Projector, Projector with WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3, 1080P HD Bluetooth Projector, 12000LM Portable Projector, 50% Zoom, Movie Projector for TV Stick/Smartphone/HDMI/USB, Indoor & Outdoor Use (Black)

Best projector we have had.Sound quality is good.Picture is great.Fan is not loud at all.Great for movie night and for video games.

The projector has been a fantastic addition for home movie nights. The 1080P picture quality is sharp and clear, with vibrant colors and good brightness, even in a moderately lit room. Setting it up was easy, and connecting it to WiFi and Bluetooth took just a few minutes. The bluetooth feature is a nice touch, making it simple to connect external speakers for even better sound. For the price, this projector offers excellent quality and features. I’d definitely recommend it!

Wish I had more use to give a better review. First impressions great picture, sound is decently good for how small it is. Streamed UFC fights on it with no issues in picture quality. Going to be used for an outdoor theater soon. Will update a more in depth review when it gets out to the use. Happy so far.

So far working well. Only thing we do r like it doesn't connect to all are devices and we had to get a specific app in order to connect. Connection can be difficult.

Here’s a revised version of your review for better clarity andI recently purchased the Screenmax projector to compare with my Vankyo E30WT. Initially, I bought the Vankyo, but then the Screenmax went on sale, which would have saved me $110. The Screenmax is advertised at 450 ANSI lumens, compared to the Vankyo's 220 ANSI lumens, so it should be brighter.Indeed, the Screenmax is slightly brighter, but it falls short in terms of clarity. Despite several hours of tweaking the settings, some areas of the picture remained distorted with no real way to clean them up. The Screenmax does offer extensive customization options, unlike the Vankyo, which only allows for keystone adjustments.One advantage of the Screenmax is its WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities. The WiFi works flawlessly, and Bluetooth makes it easy to connect an external speaker. However, the built-in 8-watt speaker on the Screenmax is decent enough, though the Vankyo's 5-watt speaker actually sounds clearer without needing adjustments.A major drawback of the Screenmax is its keystone adjustment, which only allows for horizontal correction. For the best picture, the projector must be positioned directly in front of the screen, as there is no way to adjust it if it's slightly off.The remote control for both projectors is virtually the same, except the Screenmax remote has one less button. Despite being marketed as a 1080p projector, the Screenmax's picture quality looks more like 720p to me.Price-wise, the Screenmax is $99, but I got it on sale for $75, while the Vankyo was $189 plus tax. In conclusion, the Vankyo offers better picture clarity but lacks many of the features found in the Screenmax. If you prioritize functionality and additional features, the Screenmax is a good choice. However, if you value picture quality over additional features, the Vankyo is the better option despite its higher price.

This projector has been a great addition to my home setup! It was incredibly easy to connect to WiFi and set up, which made the whole process quick and hassle-free. The picture quality is excellent and sharp, vibrant, and bright, even in a moderately lit room. It worked perfectly for a cozy movie night, and I was impressed with how clear the image was on a large screen.

Its very easy to setup, aligning it up was very easy and the brightness is not bad at all. I did find that there is slight distortion when pointed at a slight angle, however there is a very nice adjustment knob for it. I had the projector about 10 feet away from my wall and the image was pretty clear along with the edges. Its not for a room with blinds closed during daytime, I would recommend having a curtain to help view it better. I have been testing it with a Nintendo switch, and latency show almost no affect, however using screenshare there is quite a bit but I'm not sure if thats connection related. Overall for a budget projector, it did its job and provides a more clean elegant look.

Connection lags and , projector won’t shut off with remote or machine physically have to unplug from the wall . Don’t waste your money