Upgraded 5G WiFi Bluetooth Projector, M8 Native 1080P Video Projector with USB-C Power Bank Compatibility, Portable Outdoor Projector with 84" Screen, Home Theater Mini Projector, Black& White

This is a bit of a long one!I like this little projector a lot. It's a small form factor, and it came with most cables you might need for a physical connection to a device (not included: HDMI cable). It was fairly simple to set up with the included AC adaptor, though I did not try it with a powerbank.The projected image adjusts simply at the lens. You can navigate through the device menu on the device itself, but it is much easier with the included remote (needs 2 AAA batteries, not included). I only tried connecting wirelessly to my personal devices, an iPhone 12 ProMax, and a Google Pixelbook Go Chromebook.What isn't clear is that to connect through wifi to these devices, you must do it as screen sharing. I was able to successfully screen share my iPhone (but due to DRM, was not able to project streaming services through my phone to the projector), but was not able to do it with the Pixelbook. I was able to get around the Pixelbook issue by plugging a Chromecast into the HDMI port on the projector, and casting to that (modern problems call for modern solutions!). I'm not sure if this is just a Pixelbook issue (it has a fresh install of ChromeOS, so it's completely up to date, but Google has also kind of given up on them, so ¯\(ツ)/¯), or if other Android users might run into something similar using an Android phone or tablet.The projector also has bluetooth, but can only be used to connect to an external speaker, not to connect for video (or if it *can* be used for video, I couldn't figure out how).Overall, I this projector is pretty decent, but will work best connected to a device that has media already saved on it, or using it with something like a DVD/bluray player. I plan on using it mostly for Halloween to project Halloween movies in my yard as a part of my decorations, and for doing "movies in the park" in my backyard in the summer. For these purposes, it's perfect.

I ordered this projector to replace an old 720p projector that cost 10X as much many years ago. It isn't super bright, so like many/most projectors the image quality depends on how brightly lit the room is and how large you make the image. In a dimly lit room I can make the image fairly large and it will still look good, but it is also good in a brightly lit room as long as I keep the image on the smaller side. The controls are fairly basic, but effective. It came with HDMI, A/V and USB C cables, which was nice. It also came with a bright white screen/cloth you can hang to project on. It is very compact and light, which means that I can even mount it on a lightweight/compact tripod that is primarily designed to hold a phone. It would be nice if the power cord was a foot or so longer though as that would allow me to raise the tripod to full height and keep the power supply on the floor. That is a minor issue though so I am very happy with this projector overall.

I have watched a couple of movies with this now. With DVD's it's ok, but that's to due with the quality of DVD's. You have to make the image size smaller to get a good picture.With Blue Ray's it's another story. I watched a BR movie and had the image about 10 feet diagonal and the image was fantastic, At this price point it was a great picture, and it's so small that even in the box all packed up it takes up so little room you can take this anywhere.There is even a built in speaker. I used it to determine that the sound was working and I should be getting sound to my other speakers. I didn't push the sound volume to see what it could do on it's own, I use a pair of good powered speakers with a sub to get the movie experience.Once I got used to the remote, it was easy to adjust settings for the picture. There are sensors for the remote on both the front and back of the projector so no matter which side your on you can make changes.I will enjoy using this projector in the coming events I have planned.

So don't expect super high-quality video off of this. It's good enough if you're not into very high definition pictures. Of course the smaller picture gets,the better quality it is. The projector screen, while well-made, is quite small. Sound quality is terrible, so plan on using the Bluetooth feature to hook it up to other stereo system or an external speaker.The one thing I wanted to mention about this, because I did not understand it until I started trying to screen mirror movies, is that most of the more well-known apps will not let you screen mirror their movies. I was successful doing it over YouTube but that was the only one. Disney+, Netflix, And several others would not let me project. I could not get a C to lightning cable to work with my iPhone either; there was just no option for this I guess. My only other option for getting it to play is hooking my old laptop up to it, which isn't much of an option at all. So I'm very limited in what I can watch . I am quite disappointed by that but I guess my expectations were too high. You can also hook it up to a DVD player but mine is not set up where it is convenient to use with this. While all this is not the projectors fault, it would have been nice to know the limitations ahead of time.