issues, asking for Amazon details (like an order number) and being a tech company that only partially translates into English (via their own language selection option) had made me concerned about the safety of my online details and passwords. I immediately changed passwords and am returning this item. I would not recommend if you value online security. And if you have bought and used it, I would keep an eye out for suspicious activity.

I tested the unit for several days and was able to compare to my previous Philips Lamp based projector which was very expensive but now dead, a cheaper mini projector at 3800 lumens and this TOPTRO 6800. You have to be aware that no projector in this range will create a good image in bright surroundings but some are better than others. This can be down to the screen quality, 2 sided screens are worse for brightness, and the actual brightness of the projector. This projector will actually at least give an image in quite bright areas whereas the mini projector at half the lumens, was invisible. I was aiming to get something that could be used under an awning outside to allow family members to meet up safely and be entertained whilst socially distanced. It was not possible to use the mini projector at all until about 21:30 on 30th June whereas this TOPTRO could be used from about 20:00, albeit not a very bright picture but clearly visible. The picture gradually got brighter and produced a very bright picture by 21:00 on a 100 Inch 16*9 screen from 3.5M distance. This is was what i was looking for. The picture quality is good from the native full HD resolution and you able able to control trapezoidal effect by using the remote control based on screen controls to give a square picture, even if you cannot position the projector ideally. It is also possible to reduce the screen display size if your distance from the screen is too great, for practical reasons. I used the remote in my lounge to reduce the picture size to fit the 100 inch screen which was too large at the 3.5meter distance of my previously installed projector mounting plate. The fan noise is audible but you soon lose this if the audio sound is at a reasonable level, the projector is not heavy when compared to my previous projector and cost a fraction of the cost of my original projector with a much better performance. In fact, this projector was half the cost of me replacing my old projector bulb every 1500 hours. The lamp in this projector is expected to last for 90,000 hours. That is a long time, but then you throw it all away, assuming you still have it. The internal speakers are pretty good, but probably not in the ideal position for movie watching. I use a low latency Bluetooth TX dongle plugged into the earphone socket that is powered from the Projector USB socket (no power plug required) and transmit to a pair of Good low latency Bluetooth speakers sited underneath the Projector screen. It works really well. Picture 1 shows the siting of the projector on the ceiling bracket in the lounge, which has large south facing windows. Picture 2 shows the screen image on a bright day at midday with all of the curtains open. Picture 3 shows how the image improves if I close the curtains adjacent to the projector. Picture 4 shows the image when I close all of the south facing curtains. Despite the room looking dark in the picture, there is still quite a lot of light in the room from other windows. The mini projector, for example, showed no image at all for picture 2 situation and only achieving somewhere between picture 2 and picture 3 with all curtains closed. That is the difference in brightness between 3800 lumens and 6800 lumens as well as lots of other resolution improvements. Saying that, the mini projector was very small and low cost and still has a part to play for darkened rooms and possibly smaller screen sizes. You pay your money and...

Ok, so it isn't exactly little but I am pretty chuffed with this projector. To caveat this review please note that I am not a cinema buff, nor an expert on projectors. I pretty much just purchased this as a novelty to entertain the kids (honest) during lockdown. So far it has only been used at night with very limited ambient lighting and we've found it to be ideal for our purposes. The kids love movie night and the huge screen means that they behave for slightly longer than usual when the action stops and the movie makes a futile (and apparently boring) attempt at plot or character development. The image is suitably bright, focused and rich. It was easy to set up. It is reasonably quiet (you will notice the cooling fan(s)) and actually stays quite cool - at least in comparison to my work's old projector which (while 1/3 the size) you could cook an egg on. The internal speakers are surprisingly (to me) good - however I suspect that anyone who is setting themselves up for a home cinema experience will plug in a soundbar or other sound system. The internal speakers are competing against the cooling fan, so for me they are there as a last resort if you have no other options. But nonetheless an adequate option, especially if you took it somewhere but didn't want to carry a sound system along too. As mentioned, I find the image perfectly fine and I'm just projecting onto an ordinary wall which is light grey and normal matt paint - not that special projector paint. So I am guessing the image quality could be further improved with special paint or a projector screen if that really mattered to you. A few reviews of this projector have included photos along with a statement about the photo not reflecting reality. I can support that as it is really hard to get a photo the justifies the real world result. The projector itself is well stocked with cable accessories and comes with a friendly little note which looks like it was written by the grannies at my mum's arts and crafts group with cart blanche access to the MS Word clip-art collection. The note offers guidance to resolve problems and the suppliers direct support line if help is required. (I note that a few negative reviews have said that support is non-existent in reality, but I've not had to use it). My last piece of advice with this, or any other projector, would be to do a little measuring before you go ahead and purchase. The sales support documentation clearly states the screen size to distance ratios that can be achieved, so just make sure that you have a space suitable to get the image size you'd like.