HD LCD 1080P Video Projectors 4400 Lumen with HDMI USB 200" Display Multimedia Outdoor Movie Projector for Gaming Home Cinema Artwork, Compatible with DVD Player Computer Playstation TV Stick

I have just taken delivery of this projector and I am amazed at the picture quality, the projector is very well made and quite heavy so I wouldn't class it as portable, but no problem to set up as CAIWEI customer services emailed me with a list of clear instructions before the projector was delivered. There are plenty of connection options located on the back of the projector 2 x USB 2 x HDMI L/R RCA IN L/R RCA OUT as well the keystone adjustment control knob and 2 x 5 watt internal speakers, I have not used the internal speakers at all, preferring to play sound through my stereo amplifier. To focus the projector is easy, you turn the lens ring +/- at the front. When in operation the projector housing does not get hot this is due to two internal cooling fans, the fans are a bit noisy but no worse than any of the other projectors I have owned, there is screw adjustment on the back right hand foot and button on the front panel to move the front foot up or down for leveling the projector on a shelf or stand, a plastic lens over cap is provided for keeping the lens clean when the projector is not in use, and there is a removable dust filter net on the air intake under the front panel. The projector has plenty of settings you can select from using the remote control supplied with the unit IE: picture quality brightness/contrast/colour, flip picture, 2 setting picture size- ratio: the sound settings have a number of options including an equaliser & input selection etc I have the projector connected to my music system via an RCA cable and have connected a casting HDMI device to watch music videos, films, you tube, sport wirelessly using my android phone, the projector has a 4200 lumen light output and can be used in a dimly lit room, but performs better in a darkened room with a screen. CAIWEI customer service communication is very good, you can message them through Amazon if there are any problems or need help setting up, and you have the option to buy a spare lamp if needed and unlike some companies they will give you detailed instructions on internal cleaning procedures if and when required, overall I am very pleased I purchased this excellent projector and if you are looking for a good quality easy to use projector, this unit is worth considering,

I didn't have hugely high hopes for this given the reviews, general internet reviews and price, however it turned out to be excellent.The first one had blobs all over the projection which I assume was dust inside, so I sent it back, this is a review of the replacement I got.I only wanted it for PC projection so used the VGA connection which was very poor, it only offers 1280 x 800 or something like that. A short while after, the seller mailed a proper manual (the one in the box is a quick start) which explained the HDMI input is proper HDMI 1920 x 1080, so I tried that and hey presto. It is difficult to focus 100%, but given it's for films rather than PC (and to be fair I did read somewhere it's not recommended for presentations) that would not be an issue. I have found I can get about 80% of it completely in focus, then the outside edges are just slightly out but not so bad you can't read the text on a PC output at 1920 x 1080. I find you can watch it in the day, not full sun but normal daylight although it's dim like when the sun shines on the TV screen which is fair, with the curtains closed or at night it's excellent. The fan is quite noisy but it's not bothered me really. I didn't really try the other bits, the speakers aren't that great but they never were meant to be. I would recommend the supplier put the full manual in the box or post it on the website however, then people can see how it works properly before purchasing, had I not received the email I would have sent it back.

This is a case of you get what you pay for. It is a very cheap projector and when I got it that was clear. Unboxing it I was surprised by its size, being bigger than I expected. But it was very easy and quick to set up, displaying content from my chromecast.The picture was bright and reasonable. Perfectly fine for watching TV or movies. A slight problem was getting it to properly focus. I positioned it at an angle, requiring some adjustment to the keystone. This stops it properly focusing top to bottom. However, not noticeable on tv.The main drawback for me was the noise. It has a very loud fan. In fact, this was a killer and so I had to return the projector. I intend to project TV and films and it'll be placed near to where I sit. Such a loud fan isn't acceptable for my use.That being said I am still giving it 3 stars as the customer service was very good and for £200 you can't reasonably expect much more. In the end, I spent over double on a different projector. This would be good for presentations or more casual use.

My only real complaint is that it states this projector will work outdoor but this in fact is not true, unless it’s dark you get no picture. Even in a marquee this wouldn’t work. This was the actual reason for buying this product. However it works indoors very well, not worked out how to use smart phones or WiFi on the system so maybe advice on that would be an assistance

At the price I didn't expect anything remarkable, and was pleased with the picture quality and brightness. The sound isn't anything to write home about, but I didn't get it for the speakers! You won't see much in a sunlit room, but again for the price, it is a decent machine.

We purchased this projector for use in our office and for small theatrical productions. We already own a 3.2k Lumen Bosch projector but we just needed a bit more punch. Although it was easy to use and set up was fine we found it to be substantially dimmer than the Bosch. I also found that as I moved the lens to focus the image the output flickered between lighter and darker. I can only assume we received a faulty unit, however upon pointing this out to the vendor I was told that this was not the case and it's not suitable for use in an office. I find that somewhat hard to believe as the image projected couldn't have been more than 2k Lumens, and wish I'd used my light metre to confirm the output.From what others have said here it seems to be pot luck as to whether the projector you buy will be amazing or faulty.