VISSPL [6D/4P/4K] Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, Electric Keystone 15000L 5G 4K Supported Projector, Max 400” Display, 50% Zoom Outdoor Projector for iOS/Android/HDMI/USB/TV Stick/PS5

Very impressed by quality and sturdiness. Only little thing i found is the lens cover doesn't fit back well and when forced to fit it move the lens focus. But overall it's a great projector for the price.

I had an old projector and it was already good but the focus was lacking, and SO glad this new one has such beautiful color and focus omg like 10/10. The control works perfectly the picture is crisp and is does not lag like other projectors!! You know what makes it cool? watching it on a HUGE screen! So if you pick this smart projector up, your will have a own home cinema for well. This thing is easy to use, reliable, sharp, and plenty bright enough even in during daytime. The watching effect is very amazing in a dark room. Overall, I am pretty pleased with the purchase. For the money, the image it creates is really bright and the screen area is impressive given the price and what TVs in this range can give. Using with a streaming device like the Fire Stick TV, you get a great smart TV experience for a good price with less bulk. PROS: -HUGE projection screen with clear image -Native 1080p, 480ANSI, 15000lumes -wirleess connection within seconds -bluetooth function to contact an external speaker -also can work as a independent speaker -digital keystone correction -easy to use -came with tripod and screen -Lens cap to protect -has a tripod thread on the bottom for easy mounting -has, USB, HDMI, AV etc... -connect a fire TV stick to have a streaming home cinema -remote works well

Nous sommes très impressionné par la qualité... mais nous n'arrivons pas a connecter notre cell ( android et apple ) ou meme notre tablette ( Android ), avex Netflix, ou autres sites. Dès que nous mettons Grand écran, l'image disparait.... Est-ce que j'ai quelqu'un qui peux nous aider ? 🥲

I've had this projector for over a year and have used it daily in lui of a tv. It's bright enough for daytime use. It has its own sound but also connects great with my bluetooth speakers. It's held up very well to all my use of it. It's portable. I'm very satisfied with projector. Pros: Portable Great brightness Connects via Bluetooth to speakers Has the ability to protect directly from your phone if you have the right model phone. It's easy to adjust the settings to get the right focus and skew. Cons: It's speakers don't get too loud,so if you are using the projector with no external speakers, you don't want to be more than 10 feet away, but it has Bluetooth, so I didn't find it a big deal.

I bought this with two use cases in mind, but unfortunately it didnt quite work out for either of them. It's actually a pretty nice unit for the price and was much brighter than I expected. Good: - Brightness was actually usable in a room with mediocre light control. It obviously looks better in a blacked out room, but it's way better than I expected. - Connectivity and the UI was good. I had no trouble getting any video source to work with it. - The image adjustment settings do a decent job for fitting it to whatever screen/wall you have. - It is a true 1080P display. I verified this with some test patterns. Many cheaper projectors claim 1080P but are actually 720P, so I was happy to see this passed the test. Bad: - The sound isn't good from the built in speaker, and connecting it to a bluetooth speaker caused noticeable audio sync issues. There's some adjustment, at least - This is a budget projector, and the optics reflect that. With a "normal" mount on the ceiling or table, any amount of keystone correction makes it so that the image is only focused in one place. This is ultimately why I returned it; the picture quality is good if you have the projector centered with the screen with zero angle, which is not realistic. - No zoom control, manual or otherwise. Downsizing the image to fit a wall or screen means you'll have to either physically move the projector or use the digital adjustment, which reduces the resolution. - I was intending this to replace a TV in a place that could accept a 55-85" TV, but I couldn't get the picture acceptably sharp (and uniform) in that size range. Expanding the image to fit the entire wall to it's 8' vertical height looked great, but it doesn't look as good at smaller sizes. I'm guessing that the huge image size covers up any lens issues since you start running into practical limits of 1080P anyway. In conclusion, this is a great little projector for occasional use where the sharpness issues aren't a big deal. As a daily-driver TV replacement it was going to drive me nuts.