Projector 4K,【Auto Focus/Keystone】Projector with WiFi and Bluetooth, Native 1080P 800ANSI Outdoor Movie Projector, Auto 6D Keystone & 50% Zoom, Mini Projector for Bedroom/Home Theater with USB, HDMI

The media could not be loaded. Buy it. I’ve owned 6 projectors, ranging from $250 to $40 and if you are looking for a great cheapish projector you probably won’t find one better than this for less than about $130 and still you would need to know what to look for to get one this good at that price. The auto focus and keystone work fast, native 1080, it’s bright enough to watch tv with my patio lights on. I think it is legit 800 ansi lumen, it’s so bright.I researched for my gif who was wanting one and found it for her when it was 85 which was a killer deal, then when it went to 40 I bought it too even though I already had one because hers was so much better than mine. Love it.

I absolutely LOVE this mini projector! I was looking for an affordable projector but didn’t want to sacrifice on quality, and I’m honestly blown away by what you get here for the price. The picture quality is crisp and vibrant, and the brightness is better than I expected—even with lights on in the room. The auto-focus and auto-keystone adjustments work flawlessly, so setup takes just a few seconds and the image is perfectly straight and sharp every time.This projector really proves you don’t have to spend hundreds (or thousands!) for a high-quality home theater experience. Streaming from my HDMI devices is seamless, and I’ve streamed hours of shows and movies without a hitch. The built-in speakers are decent for casual viewing, but you can also hook up a soundbar or external wired or Bluetooth speakers for richer sound. I BT it with my Echo Studio and it sounds great! I read a review of a user saying there was no "screw hole" to mount it on a tripod. This is no longer true, so that may have been for an older version. There is definitely a threaded tripod mount on this thing.My only two (minor) gripes: First, it’s a little bigger than I was expecting for a “mini” projector—definitely portable, but check the dimensions if you’re short on space. Second, when you turn it on, it boots into its own operating system rather than straight to the last used input (like HDMI). It just means you have to select your input each time, which isn’t a big deal but would be a nice convenience feature.Aside from those points, I genuinely recommend this projector to anyone looking for a fantastic and affordable option for movie nights, gaming, or presentations. The value is unbeatable and it’s proof that you don’t need to spend a fortune for great results. Two thumbs way up!EDIT: I spoke too soon. Found the “other settings” and enabled HDMI boot. PERFECT!! 🤩

These Tasofac projectors are about the best I've owned as far as cheap disposable LED's. I say "disposable" because they never really last past 6 months before the little LCD screen inside develops burn-in from about 16 hours a day of usage. That's around 3000 hours.So many of these projectors are said to have LED light sources that last 20,000 hours or more, but that doesn't matter at all when the internal LCD screen turns brown to the point where it's completely unwatchable.Within about 3 years I've bought 10 projectors on Amazon, 2 were returned as non-functioning, about 5 are stacked in a closet due to burn-in, and then there are 2 of these Tasofacs (one currently running and one for backup). I also have a more expensive Epson laser projector in my basement theater.My original Tasofac cost me $70, and suddenly there was a lightning deal for $40, so I grabbed a spare. They are worth it considering I've spent up to $230 each for other projectors that still only lasted the 6 months.WiFi? Bluetooth? Apps? Screen sharing? No, I don't need or use anything like that. My Roku Ultra and PC are connected through a Sony sound bar with 4 HDMI inputs and 1 HDMI output to the projector.For the small price of these projectors I'm totally impressed. Auto-focus is great, color and contrast are good, and Windows 11 is really clear at over 100 inches on my living room wall. I should buy more and stock up for the future.

I updated this review and honestly for the price it cant be beat!Pro's:Price is rather amazing for what your gettingBuild quality is excellentThe packaging is also excellentRemote is pretty good for what its used forBlacks are blackIts decently bright but dont expect 800 ANSI LUMENS in this price range, however I noticed if you use it on a lighter wall versus a decent projector screen it for sure looks brighter.Picture quality is really goodThe Auto Image features are actually very good don't even know how that pack in so much into such a small cube and at this price point.The sound is kinda amazing again, at this price point rather incredible if you set surround sound on and set to moviesThere are many customizable video and audio settingsIncludes an HDMI cable and Aux Audio cables..amazing again at this price point when you can't even get a charging cable with an iphone lol!Added bonus features for registration!CONS:No included screw stand or ability to attach to a tripod!This is definitely needed as you have no way to place it on the ground and tilt it up to a screen!Otherwise you need to raise the height of it using a table or something else to elevate it a few feed off the ground...The colors are decent however once you start going out 80 inches everything starts to get washed out, colors focus and brightness...again got to remember the price point as you are definitely getting tons of value for the money!I think ditch the HDMI cable and add the 15 cent screw and another 15 cents to have a tripod screw hole would make this a 5 star review!