5G WiFi Bluetooth Projector, Full HD Native 1080P Projector with Wireless Mirroring Screen, Compatible with TV Stick/HDMI/DVD Player/AV for Theater Movies [100" Projector Screen Included]

I was so pleased with this projector when I first got it, that I immediately bought a 2nd one within 3 days. I thought about leaving a glowing review immediately, but decided to wait awhile so that I could get a better sense of its performance.It’s 1080 NATIVE resolution, so it looks great.It was easy to set up right out of the box and the first thing I did was connect it to my wifi so that I could project our vacation pictures straight from the phone… piece of cake.I connected one projector to a Fire Stick and the other one to my gaming console in the same room. I use a Bluetooth speaker with the unit that the Fire Stick is in and it connects every time I turn on the projector without a problem. As with any Bluetooth speaker, there will be a tiny bit of latency, but I don’t notice it at all on the major streaming services, but I do find that it’s noticeable on the free streamers, like Pluto… but, that’s not the projector’s fault.The projection orientation is variable depending on where you want to place it, whether that’s on the ceiling or behind the screen. I found this helpful with 2 projectors aimed at a corner, I was able to reverse the projection on one and make YouTube visuals converge on the corner and look all that much more interesting.One minor problem I encountered is actually a result of the projector being so good that I bought 2 of them. Since they’re both in the same room and I use them at the same time, the remote control operates them both, so it gets frustrating trying to adjust the volume on one and not the other, for example… but that’s not a problem that most people are going to encounter.I did have another issue, though. One of the projectors developed a brown stain on the lens that was impossible to remove, but luckily, the projector comes with a 3 yr warranty and it was replaced immediately and without cost to me. A+In conclusion; it’s a great little projector and it really changed the dynamics of the bedroom. It’s nice to have a 4k video of Natural Wonders playing on one screen while watching TV on the other… or falling asleep to a city skyline or a setting sun on the beach, they’ve really enhanced the atmosphere of the room they’re in… and the cat seems to love it, too! We’ve discovered an entire genre of cat videos together.I’ve even created a folder in my photos album dedicated to some of the fun thing that I’m able to do with the projectors. I use it to show to people how much they’ve changed the dynamics of the room, and let them see how they could do the same, if they wanted to.At the price that I paid, it was cheaper than any other TV in the house, it’s an absolute no-brainer.

The media could not be loaded. This projector will serve a couple purposes for me. My initial purpose being that I would like to enlarge some of my artwork onto larger canvases. This will help with the transfer, especially since there are so many ways I can do that. Screen mirroring, memory card, computer… I’m not one for doing wall murals or stenciling, but I could see it being a lot easier with this!The other use, obviously, is to watch movies on a large screen. It’s made clear (in the very detailed instructions) that most streaming services won’t work unless through an Amazon firestick , Roku stick, etc or if running the service through HDMI through a computer.I decided to test to see what apps may allow this. Using screen mirroring, my paid YouTube worked at first. So I tried Hulu and Amazon. No luck! They will throw a warning. Then Tubi (which is a free one) seemed to work with absolutely no issues. Further curiosity led me to go back to YouTube to try to watch a movie. I suddenly got kicked off of everything. Oops!! So this is your warning. This has nothing to do with the projector and everything to do with these streaming companies having everything locked down… Kind of scary.I did happen to have an Amazon Firestick so trying that, I was able to get a movie going within seconds. At this point I should also mention that I wasn’t aware this projector came with a screen. Woot! It’s very large and has riveted metal holes and adhesive hooks. I’m still playing around with my screen/projector final location, but even in my non-commital rigging and wrinkled screen, the clarity while watching movies is shocking. Much better in person than what my camera can pick up. We may have to have a movie night in the garage so it feels more like a drive-in. Full on full screen!Regarding sound, the cooling fan does make some noise but it’s a constant hum. Once you start playing a movie it’s no longer audible. The interesting thing I discovered was that, even though the sound is emitting from the projector, it seems as though the sound is coming from the screen. Was a little trippy. Perhaps sound is projected forward or is more like a surround sound. Regardless, I am impressed and it definitely adds to the experience.The package also came with a 3 year warranty card as well as come additional mounting options such as a tripod. I may look into a wall mount for it. If you notice in my photos, the bottom of the unit has inset metal threads for mounting. Nice feature.I can’t yet speak for the longevity. However if any issues arise or I discover any more neat features, I will gladly update my review. But for now, I’m gonna keep enjoying shark movies on the big screen. Or SpongeBob… dang kids.

As much as I would love to give this projector a 5, I can't. Reason being, the connectivity to a phone, whether that be android or iPhone, ipad or tablet is anything but simple, and sometimes impossible. For me to have to explain how to do it should be reason enough to support the 4 stars, because the directions don't exactly describe how its done. However, everything else is solid, it even comes with the projection screen, and tabs to hang the screen on the wall or ceiling, major plus. If you can mange to get whatever you want to watch on a USB stick, you're golden. If you want to watch anything live, it requires connectivity to a USB device, such as a cable box, dvd/ blu-ray, etc. The speaker is surprisingly good also. Again, if you want surround sound, it requires aux cables ( included ) ran to your receiver.The wifi connection is very stable, and supports 5g, but this feature is somewhat useless as the projector doesn't support apps, so the wifi feature only seems useful in terms of keeping the hardware up to date. If you don't mind having your devices connected directly to the projector, you can't beat the price for the quality. If you are looking for a more wireless friendly projector, this might not be the projector for you.