XuanPadXuanPad Projector, Native HD 1080P 5G WiFi Bluetooth Projector, Outdoor Movie Projector 4K Supported, 6D/4P Keystone Correction, Zoom, Mini Projector with Screen and Tripod for iOS/Android/TV Stick

Bought this to project onto a white outdoor wall for summer movie nights. Have an older (about 7-8 years) projector which I've used for this previously, which is much bigger and much noisier, and cost a bit more than this back in the day.Decided the tech has probably moved on, to to try another budget offering.First thoughts:- this isn't the brightest projector. As with most budget projectors the quoted "16000L brightness" is just a lie, unfortunately. There is no way this is 16,000 ANSI Lumens, if that's what's meant. Even pricey high end projectors from reputable brands are only typically about 1,000 to a few thousand lumens, so this figure is clearly pulled out of the air, and not verified by anyone.- once the sun went down and the garden darker, the brightness is OK, if not spectacular.- colour saturation, etc. is good.- hard to confirm, but "native Full HD1080p" is plausible - picture has better sharpness and resolution than my old projector.- on-board O/S is fairly friendly.Good points:+ colour saturation is fairly good.+ clear, sharp picture.+ easy to use, fairly intuitive on-board operating system and playback options (haven't tried any wifi streaming to it)+ lightweight and easy to set up.+ with HDMI input, stereo sound can be taken out of through 3.5mm audio jack socket to external amp and speakers (as long as you make sure the HDMI sound isn't Dolby license protected).+ could plug in a Fire TV stick to this projector, and power it from the projector's USB socket.+ reasonably cheap at £99 when I bought it.+ comes with a free cloth screen.+ not silent, but much definitely quieter for a similar brightness, compared to a 7-year old projector.Not so good points:- needed to be pretty dark environment - not really very bright for twilight viewing.- audio settings are a bit fiddly.FireTV stick use. It kind of says this in the instructions, but they weren't 100% clear: to get sound out of the audio jack when you've got a Dolby sound licensed device like a FireTV stick plugged in as the source, you need to go into the Settings menu of the FireTV stick (*not* the Settings menu of the projector), and under Display and Sound, disable all the funky Dolby audio stuff, because this projector doesn't have the decoders for it. I can't recall the exact menu option, but it wasn't the same as written down in the projector user guide. Basically, you want to tell your FireTV stick to send an old-fashioned, dumb, PCM stereo sound output, and then your stereo output on the projector springs into life and you get sound.Can't really comment on the auto-focus: I didn't use it, I'm not even sure it has it. But manual focus and keystone correction work fine.Also haven't tested the WiFi streaming as it was easy to plug in a FireTV I already had set up, but the projector connected to my network with no problems.

I recently purchased this Projector as the reviews really impressed me.While setting the projector up we are having difficulty with the Bluetooth. On reading the reviews i was interested in connecting our sound bar to the projector. We have connected our SkyQ box via the HDMI cable and we have a great picture but no sound. But on searching for the sound bar it won’t turn on. Quite frustrating while following the instructions but still no joy, then we realised the WiFi had dropped and then wouldn’t search for it again. After rebooting the internet box we still can’t manage to find our WiFi or figure out why the Bluetooth won’t switch on.First time using a projector so I am hoping we are going wrong somewhere rather then a faulty item. Could somebody please help me on where we may be going wrong regarding the Bluetooth setting.

Purchased as a present and they are very happy with it, seeing it in use it provided great picture quality and range, was easy to set up and is very handy to move about!

Fast delivery very happy with the product

The only issue I have is that it tends to move. I think the projector itself is too heavy for the legs it comes with and in certain angles this can be quite annoying and result in a lot of adjusting. However, overall it’s quite decent with decent sound and video quality.